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Edmund Lee

Reporter · CN

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 20, 2026
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Aug 17, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Edmund Lee

    Review | A Mighty Adventure: wordless animation by McDull director is breezy if flawed (opens the original)

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    Hong Kong director Toe Yuen’s film about insects surviving the city is a visual marvel, though dialogue would have made it more expressive A few idyllic opening minutes set in the countryside introduce the protagonists: a young grasshopper that can’t quite jump like the rest of its family; a butterfly that sprinkles stardust and instantly bewitches the grasshopper; and a bubbly little spider that, perhaps traumatised by its mother’s table manners, yearns to befriend the other two. Once the three

  2. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Edmund Lee

    Review | The Dating Menu: a drifter chef looks to connect in wistful romantic drama (opens the original)

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    Lo Chun-yip plays a chef who tries out a dating app and cooks for four very different women as he tries to get over a previous relationship Lo plays Hark Lam, a talented chef whose instinctual refusal to face reality sees the Japanese omakase restaurant he opened with two long-time friends suffer financially in post-pandemic Hong Kong. His stubbornness also prevents him from getting over the girlfriend he broke up with three years ago. Now living out of his compact camper van, Lam is encouraged

  3. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Edmund Lee

    How ‘Siuyea’ Lo Chun-yip shed his indie director mindset to become a leading man (opens the original)

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    The ‘late bloomer’, who switched directing for acting in 2015, takes on his first main lead role with new film The Dating Menu When Lo Chun-yip turns 40 this December, he will celebrate the milestone as one of the most recognisable faces of a new generation in Hong Kong cinema – an unthinkable development when he shifted his focus to acting 11 years ago. Yet for a performer whose melancholic gaze has anchored several of the city’s most poignant recent films, his breakthrough as a leading man fee

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