VOICED : Re-enter the dragon: Hong Kongs movie new wave

The video discusses the decline of Hong Kong's film industry due to competition from mainland China, where there are more opportunities and funding. Despite this, a new wave of Hong Kong filmmakers is determined to focus on local stories, even with limited resources. The industry faces financial and political challenges, including censorship and scarce funding. However, the success of low-budget films like 'Ten Years' offers hope and inspiration for filmmakers to continue creating content that reflects Hong Kong's unique spirit and culture.

What is one reason for the decline of Hong Kong's film industry?

• Decreasing audience interest

• Lack of talented filmmakers

• Competition from mainland China

• High production costs

Why are some Hong Kong filmmakers choosing to work with limited resources?

• To reduce production time

• To avoid government scrutiny

• To maintain creative control

• To focus on familiar projects

What is a significant challenge faced by director Rita in her filmmaking?

• Lack of skilled actors

• Potential bans in China

• Limited access to technology

• High production costs

What is a concern for Hong Kong filmmakers regarding Beijing's influence?

• Decreased local talent

• Increased censorship

• Rising production costs

• Lack of international recognition

What does the success of the film '10 Years' suggest for Hong Kong's film industry?

• A shift towards high-budget films

• A growing interest in period dramas

• A potential revival of local filmmaking

• A decline in international collaborations