Oral History Series (1): Hong Kong Here I Come
Eight veterans of the Hong Kong and Chinese film industries tell film history as they see it from the early days of the 30s and 40s on the Mainland to their migration to Hong Kong.
The eight veterans are actresses Chin Tsi-ang and Li Lihua, actor/director Lo Dun, director Griffin Yue Feng and Wu Pang, cinematographer Ho Look-ying, producer Tong Yuejuan and screenwriter/lyricist Chen Dieyi. 226 pages with over a hundred precious photos and filmographies of the veterans. Bilingual in Chinese and English. Published in 2000, priced at $75. Currently out of stock. (Edited by Kwok Ching-ling)
ISBN 962-8050-07-9
Contents
Hong Kong Film Archive
Filmmakers on Their Films (Selection of Stills)
Hands-in-hands (Group Photos)
Tong Yuejuan: The Best of Times in Hsin Hwa
Wong Ain-ling
Chin Tsi-ang: Pioneer of the Lady Knights
Donna Chu
The Lofty Spirit of Director Yue Feng
Mable Ho
The Director Who Showed Me the Path to Buddhism - Yue Feng
Cheng Pei-pei
Ho Look-ying: King of Cinematographers
Donna Chu
Still Casting a Giant Shadow - The Career of Director Wu Pang
Yuen Tsz-ying
Lo Dun: The Films of My Era
Kwok Ching-ling
Chen Dieyi: Scouring the Universe with a Pen
Donna Chu
Evergreen Li Lihua
Donna Chu
Filmographies
Compiled by Yuen Tsz-ying
- Hsin Hwa Motion Picture Company
- Chin Tsi-ang
- Yue Feng
- Ho Look-ying
- Wu Pang
- Lo Dun
- Li Lihua
- Chen Dieyi
Bibliographies
Acknowledgements
Biographies of Writers
Archive Staff