This month's Hong Kong International Film Festival is set to be a cinematic extravaganza, featuring a diverse selection of over 190 films from 62 countries and regions. Among these, there will be five world premieres and 64 Asian premieres, promising a rich tapestry of storytelling and cultural perspectives.
The festival, spanning 12 days from March 28 to April 8, will kick off with the Asian premiere of local director Ray Yeung's acclaimed film 'All Shall Be Well,' which recently clinched the prestigious Teddy Award at the Berlin festival. Closing the festival will be the Asian premiere of 'All the Long Nights,' directed by Miyake Sho and starring Matsumura Hokuto and Kamishiraishi Mone, a film that has already garnered praise for its luminous storytelling.
