London ETO Events
London ETO Events
London ETO organises a wide range of events throughout the year. Past events are outlined below.
Hong Kong films showcased in London to embrace Year of Rabbit
London, 21 January 2023
London ETO partnered with Focus Hong Kong to showcase two Hong Kong films, “Septet: The Story of Hong Kong” and “Rouge (restored 4K version)” to audiences in London on 21 January (i.e. the Chinese New Year's Eve). To find out more, please click here.
London ETO promotes professional opportunities arising from Hong Kong's infrastructure development to UK students and graduates
London, 9 December 2022
London ETO co-organised a seminar with the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers at Imperial College London on 9 December, to promote engineering career prospects in Hong Kong in relation to its various development projects to the United Kingdom engineering students and graduates. To find out more, please click here.
London East Asia Film Festival 2021
London, 21 - 31 October 2021
Partnering with London ETO and Hong Kong International Film Festival, London East Asia Film Festival (LEAFF) is back this year with an exciting line up of Hong Kong films. The festival will be opening in commemoration of the late Hong Kong director Benny Chan with his final feature film, Raging Fire. A Hong Kong Focus strand has been newly added to LEAFF this year to showcase the young talents of Hong Kong film industry. Get your tickets from here today!
Asiatiska FilmFestivalen
Sweden, 30 September; 14 October; 31 October
Content: Hong Kong film is back in Sweden! London ETO is partnering once again with Asiatiska FilmFestivalen to bring Hong Kong films to Swedish audience. This year, Septet: The Story of Hong Kong(2020) will be screened in three cities in Sweden between September and October 2021. For details, please visit the Festival's website: www.asiatiskaff.com/septet
HOME X
London and Hong Kong, 21 - 23 October 2021
London ETO is delighted to be sponsoring Chinese Arts Now for HOME X, a new immersive digital theatre performance for the Spark Festival 2021 of the British Council Hong Kong. Artists are working together simultaneously in the UK and Hong Kong to create two interactive public performances on 23 October 2021. You can also learn more about the creation of the project at the panel discussion on 21 October 2021. To find out more, please click here.