[2026.08.03] WE'RE NOTHING AT ALL THANKS THE AUDIENCE ONCE MORE

Anson Kong and ANSONBEAN have been visiting several theaters to thank the audience
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The Herman Yau Lai To directed, Patrick Tam Yiu Man, ANSONBEAN (Chan Ngai Sun), Anson Kong Yip Sun (AK), Amanda Lee Wai Man and Baby Po Pui Yu starred film WE'RE NOTHING AT ALL (NGOR MOON BUT SI SUP MOR) exceeded HK$ 12 million at the box office, the film team yesterday went to the theaters for the ultimate audience appreciation event to thank the audience for their support of the film.

Yau Lai To was quite satisfied with the results of the film. As for whether there would be a chance for the original team to collaborate again, he said that would depend on what the script and the roles would call for. However each person in the film lineup has been engraved in his mind. Attended Shi Nansun's memorial service yesterday morning, Director Yau said that during the period of 1999 to 2007, he collaborated with Shi Nansun countless times and praised her as a jill of a trade. He said, "I knew that she began to be admitted to the hospital three years ago, her body was very weak. I also struggled with whether I should visit her at the hospital, because I knew that there were many people with her. Everyone knew that she really took care of her friends, I worried that seeing her at the hospital would make it hard for her." Director Yau said that the passing of Shi Nansun was a major loss for the Hong Kong film industry.

Regarding Director Yau's new film casting of ANSONBEAN's younger brother Ian Hannz (Chan Ting Hei), Director Yau stressed that he was also cast by auditions and had nothing to do with ANSONBEAN. ANSONNBEAN looked forward to one day when the two brothers would be able to work together on a movie. His ittle brother was very smart and did not need him to teach acting. He believed that he would play the role well. AK said that as long as Director Yau was satisfied with the film results, he would be equally satisfied.

Tam Yiu Man and Lee Wai Man praised the film team for having a lot of love; especially since the less than mobile Director Yau also went all over to thank the audience, they dared not neglect the event. They also proposed for Director Yau to make a new movie with the original team.

Lee Wai Man earlier suspected of deleting a photo with her husband on a social media platform, causing worries online about her marital status. Lee Wai Man said, "No problem, don't worry. Actually I have not uploaded my husband's photos other than the wedding ones, so I didn't delete any. Perhaps some people were acting up, I have already seen too many such reports." She stressed that she would not deliberately "show off" her love, because she usually was very busy with work already, and she had to take care of her 8-year-old son.

Po Pui Yu earlier revealed that during a shoot Rachel Leung Yung Ting injured her face with a slap on the Internet, causing many online to blame Leung Yung Ting. Regarding this Po Pui Yu said, "Actually I too am responsible for the incident itself, because now I have metal plates on my face and couldn't be hit. Even I have forgotten about this, plus the injury was inevitable during a shoot. She didn't injure me, I was also negligent." Po Pui Yu stressed that she and Leung Yung Ting were close. They often met for dinner even after making the movie. Speaking of Michelle Wai Sze Nga's injury on the set and requiring 50 stitches on her face, Po Pui Yu said, "When I saw the news I felt bad for her. Actors during filming sometimes would perform with too much force, I hope she recovers soon. I can relax, knowing that she has a doctor husband to take care of her because a specialist doctor would help her right away. Lips and mouth injury were very rough, I could only be on a liquid diet after my accident. I couldn't even drink water, and needed nutrients to be injected into the body with a syringe."

[2026.08.03] OVER 500 PEOPLE REMEMBER SHI NANSUN AT HER MEMORIAL EVENT

Brigitte Lin has been by her friend's side so she was able to passed surrounded by lovec

The memorial event is elegantly decorated with a black and white photo of Shi Nansun

Tsui Hark personally wrote a song for his former wife

Mr. and Mrs. Chow Yun Fat arrive to bid their friend farewell

Busy with his new film recently, Donnie Yen arrives with his wife Cissy Wang

Tony Leung Chiu Wai looks solemn dressed in black
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Around 500 family members, friends and colleagues attend Shi Nansun's memorial eventt

