MALCS Class of 2024!!!


November 23, 2024

CONGRATULATIONS MALCS Class of 2024!!! The HKU 213th Congregation was held on November 23, 2024. We are delighted to celebrate and witness this memorable event. It has been an amazing journey and successful 2024.

We are so proud of you MALCS 2024 Graduates! CONGRATULATIONS!!!

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A Documentary Film Festival:
Documenting Hong Kong 紀錄香港

20 September – 29 November, 2024

Documenting Hong Kong 紀錄香港 is a brand new documentary film screening program organized in Fall 2024/25 by MALCS, The University of Hong Kong (HKU) to celebrate and promote the vibrant documentary film culture of Hong Kong. This initiative aims to bring the works of local documentarians across generations to the HKU community and beyond, showcasing the rich, contemporary, and diverse non-fiction narratives of the city.

Please join us for Short Documentary Program 2 screening and post-screening discussion.

Details
Short Documentary Program 2:
Rice Distribution 平安米 (Tammy Cheung 張虹, 2003)
Chuen Kee Ferry 全記渡 (Ma Chi Hang 馬智恆, 2021)
Rhymes of Shui Hau 水口婆婆的山歌 (Fredie Chan 陳浩倫, 2017)

Date: 29 November 2024 (Friday)
Time: 6:30 - 9:30 pm
Venue: CPD-3.04 (3/F, Central Podium Levels, Centennial campus)

Registration:
Register here

*First priority of the seating will be given to our MALCS students, MALCS Alumni, and Comparative Literature students.

*Interested individuals please complete the registration form. Upon successful registration, you will receive a confirmation email.

If further assistance is needed, please feel free to contact MALCS Office at malcs@hku.hk


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MALCS 2024-2025 Orientation


September 21, 2024

WELCOME MALCS students! On September 21, 2024, MALCS held a Tram Ride Welcoming Orientation for the 2024-2025 cohort. Click on the link below to view the photo gallery of the event!

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Inequality on Film: Cinema of Our Time


HKU MALCS Symposium

www.cinequality.org


Under the guidance of Dr. Derek Lam, students and alumni of the MALCS (Master of Arts in Literary and Cultural Studies) programme at the University of Hong Kong’s Department of Comparative Literature will participate in a year-long series of workshops and guest events engaging in critical discussions of key films addressing inequality from the past decade.

The project's website (URL: cinequality.org) will serve as an online resource freely available to all intended to spread public awareness of the subject. It will be updated with articles as events take place, including interviews, talks, and presentations with film critics, scholars, and filmmakers. The website will be unveiled at the programme launch event.


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