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Home / [Media] AICS 2025 features indie documentary shorts from Taiwan on diverse identities

[Media] AICS 2025 features indie documentary shorts from Taiwan on diverse identities

[Media] AICS 2025 features indie documentary shorts from Taiwan on diverse identities

[News] The opening of the 2025 Asian Independent Cinema Showcase drew over a hundred audience members and local media attention from Pancouver, OmniTV Cantonese, and Singtao Canada.

The Vancouver premiere of Kissing the Ground You’ve Walked On and Conversation with Macau filmmaker Hong Heng-Fai was successfully held in UBC Robson Square on 6 February 2025.


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Media coverage: Pancouver | Omni TV | Singtao Canada

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[Newsletters] The HKSI March 2025 Update is out!

[Media] 2025 Asian Independent Cinema Showcase draws over a hundred audience members with the Vancouver premier of a work by Macau indie filmmaker Hong Heng-Fai

[Newsletters] The HKSI February 2025 Update is out!

[Media] AICS co-curator Jimmy Lo introduces the 2025 program of the UBC Asian Independent Cinema Showcase

[Media] HKSI AICS second edition will open with screening of Kissing the Ground You Walked On and virtual conversation with director Hong Heng-fai

[Publications] Survey study on Hong Kong residents recently arrived in Canada (second wave): Preliminary report

[Media] HKSI AICS and the Cinematheque have teamed up on a six-part retrospective on a prominent Second Wave Hong Kong filmmaker Clara Law

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