Tsui Hark and Brigitte Lin speak to the press after the memorial event

Sylvia Chang, Eric Tsang and Winnie Yu speak at the memorial event

Mr. and Mrs. Chow Yun Fat leave with sorrow

Carina Lau and husband Tony Leung Chiu Wai arrives to pay thei respect

Jackie Chan quickly leaves after the event

Sammo Hung arrives in a wheelchair

Charlie Yeung and Zhou Xun return to Hong Kong to attend the memorial event
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Hong Kong veteran filmmaker Shi Nansun passed away on the 13th of last month at the age of 75. The memorial service "ENCORE NANSUN" was held yesterday at the Grand Hyatt Wan Chai. The memorial service brought together nearly 100 celebrities from the film industry. Shi Nansun's former husband Tsui Hark made a special life video for her to be broadcast at the event, and made a final tribute to Shi Nansun with her relatives and friends.

Shi Nansun was known as the "Imperial General Manager" in the Hong Kong film industry, firmly stood in the film circle for more than 40 years and produced countless classic masterpieces. At yesterday's memorial event, a number of Hong Kong, mainland and Taiwan's showbiz heavyweights attended to bid farewell, including Shi Nansun's former husband Tsui Hark, Shi Nansun's confidant for half her life Brigitte Lin (Lam Ching Ha), Sylvia Chang Ai Chia's family of four, Jia Zhangke, Feng Xiaogang, Mr. and Mrs. Chow Yun Fat, Tony Leung Chiu Wai and Carina Lau Ka Ling, George Lam Chi Cheung and Sally Yeh (Yip Sin Man), Kenneth Fok Kai Kong, Derek Yee Tung Sing, Frederick Ma Si Hang, Dayo Wong Tze Wah, Eric Tsang Chi Wai, Andrew Lau Wai Keung, Stanley Tong Kwai Lai, Dante Lam Chiu Yin, Zhou Xun, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heung Wah Keung, Kevin Tsai, Chan Hing Ka, Herman Yau Lai To, Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Yen Chi Tan, Alan Tam Wing Lun, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Bee (Chung Chun To), John Chiang Dai Wai, Li Bingbing, Zhang Jingchu, Ng See Yuen, Joe Cheung Tung Cho, Calvin Choy Yat Chi's family of three, Remus Choy Yat Kit, Alan Tang Kwong Wing's widow Janet Yim Nap Chun and their daughters, Manfred Wong (Man Jun), Karen Mok Man Wai's Mama Eleanor Mok Ho Man Yee, Stanley Kwan Kam Peng, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Lo Koon Ting, Raman Hui Sing Ngai, Elena Kong Mei Yee, Charlie Yeung Choi Nei, Christopher Doyle (To Ho Fung), Joe Chan Sinn Gi, Mabel Cheung Yuen Ting, Fong Ping, Nina Paw Hee Ching, Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung, Louise Wong Dan Nei, Anselm Chan Mou Yin, Anthony Pun Yiu Ming, Ursule Wong Yu Sze, Lawrence Kan Kwan Chun, Chin Kar Lok and others. Sammo Hung Kam Bo and Candy Yu On On were present in wheelchairs and cane respectively.

The memorial hall is decorated with elegant purple, white and pink flowers, and a black and white photo of a smiling Shi Nansun was used, and she looked calm and dashing. Inside the hall wreathes from Michael Hui Koon Man, Sam Hui Koon Kit, Andy Lau Tak Wah, Cecilia Cheung Pak Chi, Gary Ting Chi Ko and Miriam Yeung Chi Wah and others were on display.

After the song "I HAVE NEVER LEFT", the memorial came to a successful end. Guests began to leave at 11:45 a.m. Everyone looked sad, Li Bingbing, the eyes of Kent Tsai, Yeung Choi Nei, Paw Hee Ching and so on were red from crying. Not seen in public in Hong Kong for a long time, Jackie Chan and Jojo Cho Chuen appeared after 12 noon. Subsequently, Tsui Hark and Lam Ching Ha spoke to the media.

