Lau Ho-leung

In this Chinese name, the family name is Lau (劉).
Lau Ho-leung
劉浩良
Born
British Hong Kong
Alma materCCC Kei Chi Secondary School & Amoy College
OccupationsScreenwriter, Film director
Years active1990s-present
Notable work
Awards§ Awards and nominations
Lau Ho-leung
Traditional Chinese劉浩良
Simplified Chinese刘浩良
Transcriptions

Lau Ho Leung (劉浩良), Hong Kong screenwriter and film director, once studied at CCC Kei Chi Secondary School[1] and Amoy College. Later on, he graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University's School of Communication with a major in Film and Television.[2] His directorial debut was Two Thumbs Up.[3]

Filmography

Year Name Position Note
Film director Screenwriter Film producer
2001 Runaway No Yes No also plays a tour guide
Let's Sing Along No Yes No
2002 The New Option No Yes No
Visible Secret 2 No Yes No
2003 Anna in Kungfuland No Yes No
2004 The Attractive One No Yes No
2005 Dragon Squad No Yes No
2006 Undercover Hidden Dragon No Yes No
Mr. 3 Minutes No Yes No
2007 Pandora's Booth No Yes No
Dead Air No Yes No
Forget Me Not No Yes No
2008 Painted Skin No Yes No
Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon No Yes No
Missing No Yes No
Wushu No Yes No
Chaos No Yes No
2009 Ocean Killing No Yes No
2010 Once A Gangster No Yes No
Bruce Lee, My Brother No Yes No
Triple Tap No Yes No
14 Blades No Yes No
2011 Mural No Yes No
2012 The Great Magician No Yes No
2014 Kung Fu Jungle No Yes No
But Always No Yes No
2015 Two Thumbs Up Yes Yes No directorial debut
2016 Three No Yes No
2020 Caught in Time Yes Yes No
2022 Warriors of Future No Yes No
2025 Against All Odds Yes Yes No

Television

Awards and nominations

Year Awards ceremony Awards Works Result
2009 28th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Screenplay Painted Skin Nominated
2016 35th Hong Kong Film Awards Best New Director Two Thumbs Up Nominated
Best Screenplay Nominated
2022 40th Hong Kong Film Awards Best New Director Caught in Time Nominated
2021 28th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Award Films of Merit Won[4]
Best Film Nominated[5]

References

  1. ^ "中華基督教會基智中學《蛻.基智》". Archived from the original on 2017-12-03. Retrieved 2026-01-11.
  2. ^ "HKBU Graduation Film Projects Feature in RTHK TV Programme". The BUddy Post. Hong Kong Baptist University. Retrieved 11 January 2026.
  3. ^ "《衝鋒車》再獲肯定　劉浩良奪最佳新導演". Oriental Daily News. November 15, 2015. Archived from the original on October 17, 2019. Retrieved January 11, 2026.
  4. ^ "歷屆得獎名單". 香港電影評論學會 (in Traditional Chinese). Retrieved 2026-01-11.
  5. ^ "第二十八屆香港電影評論學會大獎得獎理由撮要". 香港電影評論學會 (in Traditional Chinese). Retrieved 2026-01-11.
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