La 42ª edición de los Premios de la Academia de Cine de Hong Kong crowned a night of historic victories and emotional moments, with the martial arts epic Wind, Fire, Forest, Mountain dominating the ceremony by winning eight awards, including Best Film for See You Again, UFO.
Among the most celebrated wins was veteran actor Louis Koo, who finally claimed his first Best Supporting Actor award after 41 years in the industry, expressing heartfelt gratitude to his wife and children for being his steadfast support throughout his journey.
In a touching tribute, Koo dedicated his win to the late Wu Mengda, acknowledging the profound influence and mentorship he received from the beloved comedian and actor throughout his career.
Meanwhile, actress Shu Qi, upon receiving her award, humorously referred to herself as “the oldest new director,” reflecting on her evolving role in the industry with wit, and grace.
Another highlight came from Tony Leung Chiu-wai, who, after a 19-year wait, reunited with his iconic role to claim a second Best Actor award, breaking down on stage as he thanked his wife for enduring 44 years of his dedication to cinema.
The night underscored not only the artistic excellence of Hong Kong cinema but also the deep personal journeys behind its most revered figures, blending triumph, humility, and heartfelt gratitude in equal measure.
