將於2025年4月27日（星期日）假香港文化中心舉行，當晚將揭曉並頒發「最佳電影」、「最佳導演」、「最佳男、女主角」、「最佳男、女配角」等十九個獎項。香港電影金像獎協會 （大會）今天（31日）發布本屆紀念特刊中「最佳導演」及「新晉導演」候選人的造型照。

最佳導演造型照: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/12HE1F5wVhH/

新晉導演造型照: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15NLMBMX6L/

入圍本屆「最佳導演」及「新晉導演」最後五強的導演共有十三位，包括六位「最佳導演」候選人及七位「新晉導演」候選人，陣容鼎盛。榮獲提名「最佳導演」的有（按大會提名名單排序）鄭保瑞(《九龍城寨之圍城》)、聯合導演翁子光及區焯文(《爸爸》)、黃修平(《看我今天怎麼說》)、陳茂賢(《破。地獄》)及楊曜愷(《從今以後》)，他們的作品均入圍競逐本屆「最佳電影」殊榮。

大會本屆開放「新晉導演」獎項的參選資格予聯合執導的新導演，五個候選名額共有七位新晉導演入圍競逐，包括（按大會提名名單排序）執導奇幻愛情片《久別重逢》的梁禮彥、浪漫喜劇《我談的那場戀愛》的何妙祺、動作劇情片《武替道》的孿生兄弟導演梁冠堯及梁冠舜、紀錄片《香港四徑大步走》的Robin Lee以及劇情片《得寵先生》兩位聯合導演李志偉與何英毅。

在七位「新晉導演」候選人當中，何妙祺和Robin Lee均獲得多過一項提名：何妙祺與資深編劇陳慶嘉憑《我》片同時入圍「最佳編劇」，以及與梁栢堅憑共同填詞的本片主題曲「筆友」入圍「最佳原創電影歌曲」候選名單，個人共獲得三項提名，為本屆金像獎中獲得最多提名的導演。另一方面，Robin Lee則獲得兩項提名，除「新晉導演」外，他亦憑藉《香》片角逐「最佳剪接」獎項。

去屆金像獎「最佳導演」鄭保瑞本屆以武打動作片《九龍城寨之圍城》重現八十年代九龍城寨「三不管」地帶黑幫經營非法勾當、互爭地盤的情境，連場武打激鬥場面引人入勝。此片不但創造過億港元票房收入，並獲本屆金像獎十四項提名，更曾入選去年第七十七屆法國康城影展「午夜展映」單元，以及代表香港角逐第九十七屆奧斯卡金像獎「最佳國際影片」獎項，蜚聲國際。

聯合執導《爸爸》的翁子光及區焯文將十多年前轟動一時的少年弒母殺妹案件改編成為電影，探討事件中的父親在親兒殺死妻女家破人亡之後，如何面對與兒子的親仇關係。區焯文首度晉身「最佳導演」候選行列，而翁子光則是繼第三十五屆金像獎後再次角逐「金像導演」殊榮，並憑本片獲得本屆「最佳編劇」提名。

黃修平是第三十三屆金像獎「新晉導演」得主，十年後憑《看我今天怎麼說》獲「最佳導演」提名。此片講述三位聾人主角從童年到步入社會的生活與挑戰，是他經過五年資料搜集後、深入了解聾人社群及文化的心血之作。

陳茂賢首次角逐「最佳導演」榮銜，其自編自導的作品《破。地獄》成為香港歷史上最賣座及最多入場人次的港產片。該片以香港殯儀業為題材，透過道教喪禮法事「破地獄」探討人際關係與生死議題。除了陳茂賢個人獲得「最佳導演」提名外，他與編劇拍檔鄭緯機也候選「最佳編劇」；此片同時入圍競逐多個台前幕後獎項，以十八項提名居各片之首，並平了2010年第二十九屆香港電影金像獎「最佳電影」《十月圍城》所創下的紀錄。

