Herman Yau’s ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Set for U.K.-Ireland Release
Trinity CineAsia has acquired U.K. and Ireland rights for Herman Yau's latest social drama, hitting cinemas soon
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The useful update
- Herman Yau’s film will open in British and Irish cinemas on May 29
- Trinity CineAsia has acquired the U.K. and Ireland rights from Golden Scene
The stakes
- This release expands the availability of international films in the U.K. and Ireland
- It highlights the growing interest and significance of Hong Kong cinema in global markets
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- Trinity CineAsia is known for distributing Asian films in Western markets
- Herman Yau is a notable director, contributing to the recognition of Hong Kong cinema
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Original report Herman Yau’s ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Lands U.K.-Ireland Release With Trinity CineAsia
Publisher: Variety · Published Apr 30, 11:37 am · variety.com
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Herman Yau’s Hong Kong social drama “We’re Nothing at All” will open in British and Irish cinemas on May 29 after Trinity CineAsia closed a deal with Golden Scene for U.K. and Ireland rights. The fil…
Trinity CineAsia has acquired non-exclusive U.K.-Ireland rights to Herman Yau's Hong Kong social drama 'We're Nothing at All.'
What happened
- Herman Yau’s film will open in British and Irish cinemas on May 29
- Trinity CineAsia has acquired the U.K. and Ireland rights from Golden Scene
- The film is categorized as a Hong Kong social drama
Why this matters
- This release expands the availability of international films in the U.K. and Ireland
- It highlights the growing interest and significance of Hong Kong cinema in global markets
- The film tackles social issues, opening up conversations relevant to contemporary audiences
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