VIDEOS
For more than twenty-five years, I have been recording, producing and editing video content connected to cinema, culture and the people who create it.
This archive brings together a wide variety of moving images collected throughout my professional activities, personal projects and travels around the world.
From interviews with filmmakers, actors and artists to edited video pieces, documentaries, festival coverage, behind-the-scenes footage and original productions, this section reflects the many different ways I have used video as a tool for storytelling, documentation and preservation.
Over the years, I have filmed in many different contexts: international film festivals, press events, masterclasses, screenings, film sets, professional assignments and personal journeys dedicated to discovering cultures, filmmakers and artistic communities.
Some videos were produced as part of my work for film distributors, publications, festivals and cultural organisations, while others come from independent projects developed through my own research and interests.
Although a significant part of this archive is connected to Asian cinema — particularly Hong Kong and Korean cinema — my video work extends far beyond a single region or subject. It includes international cinema, genre films, popular culture, music and other creative fields that have shaped my interests over the years.
This section also includes material from my ongoing audiovisual archive: footage filmed years or even decades ago, as well as new productions that continue to be created today.
Many of these images were originally captured for specific projects, while others remained unpublished and are now being revisited, edited and presented in new contexts.
Through this constantly evolving collection, my aim is to share not only finished productions, but also rare moments, encounters, performances and fragments of cultural history preserved through the camera.
This page brings together archival footage, completed videos, ongoing productions and new creations, with additional material regularly added as new projects develop.
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Nicholas Tse on 25 Years of Action Cinema
In April 2024, I had the privilege of sitting down with Nicholas Tse during the Far East Film Festival in Udine, where he had travelled to present the festival’s closing film, Customs Frontline. And when I say he had just arrived in Udine, I mean it...

