Suncity Group

Suncity Group has always been committed to promoting the development of the entertainment and cultural industries, and has been expanding its entertainment-related businesses through Sun Entertainment Culture, as the Group actively supports local film, television, entertainment and arts-related projects in Macao and the Mainland. Sun Entertainment Culture mainly engages in the production and distribution of films, as well as the organisation and planning of large-scale concerts. Equipped with professional knowledge and rich experiences, the Group strives to deliver to audience quality entertainment. The impact brought by the pandemic has made 2020 a difficult year for the entertainment industry. Despite all the challenges, Sun Entertainment Culture carried on with its work and is actively preparing for a full recovery this year. Currently, the company is engaging in the planning and productions of a number of films, including the film projects "SPL III", "Hermit Within Time" and "Pacify" started in 2020, supporting new actors and directors in their bold endeavours to bring audiences novelty with innovative themes. The company has completed a number of films in 2020 and scheduled for release in 2021 and 2022. These include "Dust to Dust" starring Da Peng and Lam Ka Tung, "In Love with a Monster" starring Sha Yi, Hu Ke, Heidi Lee and Li Cong, and the only Chinese film selected for the "Berlinale Special" of the 71st Berlin International Film Festival, "Limbo", directed by Soi Cheang and starring Lam Ka Tung, Cya Liu and Mason Lee. The "sparks" between these new faces and veteran performers will surely deliver to the audience fresh surprises. In the meantime, Sun Entertainment Culture has also invested in a number of productions, including "Flash Over" starring Du Jiang and Wang Qian Yuan, action film "The White Storm 3", as well as the inspirational Hong Kong production "Time" produced by Lam Ka Tung and premiering at the 45th Hong Kong International Film Festival. Sun Entertainment Culture has also invested in a number of foreign language productions cross-broadly, its co-financed films include "Four Sisters", "The Sin In Me", "The Starling", "Cowboys", "Lakewood" and "UMAMI", among which "Palm Springs" was awarded the "Best Comedy" at the 26th Critics' Choice Awards.