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The Mage [CANTO]

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The Mage Midnight Screening [CANTO]

Released
08 Oct 2026
Runtime
98 min
Certificate
Category IIB

DramaHorror

The verdict

There are not yet enough audience votes to give this a reliable score. It is playing 5 times at 3 cinemas across 2 districts, from HK$65 to HK$100 depending on cinema and time. The cheapest seat is at Broadway Mongkok in Mong Kok, HK$65. Category IIB · 98 minutes.

What to expect

The Pang Brothers return to Hong Kong horror with a story that ties a medium’s guilt to a string of deaths staged as accidents. Josie Ho plays Lan Pui-ching, a scavenger who collects haunted objects to help restless spirits cross over — a private penance for a mistake she made as a teenage spirit medium thirteen years ago. When a hanged body appears in a forest park, she keeps turning up at subsequent crime scenes before the police do, insisting the deaths are connected. The tension comes from her fear of water and the flashbacks it triggers, not from gore. The movie is rated IIB, runs 98 minutes, and opens October 8, 2026. It is showing at 19 cinemas across 14 districts, with 280 screenings over the next seven days. Tickets start at HK$55. English and Chinese subtitles are provided.

Cast

  • Josie Ho
  • Iman
  • Carlos Chan
  • German Cheung
  • Kathy Yuen
  • Sabrina Ng

Crew

  • Director Pang’s Brothers (Danny Pang
  • Director Oxide Pang)

Where to watch it

5 screenings at 3 cinemas over the next week, from HK$65.

Cinema District Formats Screenings Next Price
GALA CINEMA (Langham Place) Mong Kok — 3 Tue 00:10 HK$85
Broadway Mongkok Mong Kok — 1 Mon 00:20 HK$65 cheapest
MY CINEMA YOHO MALL (Yuen Long) Yuen Long — 1 Sun 17:35 HK$100

Prices and times are as published by the cinemas and can change. Cinema names link through to the full timetable and booking.

Common questions

How long is the movie and what is its rating?
98 minutes, rated IIB. Not suitable for young viewers.
Are there subtitles?
Yes, both English and Chinese subtitles are available.
Where is it showing and how many screenings?
19 cinemas across 14 districts, with 280 screenings in the next seven days.
What is the cheapest ticket price?
HK$55.

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