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May Fung was born on 1952, is a filmmaker. Discover May Fung's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 71 years old?

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1998

Fung studied business after finishing HKCEE. She joined the government after being a clerk for a year and left until she reached to the position of chief training officer. Rejected by the senior for implementing a new proposal, she decided to leave the bureaucracy in 1998. During her time working in the government, she participated in filmmaking in her spare time.

From 1998 to 1999, she participated in the Oil Street Artist Village. Around 2002, known with the previous experience, the landlord of Foo Tak Building in Wan Chai invited Fung to convert the units inside for art and cultural use. In 2015, Foo Tak’s owner decided to donate all of her units to Arts and Cultural Outreach (ACO), an organization founded by Fung.

1989

Her content touched on more political and social issues after the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre. Later in the same year, she created She Said Why Me, a video depicting a blindfolded woman walking through the present-day streets of Hong Kong, and switching between historical black-and-white footages that were filming women in various public contexts, in which she explored her own relationship of space and identity between Hong Kong.

1970

Fung was taught by the Hong Kong producer Peter Yung. She began making experimental films in the 1970s, using Super 8 film, later turned to video in the mid-1980s. In view of the Phoenix Cine Club (Chinese: 火鳥電影會) shutting down, she and three other artists: Ellen Pau, Wong Chi-fai and Comyn Mo, founded a video art collective, Videotage (Chinese: 錄映太奇).

1952

May Fung (Chinese: 馮美華; born 1952) is a filmmaker and visual artist who is based in Hong Kong, her work is acquired by institutions such as M+.