Lights, Camera, Inclusion

HOUSE STORIES On August 23, Tatler and The Upper House hosted the latest edition of House Stories, a monthly panel series at the hotel’s Green Room. It put a spotlight on how three film industry leaders in Hong Kong are working towards greater inclusion. The event featured film director Ray Yeung; actress, singer and early childhood educator Crisel Consunji; and actor and filmmaker Bipin Karma. Hong Kong’s film industry, despite its rich cultural heritage and immense talent pool, has long struggled with a lack of diversity and inclusion. Until recently, Hong Kong cinema still featured tropes such as brown face, fat suits and effeminate gay men. While it has produced remarkable works, there is a pressing need for representation that adequately reflects the diverse experiences and voices within the Asian…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2023

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