Lam Ching Ha said, "Shi Nansun was a great filmmaker, and her contribution to Hong Kong film and as person could not be fit into just one book. She could not have been any better to her friends, and she treated her friends with all her heart and soul. In her final days, many good friends and family surrounded her every day and accompanied her. During her days at the hospital, Tsui Hark and I took turns to be by her side 24 hours a day. Finally, she peacefully left us surrounded by love. Today I saw so many good friends from all over the world just to pay tribute to Nansun (Shi Nansun), I feel very grateful and moved, everyone is very thoughtful."

Tsui Hark expressed his gratitude to a group of friends who gathered their collectibe strength to prepare for this memorial meeting, as well as special thanks to the three musicians Luo Dayou, Wu Bai and Lo Koon Ting, who in the electronic commemorative book each wrote a song dedicated to Shi Nansun. He himself also wrote a song. He sighed sentimentally and continued, "I put all the music and lyrics on the commemorative book, hoping that someone can sing these songs as soon as possible and let everyone hear them. Finally, on behalf of Shi Nansun, I thank you, the media workers, for the patience and care to report on her news. We and her family express our gratitude to everyone." Lam Ching Ha added, "We are all her family. I've been with Shi Nansun for 44 years, Tsui Hark for 50 years, and we'll always be family."

In addition, the electronic memorial book was divided into three parts, for relatives and friends to remember the time spent with Shi Nansun. Among them, "Time" contained precious photos of Shi Nansun since her birth in 1951; "Dear Nansun" was full of the memories and time of friends. Eulogies came from director John Woo (Ng Yu Sum) and his wife Niu Chunlong, Ang Lee, Jia Zhangke, Wong Kar Wai, Ann Hui On Wa, Huang Jianxin, film producer Yu Dong, Wang Zhonglei, Hsu Feng, Korean actor Jung Woo-sung, Yen Chi Tan, Lam Chi Cheung, Yip Sin Man, etc. Among them Hui On Wa dedicated her painting to her close friend, and Lam Chi Cheung dedicated the lyrics of "Streets of Paris", which he created while working with Shi Nansun in Paris in 1983. Collaborated on THE FLYING SWORDS OF DRAGON GATE (Lung Moon Fei Gap), Mavis Fan described Shi Nansun as a "model heroine beyond time and space", and would always be a role model for her.

Wong Kar Wai wrote a letter by hand to Shi Nansun. "Ms. Shi Nansun was an outstanding Hong Kong filmmaker, making countless classic films in her lifetime. She is worth us remembering her."

In addition, the 4 songs dedicated to Shi Nansun included the Wu Bai composed, written and performed NANSUN NANSUN, the Lo Koon Ting composed and performed with Susan Tang Shuchen written lyrics RED DUST, the Luo Dayou arranged and performed DAWN, DON'T COME and LAUGH AT THE SEA concerto, and the Tsui Hark written score I HAVE NEVER LEFT.

The "ENCORE NANSUN" session was moderated by Winnie Yu Tsang, and 11 friends took the stage to speak. The following are excerpts from the speeches of several of his friends:

Shi Nansheng's big brother Shi So Ching:

Nansun learned to get along with people from a young age and was very likeable; quick witted and eager, which attributed the success of film distribution later. She is the life of the party. There is never dull moment when she is around.

Ex-husband Tsui Hark:

I want to believe that Nansun has never left us. She left not only memories, but also gratitude for her. Remember not just her achievements and contributions. More importantly, it was her spirit. She believed in culture, friendship, selfless kindness, and treated friends of different cultures in the world as equals, so that Chinese and friends of different cultures can co-exist together and sit on an equal footing.

Dear Friend Lam Ching Ha:

This lace scarf on me was given to me many years ago by Shi Nansun, and I have been reluctant to use it. I never expected that the first time I would wear it was at her memorial meeting. Now that Nansun has passed away, her grace, her presence, and her energy of love have all already moved into my heart, and I will keep them going with my life in the days ahead.

