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Interview of Freddie Wong Kwok Siu
8mm filmmaker in the 1970s.
Freddie Wong Kwok Siu was a co-founder of Phoenix Cine Club in the 1970s, organising short film competitions and producing drama shorts, such as Student Diary (1972). He was Programmer of Hong Kong International Film Festival and Screening Programme Manager of Hong Kong Arts Centre. He directed The Drunkard in 2010 and is currently a film critic.
Date 2014 Language Cantonese Duration 12m (approx.) Media Type Interview Material Type Audio People Wong, Freddie Kwok Siu | Phoenix Cine Club Collection Remembrance of the Avant-Garde: Archival Camera Collection Source Courtesy of Hong Kong Film Archive Repository Hong Kong Film Archive Note to Copyright Permission for use in Hong Kong Memory is given by Hong Kong Film Archive Accession No. lcs-acam-0252 
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