Posts tagged productions

【SHARED】Leung Lo Yik (Chen Kau) | Letter Writer

Chen Kau has been a letter writer for nearly 40 years. Originally from Vietnam, where he worked as an accountant for a film production company, he first came to Hong Kong in 1972 and took a job as a bartender. Given his education and proficiency in English, a customer suggested he become a letter writer.

Career, Shared Article, CultureWe Are HKers1 October 2020sunset survivors, book, traditional, lindsay varty, letter, writer, language, vietnam, film, productions, accountant, elders, shopComment

Samuel Hui | Breaking the vicious circle of Hong Kong movie industry

Samuel, a post-80s movie industry worker. Born in Hong Kong and raised in Australia, he moved back to Hong Kong and joined the movie industry. He was the assistant director of famous movies such as Project Gutenberg, Enter the Fat Dragon.

Career, EntertainmentWe Are HKers6 September 2020samuel hui, movie, industry, film, productions, australia, director, assistant, mehporpor, silver wolf Comment

W - "Hong Kong is having an artistic revolution"

I went to school with the local kids and I always thought, you know, they keep their heads down and follow the rules. I never thought they’d be able to protest like this (with lots of art creations). It’s awesome.

Career, Identity, Politics, CultureWe Are HKers30 October 2019w, dj, ka yan, broken, brothers, productions, art, lkf, ethnic minority, pakistan, expatComment