Hong kong drama list series#

( August 2008)Р”Р„ list of films produced in Hong Kong in 1955.Р”В«ackyard Adventures (aka Rear Window (remake))Р”В¬heung Ying, Chow Kwun-Ling, Yung Siu-Yi, Tsi Law-Lin, Lai Cheuk-Cheuk, Pak Suet-Sin, Fong Yim-Fen, Chan Lap-Ban, Lai Man, To Sam-Ku, Mok Wan-Ha, Wong Man-Lei, Hung Sin-Nui, Cheng Pik-Ying, Hui Ying-Ying, Yung Siu-Yi, Mui Yee, Kam PingР”В«ad-Luck for the Fishmonger at Tortoise Hill The whole city seems to be surrounded with joy and happiness.This list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items. On Sunday in Hong Kong, the streets are filled with people dancing and gathering freely in high spirits.

She tells us about the many issues the Filipino workers face in Hong Kong.You can see all their challenges and struggles, but also their resilience. We interview Sheila, a member of Gabriela Female Right Group. Lastly, it is Sunday, the happiest day for the Filipino workers, their only day off. Marrz moved to Hong Kong when he was 18 in search of freedom. We interview a transgender professor in Hong Kong, Brenda, as well as transman Marrz. They serve many different communities but encounter great prejudice, neglection, and suppression. The Filipino workers have lived in Hong Kong for more than half of their lives, but we can still how they are still being mistreated in comparison with the Western immigrants. In this last episode, we will meet the lesbian and transgender Filipino workers that live in Hong Kong. Lastly, the founder of 'Out in HK' Dennis explains the reasons why he used sports to bring change to the LGBTQ community in Hong Kong. She shares her life story with her daughter, showing the world that children can grow up happily with two mothers. During a forum for 'Rainbow Family,' he introduces a Filipino lesbian director Cha. Marty is also the founder of 'Rainbow Family', an organization that helps different communities build their own family. The episode also introduces the success of the 'Gay Games 2022' application and the consequences for the city. He has a perfect family and shares with us his journey immigrating to Hong Kong with his partner and son. Marty is the main person behind this initiative. A group of foreigners living in Hong Kong seek to know more about each culture and connect the different communities together. Yet, at the same time, there is an important gap between the different communities. She shows to everyone how she has seized every moment of her life, filling it with passion and love and without regrets.Р”Вiversity is intrinsic to Hong Kong. Moreover, we document her performance during the International Family Day in Taiwan. However, her expression changes when it comes to discuss LGBTQ issues. Ellen's face glows with love and happiness when talking about about her wife, her family and their relationship. the two of them meet for an insightful one on one. On this second stop, Cheu Wan Chi brings us to the record company 'People Mountain People Sea', where one girl has accomplished many of her dreams here: Ellen Joyce Loo. He is devoted to his faith and proud of his past. Last but not least, Anthony Man Ho Fung, a pastor, shares the struggle of fighting for LGBTQ rights over the past twenty years. The newlyweds, William and Clement, share their romantic love story and the feeling of fulfillment they got after becoming lifelong partners. Beatrice, a real transgender woman from Hong Kong, talks about her journey from a self-hatred young boy to the confident woman she is today. He discusses his first feature film, Tracey, featuring the story of a transgender woman. Jun Lee, a rising film director, often writes about the various difficult situations gay people face in real life. We will hear about their unique journeys. 'Queer Asia - Hong Kong' invites writer and host Cheuk Wan Chi to introduce her LGBTQ friends to us. People work hard for a better future in this small city. In recent years, the LGBTQ community has become more hopeful, and started to stand for what they believe in.

Hong kong drama list series#

A GagaOOLala Original TV series documenting the lives of LGBTQ individuals in Hong Kong, one of the most economically developed regions in Asia, with one of fastest paced lifestyles in the world.