Hong Kong and Macau Film & TV Locations

Unfortunately, when I arrived at this alleyway I didn't find Scarlett Johansson but instead some old guy who decided, just at that momen...

After taking care of business, Jang Dong-gun heads off and stops at some traffic lights to ponder the meaning of life. The traffic lights in...

Another part of Jang Dong-gun's car journey takes him back over to Kowloon and we see a high level view of the car driving onto Un Chau ...

A few moments after driving along Hung Hom Road, the car pops out on the other side of the harbour and drives along Gloucester Road, past th...

As he makes his way to his rendezvous, Jang Dong-gun drives out of what appears to be some sort of tunnel. It turns out that this is the Hun...

Recently, I've found myself having to post stuff just to make the point that a shot is supposed to be Hong Kong but actually isn't. ...

V.I.P (Very Important Person) is a South Korean crime thriller that centres around the chase and capture of a young creepy looking serial k...

To round of this film, there is a post-credits sequence when one of the characters if revealed to have survived the film's denouement. T...

Another establishing shot from this film and yet another quick scene filmed from one of the many walkways that criss-cross the roads around ...

We had another post from Harcourt Road last week, this one is a night time shot taken a  little further to the west which means you can see...

Before heading into the office, the two HK-based characters do what all car driving Hong Kongers do and stop their car on a double yellow li...

We were here just a few months ago, except that time we were following a couple of an epic walk from SoHo to Lan Kwai Fong via Katmandu (or...

The two Hong Kong based characters are out for a run and they are filmed at the top of Old Peak Road not too far from the Barker Road Tram S...

Another incidental shot used to give some HK ambience to the following scenes. This one is a quick shot along the western side of Austin Roa...

One of several shots of general areas around Hong Kong that are supposed to establish that events have no moved back to the SAR. This is a v...

Despite being a budget independent production, the producers obviously managed to budget in a conference room at the Intercontinental Hotel ...

Blood, Sand and Gold is an apparently low-budget independent effort by a film maker called Gaelan Connell. The film stars Aaron Costa Ganis...

If the sudden jump from Mongkok to Sham Shui Po was too much of a leap of faith for you then this one will send you loopy because the immedi...

After zipping along Tai Nan Street, Wu (his character name in this film is the very uninspired "Cheng Long"), makes a left onto Wo...

Taking a leaf from Michael Bay's playbook the action quickly moves to Tai Nan Street in Sham Shui Po. I say Michael Bay because he filme...