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Petite revue de presse ici bas. News in Review
HK Film Festival, HK Film market

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Celebrating its 35th birthday this year, the Hong Kong International Film Festival
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/5-fi...-miss-at-169339

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Celebrating its 35th birthday this year, the Hong Kong International Film Festival kicks off under the stewardship of new executive director Roger Garcia on March 20 and runs through April 5.
Here’s a look at five titles you won’t want to miss:
Hi, Fidelity
Quattro Hong Kong 2
Vampire
Punished
Madame X

THR's guide to Asia's largest film market.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ever...-survive-169337

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THR's guide to Asia's largest film market.
A-LIST FLICKS:
3D Sex and Zen
The Sleepwalker in 3D
The Monkey King
The Flying Guillotines
Don’t Go Breaking My Heart
Naked Soldier

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The coproduction conundrum

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By Stephen Cremin

Wed, 23 March 2011, 09:24 AM (HKT)
Production News

Expectations were turned on their heads a little at Tuesday's seminar "Europe/China: More Film Coproduction for a New Step of Cooperation" at Hong Kong FilMart.

The moderator Helen Davis Jalayath began the discussion began with some familiar — but still striking — statistics. The number of film's produced in China grew from 82 in 2000 to 526 in 2010. The number of cinema screens in China has grown to 6,200 but is expected to more than double again to 16,500 by 2015. And box office, which crossed $1.5 billion in 2010 is forecast to reach $5 billion by 2015.

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Hong Kong International Film Festival to Open with Johnnie To's 'Don't Go Breaking My Heart'

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12:08 PM 2/24/2011 by Karen Chu

The action director's second rom-com will open the 35th HKIFF along with 'Quattro Hong Kong 2.'

HONG KONG – The 2011 Hong Kong International Film Festival will open with Don't Go Breaking My Heart, the new urban comedy from long-time collaborators Johnnie To and Wai Ka-fai, and Quattro Hong Kong 2, the omnibus film of four stories from the Philippines’ Brillante Mendoza, Malaysia’s Ho Yu-hang, Thailand’s Apichatpong Weerasethakul, and Hong Kong’s Stanley Kwan.

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List of winners at the 5th Asian Film Awards

By The Associated Press (CP)

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HONG KONG — Winners at the fifth Asian Film Awards announced Monday in Hong Kong:

Best film: "Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives," Thailand
Best director: Lee Chang-dong, "Poetry"
Best actor: Ha Jung-woo, "The Yellow Sea"
Best actress: Xu Fan, "Aftershock"
Best newcomer: Mark Chao, "Monga"
Best supporting actor: Sammo Hung, "Ip Man 2"
Best supporting actress: Yoon Yeo-jeong, "The Housemaid"
Best screenplay: Lee Chang-dong, "Poetry"
Best cinematographer: Mark Lee, "Norwegian Wood"
Best production designer: Yuji Hayashida, "13 Assassins"
Best music score: Indian Ocean, "Peepli Live"
Best editing: Nam Na-young, "I Saw the Devil"
Best visual effects: Phil Jones, "Aftershock"
Best costume designer: William Chang, "Let the Bullets Fly"
Outstanding contribution to Asian cinema: Kim Dong-ho
Lifetime achievement: Raymond Chow

Videos: http://www.asianfilmawards.asia/2011/

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Filmart Market Off to a Hot Start
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HONG KONG -- The 2011 edition of Hong Kong’s Filmart proves that there is strength in numbers.

Exhibitors from China and the U.S., who were each in their own dedicated space, are rejoicing in the increased foot traffic, concentrated buyer numbers and easy access.

“It’d be a lot of trouble if we come here by ourselves,” said China’s Magical Media rep Zhuo Yi. “The grouped pavilion saved us a lot of work.”

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35th HKIFF Presents World Premieres of Punished and Hi, Fidelity

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9 March 2011 (Hong Kong) – The Hong Kong International Film Festival Society (HKIFFS) proudly launches two prominent World Premieres this month at the 35th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF): Punished, directed by the renowned local filmmaker LAW Wing-cheong, starring Anthony WONG, Richie REN, Janice MAN, Maggie CHEUNG Ho-yee, and LAM Lee; andHi, Fidelity, directed by the multi-talented filmmaker Calvin POON, starring Patricia HA, Michelle YE, Carrie NG, William CHAN, Chapman TO, XIAN Se-li and Shaun TAM.

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QUOTE (ah_thomas @ Mardi 22 Mars 2011 14h49)

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Here’s a look at five titles you won’t want to miss:
Hi, Fidelity
Quattro Hong Kong 2
Vampire
Punished
Madame X

ouais, vampire, je voulais le voir, mais comme le real s'est decommande pour des raisons fallacieuses, je n'y suis pas alle non plus
Due to the recent earthquake in Japan, director Iwai Shunji is unable to come to Hong Kong to attend the screenings and other activities at the HKIFF.

Letter from the Director, Iwai Shunji
decidement, l'organisation de ce festival est vraiment pourrie

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Chinese film still a cottage industry

http://www.filmbiz.asia/news/chinese-film-...ottage-industry

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By Marcus Lim

Thu, 24 March 2011, 08:00 AM (HKT)
Industry News

FILMART – Producers and academics alike mourned the inability of the domestic Chinese film business to become industrialised, even as it experiences record breaking box office growth.

A wide-ranging and unfocused discussion organised by the Asian Film Producers Forum on Tuesday at the Hong Kong FilMart touched on independent financing, box office takings, foreign sales and cinema screen numbers.

An excellent read

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HAF favours edgy films

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By Stephen Cremin

Wed, 23 March 2011, 18:59 PM (HKT)
Awards News

The 9th Hong Kong Asia Film Financing Forum presented six prizes this afternoon, 23 March, including the newly launched Chinese Script Development Fund.

The main HAF Awards, for a Hong Kong project and a project originating outside Hong Kong, went to Philip Yung's (翁子光) Port of Call (踏雪尋梅) and Bui Thac Chuyen's Dream State respectively.

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Introduced the awards, festival chairman Wilfred Wong (王英偉) noted the diversity of the countries participating this year. 28 projects competed from 13 regions for the various HAF Awards.

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Bullets, Love and Beijing's Heavy Hand

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At Hong Kong festival, bright vies with bland; China's Jiang scores a satirical and popular bull's-eye
By JOE MORGENSTERN

An 800-pound dragon hovered above the screening rooms of the recent 35th Hong Kong International Film Festival, which showcased 300 films from all over Asia. With its newly insatiable appetite for entertainment, its rapidly expanding movie industry and its insistence on censorship, mainland China has become, for better and worse, the dominant force in Asian films.

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