Cinema City partner Tsang Chi Wai:

A lot of people talk about Shi Nansun, but I have never heard a single bad thing said about her. She not only affected me, but also pushed Cinema City and the entire show business industry to the peak. She would 200% complete the ideas we spent all night together to come up with, bringing art and photography to Hong Kong cinema. I remember when we were making TILL DEATH DO WE SCARE (SIU SUN PA PA), she got a Vogue Magazine art director to help. She also did the translation for movies, came up with English title ACES GO PLACES for JUI GAI PAK DONG and it sounded great. She was not just our housekeeper, but also a "diplomat" and foreign industry buyers all treat her like family. Nansun's life was colorful, and today we can't find another person like her. Although she has left, her spirit is always in my heart.
 

Chang Ai Chia:

Shi Nansun's home has a painting of Feng Zikai, which says, "The flower seller is gone but the road remains fragrant." Nansun is gone, but her most precious friendship will always be there.

Yu Tsang:

I still can't bring myself to delete her number from my contact. Once on the way to the Peak, I still unknowingly thought that she was still around and could take a detour to her home to chat wit her. She was my older sister.

[2026.08.01] STEPHEN CHOW IS WAITING FOR THE RIGHT ROLE TO RETURN TO THE SCREEN

Stephen Chow recently promotes KUNG FU SOCCER

KUNG FU SOCCER end credit saves an empty seat for the late Ng Man Tat
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Film star Stephen Chow Sing Chi recently promoted his new film KUNG FU SOCCER (GONG FU NUI JOOK) in the mainland. Focused on behind the scene work in recent years, he was asked when he would perform on screen. He said that he might be waiting for a suitable role and joked, "I really don't know how to act!" He admitted that he had no concept of acting, just performing in his own way and let it flow naturally, plus age was also a problem. "The work behind the scenes has been very, very heavy. Back then I was quite powerful, writing, directing and starring myself; but now I am older and physically it is almost impossible." Regarding appearing with his back toward the camera at the end of the new film, many viewers are not satisfied He joked, "Can't you see that our backs are also full of many comedic genes?"

Speaking of kung fu, he said that he has studied a lot of kung fu because he admired Bruce Lee since childhood. If he did not make movies, he might finally become a Wing Chun coach. In addition, during the interview Chow Sing Chi occasionally turned the table and asked the host about his views on his film and other topics, the host admitted that he failed the interview and pointed out that Chow Sing Chi took the initiative to add his contact information, which made him feel flattered.

In the end credit scene next to Chow Sing Chi was an empty seat, which reminded fans that it was saved for the late Ng Man Tat. Recently a fan asked Chow Sing Chi at an event, "Was that empty seat saved for Uncle Tat? Because I feel Uncle Tat is the most important in our hearts and in yours, that spot was probably a tribute to him." Chow Sing Chi got sentimental after hearing that and gently responded, "I completely agree."

[2026.07.31] ADA CHOI GUEST STARS IN HERMAN YAU'S NEW FILM TO RETURN A FAVOR

Ada Choi, Sean Lau and Marf Yau brave the rain to work on their new film
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Sean Lau Ching Wan, Ada Choi Siu Fun , Marf Yau Yin Tung, Catherine Chau Ka Yee, Elizabeth Tang To, Hazel Lam Hei Tung and others yesterday shot on location for the Herman Yau Lai To directed new Emperor Motion Picture FOOK SAU DIK YUN (MAN OF VENGEANCE). After a long tie away from Hong Kong films, Ada surprisingly guest starred in order to return a favor. Ada revealed that her daughter was interested in entering the industry. She would support her daughter to choose her own way in the future, but she thought that in comparison to a beauty pageant, forming a girl group for her debut would be even more fun.

Lau Ching Wan recently busy shooting FOOK SAU DIK YUN. He pointed out that because of the rain for several days in a row, the progress of the location shoot has been impacted. He felt that the rain was ok, but this summer has been particularly hot. He could only drink more water to cool off. Has his wife Amy Kwok Oi Ming visit the set with soup? He said, "Occasionally she has."

