Lawrence Ah-Mon

A master of Hong Kong cinema, Lawrence Ah-Mon was born in 1953 in the bustling city of Hong Kong. He has been an active director since the 1980s, primarily focusing on the drama genre, and has crafted several compelling films such as "Queen of Temple Street" and "Spacked Out," which have won him accolades at various film festivals. His authorial style is known for its raw and unfiltered depiction of Hong Kong's gritty urban life, with a particular focus on the experiences of its marginalized communities. Ah-Mon is a candid narrator of urban tales, his films act as a mirror reflecting the real-world struggles and triumphs of everyday life in Hong Kong.