The spirit of the local in translocal film collaboration in Asia: From Ten Years Hong Kong to the Ten Years International Project.

The article discusses the Ten Years International Project and explores distinctive film co-production modes in terms of their production, fundraising, and distribution methods and the potential of transnational filmmaking. It mentions a law in Hong Kong that has given power to the government's Chief Secretary to ban previously approved films in the name of national security and increased the penalty for unauthorized screenings to three years in prison and a fine.