AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHong Kong Cinema: Hong Kong Cinema @ Busan wrapped up after four days promoting local films and forging industry links. Five Hong Kong titles are also screening at Spain’s Sitges fantasy film festival. Van Gogh in Hong Kong: Hundreds queued to see Chestnut Trees in Blossom, on public view for the first time in more than 60 years before its New York auction, where it could fetch US$180 million. Stephen Chow: His Kung Fu Soccer, China’s biggest summer hit, opens in the US, Canada, UK and Ireland on October 23, with an English dub featuring Chow, Jimmy O. Yang and MC Jin. On Screen: Veteran director Tsui Hark is being celebrated with a Lyon festival retrospective, while Hong Kong has renewed free-TV licences for TVB, HKTVE and i-Cable Hoy. Arts and Culture: Hong Kong Performing Arts Expo 2026 closed after spotlighting international exchange; meanwhile, Anita Mui’s ashes have reportedly gone missing from a monastery. Industry Voices: Actor Angela Yuen has called for an end to misogynistic culture in Hong Kong’s film industry.
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