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Hong Kong International Film Festival Society Appoints Fred Tsui As Executive Director
Hong Kong International Film Festival Society has appointed veteran film sales agent and producer Fred Tsui as its next executive director, succeeding Albert Lee. Starting on 23 September, Tsui will lead the society’s major festivals, industry programmes and year-round cinema activities, a role that could shape Hong Kong’s links with the international film sector.
Tsui recently founded Moebius Entertainment, a sales agency and festival consultancy, after more than 20 years at Media Asia Film as general manager and head of international sales and co-production. His career also includes senior roles at PCCW and Asia Television, alongside positions with the Hong Kong Film Development Council and international industry bodies. HKIFFS chairman Wilfred Wong said Tsui’s leadership experience and global relationships made him well placed to strengthen the organisation’s international role.
In short
- Fred Tsui becomes HKIFFS executive director on 23 September.
- He succeeds Albert Lee.
- Tsui brings extensive international film-industry experience.
Explained simply
The Hong Kong International Film Festival Society runs the city's annual film festival and manages film-related activities throughout the year. The organisation connects Hong Kong's film industry with the international film world.
Fred Tsui has been appointed as the society's executive director, a position that involves leading its festivals and year-round operations. He brings more than 20 years of experience in international film sales and production, including senior roles at Media Asia Film and his recently founded company Moebius Entertainment, giving him wide-ranging connections in the global film industry.
The society is seeking to develop its international standing and relationships in the film sector. Tsui's industry background and global networks make him well-positioned to help the organisation pursue this goal.