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In addition
to prints, the Archive has also acquired a considerable amount of often
rare film-related materials. These are in fact cultural artefacts that offer
valuable information about the films, the industry and society at large.
Our collection includes stills, handbills, scripts, posters, records, contracts
and items donated by stars, such as trophies awarded to Chow Yun-fat and
Josephine Siao as well as props and weapons used by Kwan Tak-hing in his
films.
A
costume worn by Kwan Tak-hing in one of his films
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Film
awards donated by Chow Yun-fat |
Lifeline
(1935) is one of the earliest film stills under the Archive's collection
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Flower
of the Great Earth (1939):
the Archive's earliest still of a Mandarin Picture
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Poster
of Princess Hibiscus
(Great Wall, 1957) |
Poster
of The Way of the Dragon (Concord, 1972)
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Script
of The Mad Director (Grandview, 1937) with original story by
Kwan Man-ching
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The first handbill put out by the Queen's
Theatre in 1925 |
Brochure
of Singing Under the Moon (Yung Hwa, 1953)
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Launch
issue of World (1951) |
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