Film expert Mr Law Kar gave a talk for the course Arts and Culture of Chinese-language Cinemas on 9 March, covering the golden age of Cantonese films from the 50s, the martial arts film fever of the 70s, and the new wave of young directors in the 80s and their influence on directors such as Wong Kar-wai and Stanley Kwan who have captured an international audience with their stylistic cinematic language. Mr Law is an advisor to the Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Film Arts programme. At the invitation of the Hong Kong Film Archive, programme leader Mr Ben Wong spoke at a seminar on the films of local directors Ann Hui and Yim Ho on 7 March. Mr Wong focused on examining the work of Ann Hui, whose docudrama The Way We Are on the people of Tin Shui Wai -- the New Territories town blighted by a string of domestic violence deaths -- recently grabbed four trophies including best director at the 2009 Hong Kong Film Awards.