亞洲電影巡迴放映2025——看見成長 Asian Cinerama 2025: Growing Light

Описание: 由亞洲電影大獎學院 主辦，並獲文化體育及旅遊局 (CCIDAHK) 及電影發展基金支持，洲立影藝有限公司 (MCL) 為戲院夥伴的「亞洲電影巡迴放映」繼今年三月之後，載譽回歸，再度呈獻亞洲各地精彩電影。今次活動以 「看見成長 Growing Light」 為題，精選八部來自日本、台灣、韓國、越南、泰國的長片。從兒時的好奇、青春的悸動，到成年人的抉擇與和解，銀幕上閃現的喜與愁，映射影迷各自成長記憶。節目將於 8 月 30 日至 9 月 7 日 假 K11 Art House 舉行；門票 8 月 18 日中午12:00 起於戲院票房及 mclcinema.com 同步開售。四位影人──韓國導演 徐宥敏、日本導演 奧山由之、日本導演 橫濱聰子 以及泰國演員亞瑞克阿莫蘇帕西瑞 (Pae Arak Amornsupasiri) ，屆時將親臨各自作品的映後談，與香港影迷面對面分享創作心路。

放映場次
30/8/2025 (Sat) 3:00 PM 不能說的秘密 (Secret: Untold Melody)
*導演徐宥敏出席映後談
30/8/2025 (Sat) 5:50 PM 藍色大門 (Blue Gate Crossing)
31/8/2025 (Sun) 3:00 PM 長椅小情歌 (At the Bench)
*導演奧山由之出席映後談
5/9/2025 (Fri) 7:30 PM 海岸村咚咚咚 (Seaside Serendipity)
*導演橫濱聰子出席映後談
6/9/2025 (Sat) 3:00 PM Sunshine
6/9/2025 (Sat) 5:00 PM 越南越愛 (Mai)
7/9/2025 (Sun) 3:00 PM 放開那個和尚 (Will You Marry Monk?)
*演員亞瑞克阿莫蘇帕西瑞出席映後談
7/9/2024 (Sun) 5:30 PM 戀愛病發 (Heart Attack)

放映地點： K11 Art House (九龍尖沙咀梳士巴利道18號 Victoria Dockside K11 MUSEA L4 樓層)

購票方法：K11 Art House 票房 、mclcinema.com及MCL手機應用程式 (網上訂票需收取手續費)

亞洲巡迴放映
秉承推廣及表彰優秀亞洲電影的宗旨，亞洲電影大獎學院多次與香港及世界各地不同的電影節合辦「亞洲電影巡迴放映」，自2015年起，至今已在超過十個城市舉行，讓各地影迷、電影工作者及電影系學生觀賞不同地域各具特色的亞洲電影，致力拓展亞洲電影觀眾群，擴大亞洲電影市場，協助大眾認識不同地方的電影行業及提升對其關注，促進文化交流，並鼓勵觀眾透過電影欣賞多元文化。

放映主題：看見成長
今次亞洲電影巡迴放映的主視覺設計，以懸浮於深空的銀色長方形銀幕示人，透過一個個光影故事，請觀眾投射回憶，呈現一幕幕成長篇章。八部亞洲電影從孩童以童心看破成人世界開始，延伸至青春期的情感與自我探索，最後走入成人面對生活課題的複雜心境。光影每一次閃動，都映出觀眾不同生命節點；看見角色成長，也重新讀懂自己，在映後的留白裡，「成長」仍在播放。

Presented by the Asian Film Awards Academy (AFAA) with support from the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau (CCIDAHK) and the Film Development Fund with MCL Cinemas as cinema partner, Asian Cinerama returns—fresh from a well-received March edition—to once again showcase outstanding films from across Asia. Under the theme “Growing Light”, eight feature films invite audiences to rediscover their own journeys—from childhood curiosity and teenage impulses to adult choices and reconciliation. Screenings run from 30 August to 7 September 2025 at K11 Art House; tickets go on sale at 12:00noon on 18 August. Four special guests—Korean director Seo You‑min, Japanese director/photographer Yoshiyuki Okuyama, Japanese director Satoko Yokohama and Thai actor Pae Arak Amornsupasiri—will attend post‑screening talks to share their creative journeys with Hong Kong audiences.

Screening Schedule
30/8/2025 (Sat) 3:00 PM Secret: Untold Melody
Director Seo You-min will attend the post-screening talk
30/8/2025 (Sat) 5:50 PM Blue Gate Crossing
31/8/2025 (Sun) 3:00 PM At the Bench
Director Yoshiyuki Okuyama will attend the post-screening talk
5/9/2025 (Fri) 7:30 PM Seaside Serendipity
*Director Satoko Yokohama will attend the post-screening talk
6/9/2025 (Sat) 3:00 PM Sunshine
6/9/2025 (Sat) 5:00 PM Mai
7/9/2025 (Sun) 3:00 PM Will You Marry Monk?
*Actor Pae Arak Amornsupasiri will attend the post-screening talk
7/9/2024 (Sun) 5:30 PM Heart Attack

Venue: K11 Art House, L4, K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

Ticket Sales Available at the K11 Art House box office, online via mclcinema.com and MCL Cinemas – Ticketing app

About Asian Cinerama
In line with its mission to promote and honour outstanding Asian cinema, the Asian Film Awards Academy has collaborated with various film festivals in Hong Kong and around the world to present Asian Cinerama. Since its launch in 2015, the programme has travelled to over ten cities, offering audiences, film professionals, and students the opportunity to experience distinctive cinematic works from across Asia. The initiative aims to broaden the viewership of Asian cinema, expand the regional film market, enhance public awareness of different national film industries, and foster cultural exchange — encouraging audiences to embrace diversity through film.

Theme： Growing Light
The key visual for this edition of Asian Cinerama presents a silver rectangle—an other-worldly screen floating in deep space. Each film projected upon it invites viewers to cast their own memories onto its surface, unfolding chapter after chapter of growth. Through eight carefully selected films, we journey from childhood wonder to teenage longing, and into the quiet complexities of adult life. Each flicker of light becomes a moment of reflection—reminding us that growth isn’t just on screen, but within us, still unfolding long after the film ends.