Based on a true story pregnant with contemporary moral questions, ‘The Red Hangar’ is the gripping portrait of a courageous Air Force captain forced to draw the line, during Chile’s military coup in 1973 that overturned the Salvador Allende government and democracy.
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In ‘No Good Men’, the ever-surprising Shahrbanoo Sadat opens up the world of Afghan life for women before and during the American pullout in 2021 in a riotous feminist romance that opened the Berlin Film Festival with a bang – even without stars.
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A trip to Mecca, an escape from Venezuela and a very old tree.
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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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