Check out the Hong Kong Film Undercover Exhibition at Tai Kwun

If you are a Hongkonger or like Hong Kong movies, you must not miss the Tai Kwan Hong Kong Film Undercover Exhibition in Central. There is a chance to join a curator tour, not only to see the exhibition, but also to hear all the behind-the-scenes stories: how to plan, how to recreate classic Hong Kong film scenes, and even interviewed real undercover! After watching it, I will only praise again: Hong Kong movies are quite great.

📍Da Guan (former Central Police Station Building Complex) Basic information
- Address: Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Rd, Central, Hong Kong

Highlight recommendations:
The exhibition restores classic plots from Hong Kong police and gangster films. Walking in is like jumping into a cinema. The venue is not big but delicate, especially suitable for taking pictures and checking in. Those who know Hong Kong movies can talk non-stop! The best part is that some of the exhibition areas reproduce the environment in the movie

🎬 Exhibition highlights:
1. Classic Hong Kong film scenes reproduced: The exhibition hall used many details to recreate movie scenes, such as the classic tea house and the building in Infernal Affairs.
2. Field interview with real undercover: There are interview clips in the exhibition. The real undercover shares their own thoughts.

🕰️ Practical Tips:
- The whole venue is air-conditioned, so you don't have to worry about the heat
- Recommended weekday lunch/evening hours past, less crowded
- To join the tour, book online in advance and do not walk-in to avoid overcrowding

🍴Food Recommendations:
There are many cafés and bars in the Tai Kwun area. Studio CaffeineCafe, Aaharn (Michelin Thai), and Splendor (Western restaurant) are also worth trying. After the exhibition, you can sit down and enjoy a drink.

🚗 Transportation Tips:
The nearest MTR station is Central Station, which takes about 5 minutes to walk up Hollywood Road from Exit D1.

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