When is the golden age of Hong Kong movies?

1955, after the establishment of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Film and Drama Freedom Association as a right-wing organization, China United Film Company began to bear more political pressure. The Federation of Students divides the Hong Kong film industry into "Left" and "Right" schools, and China United belongs to the "Left" school. This situation led to the collapse of Zhonglian's film industry in the "Chinatown" market in Southeast Asia and the west, and then struggled to 65,438+0,967 in the Hong Kong film industry, and finally failed to bear the major economic pressure and declared its disintegration. It can be said that the Hong Kong film industry in the 1950s was the golden age when art films were in power. Although there are some "martial arts" unilateral markets from time to time, they often have more thunder and less rain. At this time, the literary camp was headed by Wu Chufan, a Cantonese veteran, and Xiannvhong, Bai Yan and others. Aggressive, almost all the eyes of Hong Kong fans are focused on them. The only exception seems to be Kwan Tak-hing, who pays off his efforts.