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The latest on Hong Kong Cantopop boy group Mirror, including music news and updates.
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Three dancers were injured during a Mirror concert after a giant video screen fell on the stage in 2022. Photo: Handout
Accidents and personal safety

Hong Kong stage contractor linked to Mirror accident faces liquidation risk

Hip Hing Loong Stage Engineering Company’s mainland-based creditor has filed a case with city’s High Court for firm to be liquidated.

Hong Kong society

Paralysed Hong Kong Mirror dancer shares Christmas memories in Instagram post

Hong Kong culture

Hong Kong’s Mirror among stars to perform at Kai Tak Sports Park test event

Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Last Song for You: Natalie Hsu melts hearts in poignant fantasy romance

Natalie Hsu, helped by Ekin Cheng and Mirror’s Ian Chan, shines in this Hong Kong healing drama about memories, regret and lost love.

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Ian Chan (front) and Natalie Hsu in a still from Last Song for You.
Hong Kong society

Paralysed Hong Kong Mirror dancer undergoing therapy like ‘professional athlete’

Mo Li, who suffered serious injuries after being hit by a giant screen while performing in July 2022, has ‘obviously improved’, his father says.

Hong Kong courts

Hong Kong dancer paralysed in Mirror concert sues employer for compensation

Dancer Mo Li, 30, could be entitled to over HK$3.5 million in compensation if court finds his injury resulted in permanent total incapacity.

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Hong Kong courts

Hong Kong Mirror accident: government not liable for stage safety, court hears

Coliseum employee who oversaw Cantopop boy band concert says organiser responsible for ensuring installations, including giant screens, are safe.

Security officers walk past a display promoting Cantopop boy band Mirror. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong courts

Hong Kong Mirror accident: no proper standards for suspension wires, court told

Workers from principal contractor on trial for fraud, with six overhanging screens allegedly listed as weighing 3,600lbs when actual weight was 9,852.5lbs.

Accidents and personal safety

Hong Kong father of injured Mirror dancer hopes for ‘justice’ for son in trial

Mo Li ‘lost his years of youth and mobility’, says father Derek Li, before start of trial this month over high-profile concert accident.

Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | We 12: Mirror movie a must-see for fans and a hard pass for everyone else

A heist movie that looks like it was dreamed up by a five-year-old, We 12, starring all the members of Cantopop boy band Mirror, is witless, lifeless and above all dull. For true fans only.

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Anson Lo in a still from We 12.
Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | The Moon Thieves: Mirror pop idols star in entertaining heist thriller

Mirror’s Anson Lo, Keung To and Edan Lui star in a by-the-numbers crime thriller about a Tokyo watch heist that entertains with slick visuals and charismatic performances by all but one of the main cast.

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Edan Lui in a still from The Moon Thieves.
Hong Kong society

Explainer | Hong Kong’s Mirror bounces back, but unfinished business lingers from 2022 accident

Seriously injured dancer Mo Li is still undergoing treatment, prosecutions and legal action are pending.

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Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Back Home: Mirror’s Anson Kong stars in Hong Kong horror with hidden message

Anson Kong of Cantopop group Mirror stars in Back Home, a supernatural horror that is chilling enough, but will probably be more appreciated as a thinly veiled critique of Hong Kong’s sociopolitical environment.

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Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | It Remains: Mirror’s Anson Lo impresses in supernatural horror

Cantopop boy band member Lo plays a grief-stricken waiter who goes camping with friends on a spooky island. Initially derivative, Kelvin Shum’s film hits its stride in a chilling stream of hallucinatory sequences.

Anson Lo in a still from “It Remains”.
Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Mad Fate: destiny vs free will in absurdist Hong Kong murder thriller

Lam Ka-tung and Mirror’s Lokman Yeung try to exert their free will and change their destiny in director Soi Cheang’s Hong Kong-set genre thrill ride with a dash of fantasy thrown in.

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Lokman Yeung (left) and Lam Ka-tung in a still from “Mad Fate”.
Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Hong Kong Family: Teresa Mo, Edan Lui in one of the best local films in 2022

Teresa Mo and Mirror’s Edan Lui lead the cast in this authentic, touching movie about a working-class Hong Kong family trying to piece itself together after spectacularly falling apart.

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Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Love Suddenly: Mirror’s Anson Kong makes film debut in boring romcom

Ensemble romantic comedy about four couples manages to be neither funny or romantic and wastes the talents of its cast.

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Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Mama’s Affair: Mirror’s Keung To, Jer Lau impress in film debuts

The latest members of hit Hong Kong boy band Mirror to hit the big screen, Keung plays an aspiring singer taken under her wing by a frustrated artiste manager and Lau the manager’s disaffected son.

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Keung To in a promotional poster for Mama’s Affair.
Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Chilli Laugh Story: bittersweet gem set in pandemic-hit Hong Kong

Canto-pop group Mirror’s Edan Lui leads this astute Lunar New Year comedy set in mid-pandemic Hong Kong that blends family antics, naughty jokes and timely social commentary.

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Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | Showbiz Spy: Anson Lo of Mirror challenges gender norms, again

Produced to capitalise on the fame of Anson Lo, of Hong Kong boy band Mirror, the film stars him as a cross-dressing investigator who goes undercover to infiltrate a reality-TV contest for girls aspiring to a pop career.

Asian cinema: Hong Kong film

Review | The Way We Keep Dancing: rambling sequel to 2013 hit

Adam Wong’s film The Way We Dance was a triumph. The follow-up is not. He sets out to dramatise the plight of Hong Kong’s grass-roots performing artists, but the results are less than engrossing.

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Cherry Ngan in a still from The Way We Keep Dancing.
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