mm2 Hong Kong's main business involves film investment, production, and distribution.

 

Their film production includes the boxing film "One Second Champion”, which was released during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021 and won the Best Original Song award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. 

 

In the same year, they released “Drifting”, a film about homelessness, featuring renowned actors Francis Ng, Gardner Tse, and Rachel Lee. The film made its world premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam and was selected for the festival's Big Screen Competition. It received 11 nominations at the Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan and 10 nominations at the Hong Kong Film Awards, including Best Film, Director, Leading Actor, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Original Score, and Original Song. It ultimately won the Best Adapted Screenplay award at the Golden Horse Awards.

 

Their 2022 release, “The Narrow Road”, set in pandemic-stricken Hong Kong, portrays the camaraderie among individuals in the lower strata of society. The film premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival and the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival. It received 3 nominations at the Golden Horse Awards and 10 nominations at the Hong Kong Film Awards, winning the Best Original Music award at both ceremonies.

 

"Sparks" is Hong Kong's first television series about ice hockey, with a runtime of over 900 minutes. It was broadcast during prime time on the local Viu TV platform and starred Ian Chan, a member of the popular Hong Kong group Mirror. The series was simultaneously released on Taiwan's KKTV platform.

 

In addition to producing and distributing the aforementioned films, the mm2 Hong Kong team also acquires overseas films for distribution in Hong Kong. These include successful tear-jerking romantic film "More Than Blue", a box office hit in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, "Home for Rent", which topped the Thai box office in 2023, and the film "Ferrari", based on the famous sports car brand. As the promoter and global distributor of "Time Still Turns the Pages", the film received multiple nominations at the Taiwan Golden Horse Awards and the Hong Kong Film Awards.