‘Iron Monkey’, one of the greatest martial arts films ever made, can never be repeated

The genre has thrived amid hapless degenerates gambling away their luck for laughs

This story of a murder case and its aftermath transcends the documentary style

Mainland edits of Hong Kong films leave no sleaze or loose ends.

A remarkably human story of a man rescuing a dog and a dog rescuing a man

Suspend your disbelief, silence your inner critic and look out for the cameos

Canto-pop queen Anita Mui was one of Hong Kong’s brightest and bravest stars

’Tis the season ... for love, drugs, violence and a bomb

The daring film’s dystopian visions of Hong Kong resonate with an eerie accuracy today

‘Too Many Ways to Be No. 1’ makes gripping viewing as it gleefully subverts the boilerplate triad film