Yesterday the film was shot at a school at Mid-Levels. Ching Wan revealed that the story mainly had Tang To coming to retrieve her sister's belongings, during which she argued with the teacher and he came to investigate. Would he have any scene with former co-star Ada? Ching Wan said that in the film he and Ada once collaborated to open an internet company, later they argued and stopped working together. They even had hatred between them, but she still asked him to help investigate the case. However they did not share many scenes.

Speaking of working with many new actors this time, Ching Wan praised them for being very serious and fully invested. They quite cherished the performance opportunities, so he hoped that they would have more performance opportunities. Among them he appreciated Tang To more. "She is very certain about what she is going, and she is focused on the set, standby at any time and wouldn't go off somewhere." Has he interacted with the group of new actors? Ching Wan smiled and said, "We have chatted, some very politely have introduced themselves to me. (What would you talk about?) Say hello, that's it. (Have they asked you for advice?) They haven't really asked." Ching Wan revealed that in the film he mainly had dramatic scenes but would also have some action scenes. Earlier he had a bridge jump in Wan Chai, but the stunt double performed it. Ching Wan said that he could perform the stunt personally if necessary, but safety came first.

Speaking of his friend Cheung Tat Ming attending the memorial event of his mentor Cheung King Fai in a wheelchair earlier and looking thin and haggard, Ching Wan revealed that two or three months ago he had with Tat Ming and thought that he was in good spirit. He hoped that he could continue to be healthy, and he has someone to take care of him. Ching Wan also lamented that many elders have passed away this year, which of course were unfortunate but everyone must understand that everyone would go through this process.

Away from Hong Kong film for a long time, Choi Siu Fun has joined the film with a guest performance. She revealed that this time was to repay Director Yau. She said, "Earlier when we made REBELLION (TUNG MOON) the director took great care of me and protected me. I would always remember that. I want to repay the favor." Ada revealed that this time she played the role of a mother, a rich and powerful woman, and like Marf she too was a person of vengeance. Regarding working with Lau Ching Wan again, Ada smiled and said, "Ching Wan is thinner and more handsome, but Ching Wan didn't praise me."

Marf said that she got goose bumps when she first met Ada. "I think that her character itself is scary and has quite a presence, so as soon as I see Ada I feel quite the aura. Although we didn't have any scene together, we both are people of vengeance." Has she taken the opportunity to learn from working with so many elders? She said of course, whether it was the director, the team, or the cast, they all had places worth learning from.

With two daughters, Ada instead had to ask Marf for advice. "My two daughters are teenagers. I have so much I want to ask you. My daughter like to dance K-pop." As for online praise for her elder daughter for her beauty, Ada clarified that the Internet misunderstood. "Actually that one is the younger daughter. The older daughter has gotten prettier too. Neither is too bad, and both are almost as tall as me." Would her daughter be interested in developing in the business? Ada admitted that her daughters would be interested in entering the profession. "Not for beauty pageants, girl group is more fun; but for now they should focus on studying, and I will support them when they choose their paths in the future." Her daughter would share with her guys she liked but knew that they would not be able to date until age 18; Marf admitted that she would not share her feelings with her mother before. Then she came out to work and saw her less, instead they talked more.

[2026.07.31] BOWIE WU POSTS A VIDEO AFTER RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS

Released from the hospital, Bowie Wu has his daughter in law shoot an update video
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An energetic Bowie Wu shoots a video with his daughter in law JoJo

Bowie Wu (left) listens to his caridologist (right) explain his conidition

Bowie Wu in June performed concerts at the Hong Kong Coliseum and successfully challenged the record of "the oldest Chinese artist to perform a concert"
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The 94-year-old Bowie Wu Fung (Brother Sau)'s friend Patrick Tse Yin passed away earlier. The media wanted to ask Brother Sau for a response, and Brother Sau's relatives and friends replied that Brother Sau's body was ailing. Brother Sau released a short video on social media last night to explain the experience of hanging on to life by a thread. He revealed that he was admitted to the hospital earlier and was even in a coma in the ICU for 4 days. He needed to be intubated, fortunately he has now recovered and was discharged from the hospital.

