ALL ABOUT US 2024
ALL ABOUT US is a creative filmmaking project for ethnic minorities in Hong Kong since 2009. Organised by the Hong Kong Arts Centre, the project provides free filmmaking education for local ethnic minority youths, through training camps and filming activities, participants will learn from doing and tell their own stories through moving images. The project has produced numerous shorts filmed and produced by ethnic minority youths with a total of over 600 participants. 
ALL ABOUT US film festival
ALL ABOUT US Film Festival 2024 continues shining the spotlight on local Ethnic Minorities. A total of five screening sessions will be held this year not only showcasing an array of short films produced by a group of talented Ethnic Minority youths who joined the ALL ABOUT US Creative Camp and Young Filmmaker Mentoring Programme this year, the film festival also screens other shorts and feature films covering various themes, exploring the stories and challenges that different Ethnic Minorities around the world are facing. The topics touch upon traditional customs, the struggles of immigrants adapting to a new life and oppression issues, etc. The diverse selection of feature films, animation and short films hail from various countries including Sudan, France, Vietnam, the United States, Colombia, Mexico, Iran, Hong Kong, and beyond.
ALL ABOUT US Exhibition and Community events
This year, the film festival also includes an exhibition and community events. The exhibition collaborates with a Pakistani-Chinese mixed artist, Ahmad Rida Nisar. Through viewing her colourful artwork and exhibits, audiences can feel the message of inclusivity being conveyed. In addition, we also have the community guide touring event “Hi! Strangers” in collaboration with The Salvation Army. A Pakistan youth, who born and raised in Hong Kong, will lead you on a tour of Wan Chai District, experiencing the life and stories of local Ethnic Minority youths in an interactive way, exploring and understanding the cultural situations of others. For who enjoy networking over delicious food, please be welcomed to join the “Human Library” this year and share the interrelated challenges of cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue through food and conversation.
Organised by
Hong Kong Arts Centre, ifva

Supported by
Hong Kong Arts Development Council
Hong Kong Arts Development Council supports freedom of artistic expression. The views and opinions expressed in this project do not represent the stand of the Council.

Equipment Support
Nikon Hong Kong Ltd.

Production Support
Cyberport

Supporting Partner
The Salvation Army, Hi! Strangers, Hong Kong Arts Administrators Association

Special Thanks
Minorities in Film: Make News, Make Noise, Anamon Studios, University of Southern California, Kukari Animation Studio



Programmes are subject to change without prior notice.