Tag: Documentary Filmmaking
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Kiwi Chow: Dissenting Director in Hong Kong’s Quiet Climate
Overview: A Rare Voice in Hong Kong’s Film Scene In Hong Kong, expressing dissent has become a fraught act. The space for criticising the government or the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is narrow, and many public figures choose silence to safeguard their careers. Against this backdrop, Kiwi Chow stands out as a director who has…
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Kiwi Chow’s Quiet Rebellion: Life as a Dissenting Director in Hong Kong
In a city where silence has become the default, Kiwi Chow stands out as a rare voice of dissent in Hong Kong Hong Kong’s film industry has long been a mirror to its political climate, reflecting local anxieties and the shifting boundaries of expression. In recent years, however, the space for openly criticising the government…
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What It Takes to Film 60 Minutes on Mount Everest
Introduction: A rare glimpse into extreme storytelling Filming a feature for 60 Minutes on Mount Everest is more than a broadcast assignment; it’s a high-stakes expedition that blends journalism, adventure, and meticulous logistics. The task demands not just compelling interviews and visuals, but careful planning to protect the crew and respect the mountain’s delicate environment.…
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2026 Oscars Best Documentary Feature Predictions: Early Buzz and What Might Win
Introduction: Reading the early tea leaves for Best Documentary Feature The Oscar race for Best Documentary Feature in 2026 is already generating chatter across awards circles, with critics, industry insiders, and audience favorites shaping the conversation. As the Variety Awards Circuit and other trade outlets weigh in with early predictions, one thing is clear: the…