Under Parallel Skies World Premiere in AFA17

Win Metawin, the RIsing Star Awardee at this year's Asian Film Awards, will bring his latest film "Under Parallel Skies" to Hong Kong for its world premiere ceremony.

2024년03월09일

Win Metawin (Metawin Opas-iamkajorn), the RIsing Star Awardee at this year’s Asian Film Awards, will bring his latest film “Under Parallel Skies” to Hong Kong for its world premiere ceremony. The leading actress Janella SALVADOR, director Sigrid BERNARDO, and producer Richard JUAN will also come to Hong Kong to meet and greet the audience during the world premiere ceremony, sharing fun stories from filming the movie in Hong Kong last year, as well as discussing the intercultural romantic story depicted in the film!

This event is the grand finale of the 17th Asian Film Awards, and the film’s first global exposure in Hong Kong is particularly significant and not to be missed!

“Under Parallel Skies” Global Premiere Ceremony

Date: March 11th (Monday)

Time: 6:30 PM

Location: PM Mall Atrium, Kwun Tong

Asian Film Awards Academy

The Asian Films Awards Academy, a non-profit organization, was founded by Busan, Hong Kong and Tokyo International Film Festivals with the shared goal of celebrating excellence in Asian cinema. Aiming to promote and recognize Asian films and its talents, AFAA highlights, strengthens and develops Asian film industry through the annual Asian Film Awards and several year-round initiatives.

The Asian Film Awards was inaugurated in 2007, where members of AFAA are drawn from its past nominees and winners. The category of awards includes Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. Members vote for the Asian Film Awards and participate in various AFAA activities involving film professionals and audiences in Asia and around the world.

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