LATEST WORK

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2026 / 84 min / Documentary / Cantonese with Traditional Chinese & English Subtitles

Given only months to live, three young women find a glimmer of hope in a costly drug. This poetic narrative explores love, hope, and faith, inviting reflections on life and companionship. Amid the looming shadows of death and loss, the intimate documentary captures their struggle and resilience alongside their loved ones, while spotlighting the crushing financial burden on rare disease patients. It seeks to spark dialogue about the exorbitant cost, accessibility and ethics of life-saving medical innovations.

Project Developed by No Nation Films Fellowship

Project Supported by TOKYO Docs, CCDF, Docs By The Sea, EBS

"With remarkable restraint, The Whisper of Sunlight offers a deeply affecting portrait of enduring love and human connection." – BFI London Film Festival

·  BFI London Film Festival - World Premiere (2026)

2024 / 71 min / Documentary / Cantonese with Traditional Chinese & English Subtitles

Nestled in the centre of Hong Kong, the neighbourhood of Hung Hom is a study in contradictions. As the dead are transported to funeral homes, the living crowd its bustling streets. The affluent live in luxury residences towering over dilapidated buildings marked for demolition, while the poor sift through construction waste for a meagre living wage. Capturing the ebb and flow of this urban district over a five-year period, Obedience questions what is truly considered waste in this city.

"The film’s socioeconomic and ecological enquiry is enriched by a subtly existentialist perspective that invites us to question the meaning of prosperity and well-being in a lopsided society. Looking beyond the glitz and glamour of Asia's World City, Obedience presents a face of Hong Kong rarely seen on screen." – International Film Festival Rotterdam

"With a sensitive lens and gentle yet critical perspective, the filmmaker shows the inseparable relationship between people and the society they live in, pondering the immeasurable weight of human dignity in a time and place that pursues progress and prosperity." - Hong Kong International Film Festival

"Wide-angle shots expose rarely seen urban landscapes, while the layered soundscape of city noise, workers' voices, and seamlessly integrated music creates an immersive experience – akin to listening to the city's heartbeat." - DMZ International Documentary Film Festival

"The questions raised by the film of who has space in the city and who are the people that suffer while others profit are important to our current time." - Zurich Film Festival

·  International Film Festival Rotterdam - World Premiere (2024)

·  Hong Kong International Film Festival - Firebird Competition - Jury Prize (2024) 

·  Taiwan International Documentary Festival - TIDF Visionary Award Nominee (2024) 

·  DMZ International Documentary Film Festival - Official Selection (2024)

·  Zurich Film Festival - Official Selection (2024)

·  West Lake International Documentary Festival - Glory of Documentary (2024)

·  South Taiwan Film Festival - Best Documentary Feature Nominee (2024)

·  Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards - Films of Merit Award & Best Director Nominee (2025)

·  Dublin International Film Festival - ICCL Human Rights Film Award Nominee (2025)

·  Seoul International Eco Film Festival - International Competition - Special Mention (2025)

·  Osaka Asian Film Festival - OSAKA Cinemascape (2025) 

FISH STORY

2013 / 72 min / Documentary / Cantonese with Traditional Chinese & English Subtitles

Wong Siu-pong’s documentary explores a new generation of immigrants from China who uprooted their lives to secure a Hong Kong education for their children. Told from the perspective of these children, the film shows that the real lessons for them aren’t in the classroom, but from struggling in poverty in the real world.

·  Hong Kong Asian Film Festival - New Talent Award Nominee (2013)

·  FIRST International Film Festival - Best Documentary Award (2014)

·  South Taiwan Film Festival - Best Documentary Nominee (2014)

·  D.C. Chinese Film Festival - Best Documentary Nominee (2014)

SNUGGLE

2016 / 84 min / Documentary / Cantonese with Traditional Chinese & English Subtitles

After recording the lives of Hong Kong’s children in Fish Story, Director Wong Siu-pong turns his camera to matters of life and death in his new documentary. For two years, Wong documented the lives of three families that are struggling to live beneath the torment of terminal illness. Over time, the subjects begin to rethink their ideas of death and filial obligations over visits to nursing homes, hospitals and even funeral homes. This gentle and devastatingly humanistic work shows the importance of love and companionship when we come face-to-face with mortality.

·  Hong Kong Asian Film Festival - Gala Presentation (2016)

·  Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards - Films of Merit Award (2017)

·  FIRST International Film Festival - Best Documentary Nominee (2017)

·  Taipei Film Festival - Asian Prism Selection (2017)

3CM

2019 / 88 min / Documentary / Cantonese with Traditional Chinese & English Subtitles

Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC) is a genetic disorder that causes noncancerous tumors to grow in different parts of the body. However, the Hong Kong government has been slow to allow treatment for the disease, especially in relaxing regulations for drugs that treat the tumors. After taking an in-depth look at ordinary citizens facing death in his critically-acclaimed documentary Snuggle, director Wong Siu-pong now turns his camera on Hong Kong’s medical system with this heartrending documentary about a young TSC patient who also lost her mother to the disease.

·  Hong Kong Asian Film Festival - Special Presentation (2019)

·  Taiwan International Human Rights Film Festival (2020)

·  Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards - Films of Merit Award (2021)