By Right now, I’m based between London and Europe, balancing post-production, development, and creative preparation. I’ve just come off the back of filming Kabul and Hafiach TV series in Wales, which was an intense and deeply meaningful experience, and I’m also focused on developing my original series Amour Noir, which I’m
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Stephen Chow erupted in Hong Kong Cinema in the ’90s. His films All for the Winner (1990) and Fight Back to School (1991) didn’t merely finish at the top of the box office charts in back-to-back years, but broke records for ticket sales. Chow was an acting superstar like Jackie
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