Hong Kong Film Awards
Best Director (1991)
客途秋恨 (Ke Tu Qiu Hen)
Directed by Ann Hui (許鞍華)

Set in the early 1970s, it tells the story of a Chinese-Japanese student who returns to her native Hong Kong after graduating from a university in London. Once she arrives back home, she and her family begin to fight, largely due to cultural and societal conflicts between her mother and herself.
Best Director (1991)
Best Director (1990)
Best Film (1990)
Screened in Un Certain Regard at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival — considered a defining work of the Hong Kong New Wave, consolidating Ann Hui's status as one of the movement's leading directors
Maggie CheungCheung Hueyin
Lu Hsiao-FenAiko
Waise Lee Chi-HungMr. Cheung
Tien FengHueyin's Grandfather
Hsiao HsiangHueyin's Grandmother