Hong Kong has long been a city in love with the magic of cinema, and Broadway Cinemateque is one of the most popular venues in town for film fans to satisfy their appetites for international indies. The art house cinema was opened in 1996 in Yau Ma Tei, a historical neighbourhood that’s no stranger to film crews.

It became a local cultural landmark when it began hosting a series of film festivals, including the Asian Film Festival, Lesbian and Gay Film Festival and Korean Film Festival. It also offers retrospective programmes that introduce great filmmakers such as Francois Truffaut, Yamada Yoji and Krzysztof Kieslowski to a new generation of cinephiles.

Broadway Cinemateque also houses a café, bookstore and DVD store.

^{Photographs are sourced from Guide to HK Art and Culture}