《從今以後》導演楊曜愷是另一位以自編自導作品成為「最佳導演」及「最佳編劇」兩個獎項的最後五強。他繼在第三十九屆金像獎以《叔叔》一片首次角逐後，相隔五年後以《從》片中一對女同性戀人主角的經歷，反映雙方家庭及香港社會對同志伴侶身份的認同與矛盾，因其中一方猝逝，引發社會對同性婚姻及遺產承繼權的熱烈討論。

「第四十三屆香港電影金像奬」獲得各大機構鼎力支持及贊助，包括：場地贊助：康樂及文化事務署、大會指定電視台及電視製作伙伴：香港電視娛樂有限公司(ViuTV)及MakerVille、海外播放機構：映嘉娛樂及Starhub+、耀目贊助：溥儀眼鏡、盛饌支持：foodpanda香港、大會指定銀行及信用卡贊助：渣打銀行(香港)有限公司、大會美髮造型贊助：Dyson Beauty、大會指定化妝贊助：NARS、迷之贊助：MemeStrategy、特刊珠寶贊助：GRAFF、商品合作伙伴：sensory ZERO、CASETiFY及駱駝牌水壺、酒店伙伴：香港麗晶酒店、媒體伙伴：MING’S、明報周刊、Vogue Hong Kong及hkmovie6、廣告伙伴：領彩有限公司及香港誠品文化有限公司、特刊拍攝場地伙伴：邵氏影城及香港知專設計學院、大會網絡平台直播伙伴：小薯茄，以及後期製作伙伴：匯影影視製作有限公司。

特別鳴謝香港電影化妝師及髮型師協會為本屆金像獎提供髮型及化妝支援。


The 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards will be held on 27th April, 2025 (Sunday) at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. During the Awards Presentation Ceremony evening, nineteen awards will be presented, including the categories ‘Best Film’, ‘Best Director’, ‘Best Actor’, ‘Best Actress’, ‘Best Supporting Actor’, ‘Best Supporting Actress’ and more. The Hong Kong Film Awards Association (HKFAA) released today the styling portrait of the nominees for ‘Best Director’ and ‘Best New Director’ to be featured in this year’s commemorative publication.

A strong lineup of thirteen directors nominated for this year's ‘Best Director’ and ‘Best New Director’ awards comprises 6 best director nominees and 7 best new director nominees. The nominees for ‘Best Director’ include (listed according to the nomination list) Soi CHEANG (for Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In), co-directors Philip YUNG and AU Cheuk Man (for Papa), Adam WONG (for The Way We Talk), CHAN Mou Yin, Anselm (for The Last Dance), and Ray YEUNG (for All Shall Be Well). All of their works also compete for the esteemed ‘Best Film’ award this year.

The HKFAA has broadened the entry criteria for the ‘Best New Director’ award this year to allow co-directors to participate in the competition. Among the five nominations in this category, seven new directors are vying for the accolade, including (as listed in the nomination order) Jill Lai Yin LEUNG for the fantasy romance Last Song For You, HO Miu Ki for the romantic comedy Love Lies, twin brothers Albert LEUNG and Herbert LEUNG for the action drama Stuntman, Robin LEE for the documentary Four Trails, and co-directors Thomas LEE and Daniel HO for the narrative film An Abandoned Team.

Of the seven ‘Best New Director’ nominees, HO Miu Ki and Robin LEE have received more than one nomination. HO Miu Ki together with veteran screenwriter CHAN Hing Kai are both nominated for ‘Best Screenplay’ for their film Love Lies and the movie’s song co-written by HO and lyrist LEUNG Pak-kin is also nominated for the ‘Best Original Film Song’ category. HO, with a total of three nominations, is the most nominated director at this year's awards. On the other hand, Robin LEE has garnered two nominations; besides ‘Best New Director’, he is also in the running for ‘Best Film Editing’ for his documentary work Four Trails.

