Kai Tak AIRSIDE｜Travel through Hong Kong with the movie "The Siege of Kowloon Walled City" The second phase of the exhibition opens in Kai Tak on December 16th. A new immersive experience and more themed areas bring to life the feelings of the old city.

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The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB), the Airport Authority Hong Kong, the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Office and the film producers of "The Siege of Kowloon Walled City" have joined hands to organize the "Into Hong Kong, Into Hong Kong Movie" event at the Hong Kong International Airport in Kowloon Since its opening on October 7, the Walled City Film Exhibition has attracted many citizens and tourists to visit and "check in" at this highly restored film art scene, thereby exploring Hong Kong in the footsteps of the film and enjoying unique moments full of history and culture.

The first phase of the exhibition ended successfully today (November 20). The second phase of the exhibition will start on December 16 and move from the airport to the "main stage" of the movie story - Kowloon City, at the AIRSIDE shopping mall located in the old Kai Tak Airport On display inside.

The second-stage exhibition has been upgraded to an open design, allowing immersive interaction with visitors. Everyone will "walk into" the Kowloon Walled City under the neon signs, walk through the dark back alleys crisscrossed by antennas, roam the large and small shops and stalls that appeared in the movie, and experience the style of the Walled City up close. This experience not only retains many of the unique themed areas of the airport exhibition, including the four-child mahjong room, tea stalls, barber shops, stalls, etc., but also adds 5 new themed areas, allowing visitors to instantly return to the classic scenes in the movie. . The HKTB hopes that through the two-stage "The Siege of Kowloon Walled City" exhibition, tourists and citizens can experience the scene first-hand and follow the steps of the film to develop an in-depth experience.

Discover Hong Kong’s history and culture while enjoying wonderful Hong Kong moments beyond the big screen.