A surging local industry, and 700 exhibitors from all over the world, welcome the international industry back to Hong Kong after a long, three-year hiatus.
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But this week – from March 13-16– Filmart returns to its home at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and its 27th edition is again appearing in physical form, with guests converging over the past few days, and all signs of the COVID-19 pandemic finally fading from view in Hong Kong. The event will also have an online presence for a month from March 16.Everything Everywhere All at Onc
e and the acclaim afforded its star Michelle Yeoh — the event returns now at almost the exact moment that the film world has once again turned its eyes towards Asian stories, and to the region’s creatives.
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