Coming to a Theatre Near You — Gems of Hong Kong Film Trailers

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Coming to a Theatre Near You — Gems of Hong Kong Film Trailers

Date:31/5-3/11/2024
Opening Hours:Monday, Wednesday to Sunday: 10am - 8pm
Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays)
Venue:Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Film Archive

Free Admission

The essence of every feature film is distilled into a trailer of just a few minutes!

A ‘teaser’ or ‘trailer’ is an advertisement for a film, tempting prospective viewers by setting up a good hook. Cutting a film trailer is a major test of an editor’s abilities. This exhibition will feature over 100 trailers from the Hong Kong Film Archive’s collection, tracking the key trends and changes in the development of the local industry, including film styles, genres, directors, and stars. An unprecedented showcase of Hong Kong film trailers, the exhibition will be complemented by seminars with experienced editors and film promotion veterans in attendance, as well as free screenings of trailers from the 1940s to the present day. Coming soon to the Hong Kong Film Archive!

Acknowledgements:
Mr Jack Lee Fong of Palace Theatre, San Francisco, USA
© Licensed by Celestial Pictures Limited. All rights reserved.
Courtesy of Media Asia Film Distribution (HK) Limited

Enquiries: 2739 2139 (Extension activities to be announced later)

The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) presented the first Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival last year to great acclaim. This year, the second edition features "Arts & Action" as its theme, taking audiences on a journey through time to explore the charm of Hong Kong's pop culture. It encompasses both "Arts" (creative works) and "Action" (martial arts), an attempt to show the dynamic inheritance, diffusion, integration and breakthroughs within Hong Kong's pop culture.

The event lineup offers a diverse range of formats including thematic exhibitions, film screenings, stage performances and outreach activities, and its rich content spans across literature, various art forms and martial arts, clearly showcasing how Hong Kong's vibrant and diverse pop culture stands out from the rest. For more information, please visit www.pcf.gov.hk/en.

The contents of the programme do not represent the views of the presenter. The presenter reserves the right to change the programme should unavoidable circumstances make it necessary.