Hong Kong Film Archive

The Archive has received major donations from film industry figures and organizations. In 2001, First Film Organisation Limited donated over 200 films from producer Wong Cheuk-hon's three production companies (Liberty Film Co., Lan Kwong Film Company, and First Film Organisation), along with over 10,000 items including posters, production stills, and newspaper clippings. In 2011, TVB handed over about 1,000 film titles from the 1930s to the 1990s for permanent preservation. About 600 titles, including 27 Chaozhou and Amoy dialect films, were new to the collection. Notable acquisitions included Little Heroine (1939), the earliest Chinese film in TVB's library, and eight films from the HKFA's "100 Must-See Hong Kong Movies" list. ==Facility==

The archive is housed in a five-story building at 50 Lei King Road, Sai Wan Ho, which opened on 3 January 2001. Public screenings of archive holdings are routinely held in the 125-seat cinema housed within. The regular ticket price is $40, with concessionary pricing available for students, seniors, and the disabled. Floorplan • Basement: Carpark and Plants Rooms (not open to the public) • G/F: Box Office, Exhibition Hall • M/F: Machine and Air-conditioning Plants Rooms (not open to the public) • 1/F: Film Store and Cinema • 2/F: Film Projection Room, Film Store and Cinema (entrance on 1/F) • 3/F: Resource Centre, Staff Office and Film Store • 4/F: Admin. Office, Film Related Material Store • 5/F: Roof (scheduled for expansion) Only the Box Office, Exhibition Hall and Resource Centre are public access facilities. ==Transportation==

The archive building is approximately a five-minute walk from Exit A of Sai Wan Ho MTR station. ==References==