Brother Sau shot a video and commented, "I have had a serious incident recently, so I’m going to tell my good friends now." With his daughter-in-law JoJo, he appeared to be in good spirit was good in front of the camera. His daughter-in-law said that the family earlier, in order to keep the outside world from worrying and disturbing the hospital, only said that Brother Sau had Covid and the flu. However actually Brother Sau suffered from cholangitis due to gall stone blockage, was in critical condition and rushed to the ICU of Queen Elizabeth Hospital; during which due to breathing difficulties he needed to intubated and in a coma for 4 days, the situation was worrying.

The doctor described Brother Sau as "taking a lap in heaven", praising him for his luck and said that cholangitis could cause serious complications, bacteria entering the bloodstream or sepsis, enough to be fatal; fortunately he received timely treatment. He remembered that the fragments of family, friends, and god sons and daughters kept coming to mind during his coma. His strong will to live made him overcome the disease and wake up. He also sincerely thanked the medical experts and all the medical staff of the ICU of Queen Elizabeth Hospital, as well as the family, friends and the general public online for their concern and encouragement. Experiencing the thin line between life and death, Brother Sau said that he would cherish the opportunity to meet with all his friends and family.

[2026.07.31] JEFFREY NGAI REFLECTS ON LIFE AFTER THE DAMAGE CAUSED BY CHASING AFTER METRICS

Renci Yeung and Jeffrey Ngai ride the wave at sea with all their might
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The Jeffrey Ngai Chun Sun, Renci Yeung Sze Wing, Kevin Chu Kam Yin, Henick Chou Hon Ning, KB Lee Kin Wan, Amy Tang Lai Ying and Celina Harto (Chan Ching Yi) starred wakesurf light comedy WAKESURF LOVERS (LONG FA NAM NUI) would open on August 27th. Yesterday the final poster and trailer were officially released. The portrait of the leads Jeffrey and Yeung Sze Wing occupied the top of the picture, and on the surfboard next to them it is written "YOU CAN'T BLAME GRAVITY FOR FALLING IN LOVE", which echoed the romantic elements of the film and implied that the characters should learn to stand up again even if they fell.

In the film Chu Kam Yin opened his arms to ride the wind and waves. Confident and stable, he looked cool; Chou Hon Ning lost his balance and fell into the water, forming a strong contrast that was full of comedy. In the trailer, the Chan Ching Yi played influencer Miss Dessert accused Yeung Sze Wing of abandoning her students at sea, and crowning her the title of "garbage coach", causing her career and mood to fall into the abyss. On the other hand, Jeffrey, who once made a video mocking Yeung Sze Wing as the "Jellyfish King of the Pacific", began to reflect on the damage he caused by chasing after metrics after learning the truth of the incident.

[2026.07.30] FOR THE WEEK ENDING SUNDAY, JULY 26 2026

For the week ending Sunday, July 26 2026

10 DOG DAY EVENING
  AKA : TOO MANY WAYS TO BE No. 2
  AKA : THE DEPARTMENT
  Can : YUT GOR BO MOON DIK DAN SUN
  Lit : The Birth of A Department
    d. Mak Tin Shu
    Michael Ning (Bak Ji), Fish Liew Chi Yu, Rachel Leung Yung Ting,
      Yoyo Tse Wing Yan, Mak Pui Tung, Yukki Tai Yuk Kei,
      Gardner Tse Kwan Ho, Nina Paw Hee Ching,
      Ng Wing Sze, Larine Tang Yueping,
      Angelina Lo Yuen Yen, Chu Pak Him,
      Kumer So Sun Yu, Edward Chui Woai Dong,
      Zain Wong Chi Wai, Adan Pang Pak Yin,
      Max Cheung Tat Lun, Eric Tsui Ho Cheong,
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 108 mins.
  Opening June 18 2026
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/CuiOAENOoYs

[ CINEMA CITY ]     On an usual day, something unusual happens in a paid TV station... Dak bursts into the customer service department and taking hostages. It turns out Dak doesn't want money but to "terminate the TV subscription service", while Inspector Shan suspects Dak may be a terrorist in disguise and is ready to deploy the SWAT team... The hostages understand that the cancellation procedure is complicated, and turns out helping Dak by calling hotlines and filling forms. Dak loses his patience and demands to speak to the Boss of the TV company, and the incident ends very unexpectedly.

