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Herman co-directed a music video of Denise Ho with Tsui Hark. Herman is also the DP of the music video. (10th December, 2003) |
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Right after the shooting "Dating Death", Herman started his new film, "The Ghost Inside". The casts of the film are Liu Ye from Mainland China and Barbie Hsu from Taiwan. The film was shot in Dalian. (30th November, 2003) |
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Herman has started the shooting of a movie which is a thriller and the title is "Dating Death". The casts are Stephy and Teresa of a teenage group, Cookies. (18th October, 2003) |
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Herman has finished the shooting of a movie titled "Astonishing". The movie is thriller and and was shot in Shenzhen. The casts of the movie are Christie Chung, Alex Fong and special appearance of Sammo Hung. (18th October, 2003) |
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Herman starts writing a column in a Mainland China Newspaper this week. The column appears in the newspaper every Wednesday. ¡@ (19th August, 2003) |
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Herman has started the shooting of a movie, Herbal Tea. The casts of the movie are Jordan Chan and Candy Lo. (17th August, 2003) |
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The ICAC (Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption) was set up in 1974. To celebrate the thirty years anniversary, ICAC is going to produce a joint TV series production with TVB (Television Broadcast Ltd). The series has five episodes. Herman is the director of one of the episodes. The shooting begins in August and will meets the audience in April, 2004. Alex Fong, Maggie Shiu and Anthony Wong will appear in the episode directed by Herman. (21st July, 2003) |
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Herman has finished the shooting of a movie titled "Seventeen Years Buried". The movie is a combination of thriller and black comedy. The casts are Cheung Tat Ming, Lai Yiu Cheung and Amanda Lee. (21th May, 2003) |
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Herman is now making his new movie "Papa Loves You". The casts of the movie are Tony Leung Kai Fai, Charlene Choi (of the Twins), Eric Tsang, and Boyz. The movie is presented by ChinaStar and is scheduled to be released in August. (20th April, 2003) |
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"Shark Busters" is one of the official selections in this year's Hong Kong International Film Festival and the Udine Fareast Film Festival. (2nd March, 2003) |
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"The Hong Kong Film Critics Society Annual Awards 2002" was announced on 20th January, 2003. "Shark Busters" was awarded as one of the "Films of Merit" in 2002. The prize presentation ceremony will be held on 5th March. (21st January, 2003) |
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Herman has written two scripts for a police
drama series
produced by RTHK (Radio Television Hong Kong). The series include ten episodes of independent stories. The shooting of the series begins this month and is scheduled to be released after Chinese New Year. (22nd December, 2002) |
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Herman was invited to be a member of the jury panel for The 7th Hong Kong Independent Short Film and Video Awards 2002. (1st December, 2002) |
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Herman is going to be the cinematographer of a
movie which is
produced by Ken Cheng. The movie is invested by China Star and the casts of the movie are Gillian Chung, Ken Cheng and Lai Yiu Cheung. (26th Novvember, 2002) |
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![]() Directed by Herman Yau, the movie previously named as "1/2 Cop" is now titled as "Shark Busters". (20th November, 2002) |
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"Give Them A Chance" has been nominated for the best action choreography award in this year's Golden Horse Award. (16th October, 2002) |
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(7th October, 2002) |
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Herman directed a TV commercial of male
costume. Alex Fong
starred in the commercial. (24th September, 2002) |
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After an operation in hospital, Herman has
started the shooting of
his new movie on 22nd June. The movie features Andy Hui and a group of new comers. The shooting of movie is expected to be finished by the end of July. (12th July, 2002) |
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The shooting of "1/2 Cop", a movie
produced by Danny Lee and
directed by Herman Yau, started on 29th March. The movie is a Magnum Film production and is invested by Shaw Brothers. (1st April, 2002) |
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David Lee in "From the Queen to the
Chief Executive"
is one of the nominees of the best supporting actor award in this year's Hong Kong Film Award. (6th March, 2002) |
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Hong Kong Film Critics' Association has announced the list of nominations for the 7th Golden Bauhinia Awards on 19th February. Herman (From the Queen to the Chief Executive) was nominated for the Best Director Award. The awards presentation ceremony will be held at the Hong Kong Science Museum on 17th March. The award winners will be announced during the ceremony. "From the Queen to the Chief Executive" is also chosen as one of the best ten Chinese movies in 2001 by the Hong Kong Film Critics' Association. (22nd February, 2001) |
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12th February, 2002 |
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International
Catholic Organization for Cinema and Audiovisual
has announced that the OCIC Award for Chinese movies in 2001 will be granted to "From the Queen to the Chief Executive" for its concern about social injustice and human rights. Presentation of the award will be held in Taipei. (26th January, 2002) |
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The results of the 2001 Hong Kong Film Critics Society Annual Awards was announced on 21st January, 2002. "From the Queen to the Chief Executive" got the "Film of Merit" award. The award presentation ceremony will be held at the Fringe Club on 25th February, 2002. (22nd Jan., 2002) |
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Herman has just finished a TV commercial for a health food in Guangzhou. Danny Lee was one of the casts. Herman was both the director and cinematographer of the TV commercial. (13th Jan., 2002) |
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Herman has started the shooting of his latest movie "Happy Family" on 19th ofDecember. The movie is a comedy and the casts are Nick CheungKa Fai, Candy Lo, Kenny Bee, Cecilia Yip, Amanda Lee Tats Lau and Alfred Cheung. (27th Dec., 2001) |
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(16th Nov., 2001) |
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"From the Queen to the Chief Executive" has been nominated for the best adapted script award in this year's Golden Horse Award. (15th Nov., 2001) |
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Ringo Lam has finished the shooting of his upcoming movie, "Looking for Mr. Perfect". The movie was shot in Malaysia and Hong Kong. Herman was the director of photography of the part in Hong Kong. (20th Oct., 2001) |
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"From the Queen to the Chief Executive" is one of the official selections of the 20th Annual Vancouver International Film Festival. (10th Oct., 2001) |
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Herman was invited to be a member of the jury panel for The 6th Hong Kong Independent Short Film and Video Awards 2001. (9th Oct., 2001) |
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Herman has started writing a column for a Hong Kong newspaper, Ming Pao. Readers can read his articles every Friday. (4th Aug., 2001) |
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A piece of work by Herman in 1996, "Ebola Syndrome" is one of the official selections of this year's Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal. (10th July, 2001) |
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