Bruce Lee

Having done various breezy documentaries on off-beat cinema stories including video nasties (2004's Ban the Sadist Videos), Dan Curtis (2019's Master of Dark Shadows), Al Adamson (2019's Blood and Flesh), Nottingham lad David Gregory and…

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Roger Garcia is the Executive Director of the Hong Kong International Film Festival, he's a writer and film critic and a film producer. Roger Garcia is also responsible for the Asian Film Awards Academy, Hong Kong Asia Film Financing…

Throughout the week we are previewing all the screenings at Hong Kong Kicks – a series of films on the cinema of Hong Kong and martial arts, presented by the Dublin International Film Festival as part of their DIFF PIX programme. Hong Kong…

DIFF Pix is a new initiative of the Dublin International Film Festival which creates innovative ways for Irish audiences to engage with cinema of the past. Next weekend, from Friday the 25th to Sunday the 27th of September, will see Hong…

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I became obsessed with Bruce Lee when I was about thirteen. I was big into karate and martial arts. When I say "big into", I mean more the traditions and aesthetics of them than the actual fighting. I went to a few karate classes, and later…