“Made in Hong Kong” : Films at the ICA 12-16 October, 2007

From the 12th (today) to the 16th October 2007, the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) in London hosts a short season of films made in Hong Kong over the past 10 years, since the city was handed back to China.

“This decade has seen the film industry in Hong Kong go from strength to strength, creating a new identity while looking back at the area’s history. Among these films, gangland thrillers, a lush musical and a bittersweet piece of animation tackle such issues as identity, the legacy of colonialism and how Hong Kong reacts to mainland China.”

Films on show:

Full Alert
My Life as McDull
Perhaps Love
Made in Hong Kong
After this Our Exile
Golden Chicken
Ordinary Heroes

“Made in Hong Kong” at the ICA

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