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香港電影節（英國）2023放映詳情．曼徹斯特
Hong Kong Film Festival (UK) 2023 Screening Details．Manchester
香港電影節（英國）第二次在曼徹斯特舉行，共設10場放映會，重頭戲包括開幕和閉幕電影《血在燒》、《野草不盡》；紀錄片《憂鬱之島》、《歐格里夫抗爭事件》，連結港英兩地的抗爭歷史。其他精選作品，包括《叔．叔》、周冠威導演新作《1人婚禮》、《香港人：黎智英為自由而奮鬥》、《野蕃茄》，以及《短片集：不港不英》暨跨媒介藝術活動。
各部作品介紹、完整節目名單及購票，請登陸電影節網站：hkff.uk
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HKCC is a registered non-profit organisation in the UK, dedicated to preserving and promoting Hong Kong culture.
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