Infinite Frames Festival® 2026


2026
4th Edition
15th May 2026


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Tai Kwun
Laundry Steps
Central, Hong Kong

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Infinite Frames 2026 Programme


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Tai Kwun Laundry Steps, 15 May
18:00 – Welcome 
18:15 – Screening 1 
19:00 – Panel discussion 
Ms. Bianca Tse 
Mr. Tony Jones 
Mr. Georg Tiller 
20:00 – Screening 2 (including the Asian premiere of The Valley Where LOAB Lives (2026) by Georg Tiller) 
21:00 – Q&A




Starting from 2023, the Infinite Frames Students’ Film Festival has been running successfully for three consecutive years. 
We believe that history is not just a record of the past but a lens that guides us to understand the present and how it shapes the future. The archive is more than a simple piece of record, it is an immersive experience that still brings a powerful impact to the present. It provokes emotions and encourages reflection.

Click on the buttons below to explore the archive and footage from previous festival editions. Announcements coming very soon...

Meanwhile, would you like to check out some of the highlights from previous Infinite Frames editions?

Discover the list of short films selected for this year’s screening.
The 4th Infinite Frames Students’ Short Film Festival features short films that convey the idea of ‘Flux’, 
and discusses different dimensions of transformation in life.

Click to get a sneak peek of some short films


The Valley Where LOAB Lives
Georg Tiller
(Austria)

零點之前 Before Midnight
Sophie Qinyuan Liu
(Hong Kong)

Little Ink
Tang Yiyang, Wang Yifan
(Hong Kong)

Peace
Lukas Reitmeier
(Germany)

Monet’s Son 
Emmelie Furthmüller
(Germany)

When The Sun Shattered
Cheng Xingyu
(Hong Kong)

GO PLASTIC
Jian Wei
(Singapore)

Hvězda (Star)
Daniel Geisseder, Kristýna Kučerová
(Czech Republic)

Perpetuum Mobile
Jonathan Moser, Lisa Prossegger
(Austria)

DOT...
Lam Cho Kiu
(Hong Kong)

Retrograde
Gabriel Malík
(Czech Republic)

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