Lee Tit (1913-1996), one of Cantonese cinema's top directors, is known for his versatility. Be it adaptations of Cantonese opera, genre films or films addressing social issues, Lee shows great originality and agility. Lee was also well versed in the vocabulary of film, which he animated into effective and often powerful storytelling. The book includes seven essays on Lee's works and in-depth interviews with Lee and his son, offering personal and little-known anecdotes of his career.

152 pages. Published in 2013. In Chinese. Priced at HK$54 (Co-edited by Sam Ho and Ernest Chan)

ISBN 978-962-8050-63-5