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Hong Kong Film Festival of Paris
From Hong Kong, rooted in Paris, connected to the world.
The Hong Kong Film Festival of Paris (FFHKP) is the only film festival in France curated by Hongkongers, dedicated to showcasing Hong Kong cinema and culture. Established in 2022, the festival takes place annually in Paris. We aim to introduce the diverse perspectives, artistic energy, and unique storytelling of Hong Kong to European audiences. Each year, we present a carefully curated selection of feature films, documentaries, experimental works, and shorts, along with in-person conversations with filmmakers to foster cross-cultural dialogue. Supported by the City Hall of Paris (Marie de Paris) and various partners, the festival offers a space that is independent, creative, and politically conscious. We believe cinema is not only an art form—but a witness to identity, memory, and historical transformation.
Voix de la diaspora 2026
Voix de la diaspora 2026 is curated by the CUBE [C³] team (Association des créations culturelles et cinématographiques de Hong-Kong).
As the organizers of the Paris Hong Kong Film Festival (HKFFP), we will launch this independent thematic festival in Paris in June 2026, focusing on "Migration & Diaspora."The festival explores themes of migration, transnational life trajectories, and identity through cinema. Alongside the screening of two feature films, we have established a Short Film Section to openly call for voices from Hong Kong creators worldwide, fostering a cinematic dialogue on movement and our times on the screens of Paris.
Short film Open call
短片徵集
Call Details 徵集詳情
有關香港移民、海外生活、漂泊、身分認同主題的作品，或由身處海外的香港人導演所創作的作品。
HK films on migration, life abroad, displacement, or identity; or works by overseas HK directors.
• 作品要求 / Requirements
片長以 20 分鐘內為優先。
Preference for under 20 mins.
• 每位申請者最多遞交兩部。
Max 2 submissions per person.
聯絡我們 / Contact】如有查詢，請聯絡： hkfilm.paris@gmail.com
Deadline: May 3, 2026, at 23:00 Paris Time (UTC+1)
Help us keep Hong Kong stories on Paris screens
香港電影·巴黎延續
Since 2022, the Hong Kong Film Festival in Paris has grown from 6 to 16 films, attracting a large local audience. However, with only 30% of ticket revenue shared with us, we struggle to cover screening rights and equipment costs.
Your support helps keep Hong Kong stories on French screens.
CUBE in 2025
In 2025, CUBE continues its mission of celebrating culture and creativity with an exciting lineup of events and initiatives. This year’s highlights include:
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Inspiring Talks: Engaging discussions on diverse cultural themes and artistic perspectives, featuring voices from around the world.
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Film Festivals: Showcasing remarkable cinema, including the Hong Kong Film Festival, with screenings, discussions, and immersive experiences.
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Pop-Up Exhibitions: Unique artistic presentations like Pen So’s City of Darkness, blending storytelling and visual art.
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Cultural Events: Bringing communities together through art, food, and shared stories to foster meaningful connections.
Stay tuned with us for the latest updates, and don’t miss the highlights of the year. Together, let’s make 2025 a year of creativity, dialogue, and discovery.
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CUBE is a non-governmental organisation established by a group of Hong Kong people who profoundly love their cinematic culture.Initially, it was an idea that came up during a casual chat, while drinking milk tea - two Hong Kong expatriates talked about to share their love of theater, cinema and other creative art forms with the French public, from a Hong Kong perspective" (and not "to share their love for theatre, cinema and other creative art forms from a Hong Kong perspective with the French public. The idea then became an actual project with the help of professionals from the industry, independent artists and intellectuals. Not only is the name Cube an alternative representation of C³ (an acronym of the name – Association des Créations Culturelles et Cinématographiques de Hong-Kong), but it also underlies an ambition of bringing our audiences to re-experience Hong Kong culture from a stereo-dimensional perspective.
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