formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Hong Kong’s first socially distanced outdoor entertainment park opened its doors to the public on Tuesday in an attempt by the entertainment industry to adjust to the coronavirus pandemic. The park, called The Grounds, has a hundred socially distanced enclosed … Continued
One of Hong Kong’s largest developers has announced it will restore rather than demolish the 68-year-old State Theatre after a five-year community-led campaign focused on preserving the building. The cinema in North Point opened as the Empire Theatre in 1952, 10 … Continued
Audiences’ shifting tastes, a scarcity of funds and a move to co-productions with mainland China mean it is tough to make truly local pictures. But some cineastes see signs of a better tomorrow Source: Its rich heritage is unquestioned, but … Continued
Hong Kong’s Orange Sky Golden Harvest Entertainment (Holdings) (OSGH) will buy the remaining 50 per cent of the Golden Village cinema business from Australia’s Village Roadshow. Source: HK company buys remaining 50% Golden Village cinema stake, Business News & Top … Continued
A Monday on Chai Wan’s Yee Tai Street. Families emerge from the wet market weighed down with groceries as workers and students head to a cha chaan teng. It’s just another Hong Kong afternoon, in fact, but a small crowd … Continued
Christie®, a leader in creating and sharing the world’s best visual and audio experiences, continues its technological leadership with the introduction of the new CP2308-C high value Xenon projector, based on a powerful new electronics platform. Attendees at CineAsia 2016 … Continued