Soi CHEANG, the Best Director at the 42rd HKFA, has brought the vibrant yet chaotic atmosphere of the 1980s Kowloon City back to life in his action film Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In. The movie portrays the lawless district where gangs conducted illegal operations and battled for control, featuring thrilling martial arts sequences that captivate the audiences. The film not only achieved over HK$100 million in box office revenue but also received fourteen nominations at this year's awards. Additionally, it has entered the ‘Midnight Screenings’ section last year at the 77th Cannes Film Festival and represented Hong Kong to compete for the Best International Feature Film at the 97th Academy Awards, earning significant international recognition.

Co-directors Philip YUNG and AU Cheuk Man have adapted into the film Papa the real-life shocking murder case from over a decade ago, in which a mentally unstable son killed his mother and sister. The story explores the father's turmoil as he struggles to deal with the relationship with his son following the devastating loss of his wife and daughter. This marks AU's first nomination for ‘Best Director,’ while YUNG is competing for the same title once again since the 35th Hong Kong Film Awards. Additionally, YUNG has received a nomination for ‘Best Screenplay’ for this film.

Adam WONG, the ‘Best New Director’ at the 33rd Hong Kong Film Awards, has received a nomination for ‘Best Director’ ten years later for his film The Way We Talk. The film tells the story of three deaf protagonists as they navigate their lives and challenges from childhood to adulthood. This film is WONG’s sincere production with heartfelt effort, a result of five years of research and a deep understanding of the deaf community and culture.

CHAN Mou Yin, Anselm sets his debut in the ‘Best Director’ category with his self-written and directed film The Last Dance, which has become the highest-grossing and most-viewed Hong Kong-produced film in history. The film explores interpersonal relationships and life-and-death topic through the Taoist funeral rite known as ‘Breaking Hell’. In addition to CHAN's nomination for ‘Best Director’, he together with his screenwriting partner CHENG Wai Kei are also nominated for the ‘Best Screenplay’ category. With a total of eighteen nominations across various categories, ‘The Last Dance’ leads this year's Hong Kong Film Awards and hits the record set by Bodyguards and Assassins at the 29th edition in 2010.

Ray YEUNG is among the final five contenders for both ‘Best Director’ and ‘Best Screenplay’ with his self-written and directed film All Shall Be Well. Following his debut at the 39th Hong Kong Film Awards with Suk Suk, he returns five years after to explore the lives of a lesbian couple. The film highlights the issues of acceptance and contradictions by their families and Hong Kong society in the face of same-sex relationships. The sudden passing of one partner arouses vigorous discussion about same-sex marriage and inheritance rights in the society.

The 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards is well supported and sponsored by various organisations, including Venue Sponsor ‘The Leisure and Cultural Services Department’, Official TV Broadcaster and TV Production Partner, ‘HK Television Entertainment Company Limited (ViuTV) & MakerVille’, Overseas Broadcaster, ‘Celestial Tiger Entertainment’ and ‘StarHub TV+’, Dazzling Sponsor, ‘Puyi Optical’, Million Tastes Sponsor, ‘foodpanda Hong Kong’, Official Banking and Credit Card Sponsor, ‘Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited’, Official Hair Styling Sponsor, ‘Dyson Beauty’, Official Makeup Sponsor, ‘NARS’, LOL Sponsor, ‘MemeStrategy’, Booklet Jewellery Sponsor, ‘GRAFF’, Merchandise Partner, ‘sensory ZERO’, ‘CASETiFY’ and ‘Camel 1940’, Hotel Partner, ‘Regent Hong Kong’, Media Partner, ‘MING’S’, ‘Ming Pao Weekly’ ,’Vogue Hong Kong’ and ‘hkmovie6’, Advertising Partner, ‘Leading Rainbow Limited’ and ‘Eslite Culture Hong Kong Limited’, Booklet Shooting Venue Partner, ‘Shaw Studios’ and ‘Hong Kong Design Institute’, Official Online Live Streaming Partner, ‘YouTube Channel Pomato’ and Post Production Partner, ‘Interface Video Production Ltd’.

Special thanks to the Hong Kong Film Make-up Artists and Hair Stylists Association for providing hair styling and makeup support for the 43rd Hong Kong Film Awards.


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