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Taking Hong Kong cinemas by storm in 2023, the courtroom crime drama A Guilty Conscience stars Dayo Wong as a sharp-tongued magistrate-turned-lawyer trying to appeal a past case he bungled and free his wrongly jailed client. However, he faces an uphill battle against conflicting interests and pressure from all sides. The first ever Chinese-language film to cross the HK$100 million benchmark at the Hong Kong box office, A Guilty Conscience marks the directorial debut of seasoned screenwriter Jack Ng, whose credits include Anita, Cold War II and The Beast Stalker.
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Best Director
Mad Fate (2023) (DVD) (Taiwan Version)Gordon Lam and MIRROR member Lokman Yeung fight against a Mad Fate in the Hong Kong suspense thriller directed by Soi Cheang. Produced by Johnnie To and Yau Nai Hoi, the Milkyway Image production made its world premiere at the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival and served as the opening film of the 47th Hong Kong International Film Festival. Also co-starring Berg Ng, Chan Charm Man and Ng Wing Size, Mad Fate injects fortune-telling and metaphysics into a psychological crime mystery.
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Best Original Film Score
Band Four (2023) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)Music forges bonds for an unlikely family in the Hong Kong film Band Four starring diva Kay Tse and legendary singer-songwriter Teddy Robin. Directed by Mo Lai, the healing drama garnered four Hong Kong Film Awards nominations. Singers Anna hisbbuR, Hanjin Tan, Manson Cheung (mansonvibes) and Lung Siu Kwan also appear in Band Four. Teddy Robin and award-winning composer Day Tai (The Way We Dance) collaborate to create the music which won Best Original Film Score.
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Best Action Choreography
Bursting Point (2023) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)Dante Lam writes, produces and directs the explosive crime action thriller Bursting Point with director Calvin Tong. Dante Lam works again with Nick Cheung after Unbeatable and That Demon Within to add a brutal, adrenaline-fueled entry to the Hong Kong undercover cop genre. William Chan walks the thin line as the police who infiltrates a drug cartel while Nick Cheung plays his handler in the Narcotics Bureau.
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