Hong Kong Cinema Club

The Hong Kong Cinema Club’s 1 year anniversary event! To celebrate, we’re presenting one of the most iconic Hong Kong films of all-time for its 40th anniversary, A BETTER TOMORROW (1986) directed by action-maestro John Woo!

Directed by legendary action choreographer Yuen Woo-ping (The Matrix; Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), Dreadnaught expertly blends majestic action sequences with superb physical comedy, courtesy of stars Yuen Biao, Bryan Leung Kar-yan, and Yuen Shun-yee.

Celebrate Lunar New Year with the Hong Kong Cinema Club as we revisit this bonkers sci-fi comedy produced by (and co-starring) Tsui Hark! A wacky inventor, an alcoholic crook and a nerdy journalist team up with a humanoid robot named Maria to take down "The Hero Gang" and end their reign of terror.

Jackie Chan pays homage to classic Hollywood spectacle in this 1930s-set gangster-musical romp. Cited by Chan as a personal favorite among his own films, this is certainly one of the director-star’s most unique projects, blending his action-comedy thrills with heartwarming sentiment.

The planned reburial of a village elder goes awry as the corpse resurrects into a hopping, bloodthirsty vampire, threatening mankind. Therefore, a Taoist Priest and his two disciples attempt to stop the terror.

35th Anniversary! John Woo took a detour into lighter territory with this rollicking, typically stylish comic caper, which casts superstars Chow Yun-fat, Leslie Cheung, and Cherie Chung as a trio of orphans raised by a crime lord to be professional art thieves.

The ultimate Hong Kong black-comic gorefest, this live-action adaptation of the cult manga is a blood feast of entrail-wreathed splatter and literally eye-popping ultraviolence. Writer-director Lam Nai-choi delivers a blast of pure cinema so outrageously over the top it’s nearly avant-garde.

Thief Catcher (Maggie Cheung), Wonder Woman (Anita Mui), and Invisible Girl (Michelle Yeoh) are kick-ass crusaders who must overcome their dark pasts in order to defeat an evil, baby-snatching eunuch terrorizing the city. Directed by Johnnie To.

Legendary actor-director Sammo Hung delivers a bazooka blast of pure adrenaline in this exemplar of Hong Kong action cinema at its most entertaining!

Master choreographer Corey Yuen directs Jet Li in one of his most joyous roles as legendary folk hero Fong Sai Yuk.

Jackie Chan’s second directorial effort was also a film of important firsts: his first for upstart studio Golden Harvest and his first with cowriter Edward Tang, who would become a key collaborator.

In honor of the legend's upcoming 85th birthday, The Hong Kong Cinema Club is proud to present Bruce Lee's only completed film as director, The Way of the Dragon, one of the most influential and electrifying kung fu films of all-time.