彭浩翔

简介

Born in 1973, Pang Ho Cheung grew up in Hong Kong and loved cinema from an early age, making short films with his brother's video camera at 14. He was educated at various schools in Hong Kong before attending university in Taiwan, then worked as a comedy TV scriptwriter for Asia Television and as a film critic and writer for newspapers and magazines. In 1995, he wrote the screenplay for "Sky Novel" directed by Lam Hai Fung. In 1997, he became a radio host at Hong Kong Commercial Radio and published his novel "Fulltime Killer," which was adapted into a film in 2001. His first feature film "You Shoot, I Shoot" (2001) won Best Screenplay at the Hong Kong Bauhinia Film Awards. He achieved major success with "Men Suddenly in Black" (2003), winning Best New Director at the Hong Kong Film Awards. His 2006 film "Isabella" was the only Chinese film in competition at the Berlin International Film Festival, with its score winning the Silver Bear for Best Film Score. He gained widespread fame with the "Love in a Puff" series starting in 2010, winning Best Screenplay at the Hong Kong Film Awards. He is married to Leung Kai Yuen, who produces his films, and together they founded a film production company in 2001.