Writer and director Anselm Chan talks about his year of researching the funeral business for his career-changing film ‘The Last Dance’, Hong Kong’s Oscar submission, and the importance of telling local stories.
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The highest-grossing local film of all time in Hong Kong, Anselm Chan’s ‘The Last Dance’ is an involving family drama set in Hong Kong’s unique funeral business, where modern parlors coexist with traditional Taoist rites.
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Rae Lyn Lee, Director of photography and co-writer A childhood fascination that began with artand...
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Welcome to the third annual TFV Contenders Week promoted by The Film Verdict. True to our mission...
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The influence of a conservative new imam on a Moroccan tribal village is an economic, emotional and cultural disaster in ‘Goundafa, the Cursed Song’, which neatly embraces the simplicity of the people and their ancient lifestyle.
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