Hong Kong veteran film producer Nansun Shi, known for her work on iconic films, has died at the age of 75. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The renowned film producer co-founded Film Workshop with filmmaker Tsui Hark and helped produce several Hong Kong classics, including A Better Tomorrow and Infernal Affairs.

Hong Kong producer Nansun Shi, co-founder of the company that produced classics such as John Woo's A Better Tomorrow and a producer on Infernal Affairs and multiple films with Tsui Hark, has died aged ...

Shi Nansun, the Hong Kong producer and executive who co-founded Film Workshop and helped establish international distribution networks for Chinese-language cinema, died Monday at Hong Kong Sanatorium ...

Nansun Shi, the producer who helped define Hong Kong cinema's golden era through films including "A Better Tomorrow," "Swordsman II" an ...

Renowned Hong Kong film producer Shi Nan-sun, who was behind the city’s classic cinematic works such as Infernal Affairs, has died following infections that resulted in multiple organ failure. She was ...

The Film Workshop co-founder helped shape Hong Kong cinema's glorious 1980s boom before producing the 2002 classic cop thriller that Martin Scorsese would later remake as the Oscar-winning 'The ...

Hong Kong film production company Film Workshop, which she founded with her former husband, Tsui Hark, made the announcement via a press statement late on July 13.

HONG KONG, July 14 — Veteran Hong Kong film producer Nansun Shi, whose career helped shape the city’s ...