Video remarks by Columbia University School of the Arts, Dean Sarah Cole and Columbia Pride Alumni Association, President Jose Ricardo Moreno (‘13 CC)

Hosted by Columbia University Alumni Association Hong Kong

Join us on Saturday, May 3rd, 2025 for a private screening of award winning film All Shall Be Well, followed by a Q&A session with Director Ray Yeung (School of the Arts, ‘13 MFA) and Cinematographer Ming Kai Leung (‘06 MFA). Along with Berkeley Club, Harvard Club, Penn Club, Yale Club and NYU Alumni Club, we look forward to seeing you!

Watch a video invitation from Sarah Cole, Dean of School of the Arts at Columbia in celebrating the screening of All Shall Be Well  in Hong Kong, and a congratulatory message from Jose Ricardo Moreno, President of Columbia Pride Alumni Association. 

Event Information

Title: All Shall Be Well Film Screening

Date: Saturday, May 3rd, 2025

Time: 2pm to 3:30pm, followed by 30 min Q&A with Director Ray Yeung and Cinematographer Ming-Kai Leung

Location: Golden Scene Cinema (高先電影院), 2 Catchick Street, Kennedy town

Cost: 100 HKD member / 150 HKD non-member

(For Columbia alumni, you can sign up for Membership here)

RSVP: Sign up here

Please contact Henry Woo  (‘03 SIPA) [email protected] for inquiries

Brief Synopsis

All Shall Be Well (從今以後) presents the story of Angie and Pat who have been together for over four decades. After Pat's unexpected death, Angie finds herself at the mercy of Pat's family as she struggles to retain her dignity and the home that both had shared for over thirty years.

14 Awards to Date:

Germany Berlinale IFF - Teddy Award

Germany Berlinale IFF - Panorama Audience Award 3rd Place

USA Frameline San Francisco LGBTQFF - Comcast Audience Award for Narrative Feature

Brazil Rio IFF - Felix Award - Best International Feature Film

Greece Thessaloniki IFF- Mermaids Award

Spain Gijon IFF - Rambal Award

Denmark Copenhagen Mix LGBTQIA+ FF - Lili Award

USA Utah Queer Film Fest - Audience Award

USA San Diego LGBTQ FF - Best Actress for Patra Ga Man AU

USA San Diego LGBTQ FF  - Best Supporting Actress for Maggie Lin Lin LI

France Vues D’en Face Festival - Jury Award - Best Feature

France Face a Face Festival - Audience Award

HK Film Critics Award - Film of Merit

NY Times Critics Pick

Nomination to Date:

HK Film Awards (Pending) - 5 nominations

Best Film - All Shall Be Well

Best Director - Ray Yeung

Best Screenplay - Ray Yeung

Best Leading Actress - Patra Ga Man Au

Best Supporting Actress - Maggie Lin Lin Li

Past Nominations:

Taiwan Golden Horse Awards - Best Feature

Taiwan Golden Horse Awards - Best Director

Taiwan Golden Horse Awards - Best Leading Actress

Taiwan Golden Horse Awards - Best Editing

Spain Gijon IFF - Best Feature

Israel Jerusalem IFF - Best International Feature

USA Seattle IFF - Best Feature

Asia Film Awards - Best Supporting Actress for Maggie Lin Lin LI

About the Director:

Raymond Yeun (楊曜愷) is a Hong Kong screenwriter and independent film director. After graduating with a law degree and practicing law for two years, Yeung decided to switch career paths to become a director. Yeung's films frequently center around queer stories. He made his feature film debut with Cut Sleeve Boys (2006) in Britain and later shifted his focus back to Hong Kong, directing Suk Suk (2020) and All Shall Be Well (2024). Yeung is also the Chairman of the Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, the longest running LGBT film festival in Asia.

About the Cinematographer:

Leung Ming Kai (梁銘佳) is a Hong Kong cinematographer and filmmaker. Graduating with a law degree from the University of Hong Kong, Leung proceeded to study filmmaking at Columbia University’s School of the Arts and debuted as a film cinematographer in Southeast Asia. He subsequently returned to Hong Kong and produced the anthology film Memories to Choke On, Drinks to Wash Them Down (2019), earning Best Screenplay in the 27th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Award. He also cinematographed drama films Drifting (2021) and The Sunny Side of the Street (2022), which garnered him nominations for Best Cinematography in the 58th and 59th Golden Horse Awards respectively.