  9 UNIDENTIFIED MURDER
  Can : UFO Lei Kei Ming Ong
    d. Kwok Ka Hei, Lee Chun Kit
    Ling Man Lung, Renci Yeung Sze Wing,
      Ronald Lam Tsz Kit, Peter Chan Charm Man,
      Kenny Wong Tak Bun, Alan Luk Chun Kwong, Jim Hui Chun Pong
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 85 mins.
  Opening November 4 2025 at the 22nd Hong Kong Asian Film Festival (10.22-11.09) (SURPRISE SCREENING)
  Opening December 13 2025 (Preview)
  Opening March 26 2026 (POSTPONED)
  Opening July 4 2026
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/8zSOV_9ubQQ

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
    Alien Alert!!!

    An influencer couple staged a harmless prank in pursuit of clicks and like. Little do they know, their little escapade has gone out of control, spiraling into a real tragedy. A series of accidents, followed by blackmails and Extraterrestrial Encounters somehow echoes and unveils the myth of a mysterious child disappearance 25 years ago!

    A group of five, a chain of bizarre events and layers of schemes and plot twist. It's all-you-can-experience in One Crazy Night!

  8 DETECTIVE CONAN: FALLEN ANGEL OF THE HIGHWAY
  AKA: DETECTIVE CONAN: HIGHWAY NO DATENSHI
    d. Takahiro Hasui
    Japanese Animation
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 109 mins.
  Opening July 9 2026

[ ODEON UK ]
    When a string of deadly highway incidents begin, Conan Edogawa's investigations point towards an orchestrated plot rather than mere accidents. As he uncovers a conspiracy involving hidden identities and advanced technology, the case escalates into a high-speed race against time to stop a calculating mastermind before more lives are lost.

  7 MOANA
    d. Thomas Kail
    Dwayne Johnson, Catherine Laga'aia

  6 OBSESSION
    d. Curry Barker
    Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette, Cooper Tomlinson, Megan Lawless

  5 DEAR YOU
    d. Lan Hongchun
    Li Sitong, Wang Yantong, Wu Shaoqing, Zheng Runqi,
      Wang Xiaohui, Usha Seamkhum
  Rating : IIA
  Opening June 18 2026
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/ovpTuAxkGdI

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
    When Xiaowei secretly travels to Thailand to find his supposedly wealthy grandfather, he uncovers a family-shattering secret: his grandfather passed away fifty years ago. For decades, the moving love letters that sustained his grandmother Shurou's hopes were written by a complete stranger. This unexpected investigation unveils a breathtaking, half-century-old romance that deeply shakes the grandmother's heart.

  4 MINIONS VS. MONSTERS
    d. Pierre Coffin
    Illumination Animation
    English Voices: Pierre Coffin, Trey Parker,
      Allison Janney, Christoph Waltz, Jesse Eisenberg, Jeff Bridges,
      Zoey Deutch, Bobby Moynihan, Phil LaMarr

  3 TOY STORY 5
    d. Andrew Stanton
    Disney Pixar Animation
    English Voices: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack
    Cantonese Voices: Dicky Cheung Wai Kin, Sean Lau Ching Wan, Joey Yung Cho Yi

  2 DORAEMON THE MOVIE: NEW NOBITA AND THE CASTLE OF THE UNDERSEA DEVIL
    d. Tetsuo Yajima
    Japanese Animation
  Rating : I
  Opening July 16 2026
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/n91pNXvD18M

[ CINEMA CITY ]
    Nobita and friends find a secret underwater castle packed with mysteries and riches. With Doraemon's gadgets, they dive into an ocean adventure mixing humor, teamwork, and imagination in a breathtaking aquatic world.

  1 THE ODYSSEY
    d. Christopher Nolan
    Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson,
      Lupita Nyong'o, Samantha Morton, Zendaya, Charlize Theron