Why Hong Kong Favors Historical Fare for Chinese Audiences
Based on a 16th century fantasy novel, the $60 million "Monkey King" plays at the Cannes Film Festival this year.
For the Hong Kong film sector, creating a future with the lucrative Chinese film industry lies in the past.
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