Where to watch Tammy Cheung in the UK
Find every Tammy Cheung film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 5 May 2026.
Tammy Cheung was born in Shanghai in 1958 and moved to Hong Kong at an early age. She studied sociology in Hong Kong and film studies at Montreal’s Concordia University. In 1986, she founded the Chinese International Film Festival in Montreal, showcasing films made by Chinese film‐makers and films with Chinese content, and was director of the Festival from 1986 and 1992. She made her directorial debut in 1999 and together with her collaborator and cinematographer Augustine Lam she founded Reality Film Productions in Hong Kong in 2002, a production company that produces and distributes social d…
Tammy Cheung films streaming in the UK
Most-watched films featuring Tammy Cheung, available across UK streaming, rent and buy.
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- 0506HK (2007) Cast
- 310 Tung Chau Street (2017) Thanks
- Via Dolorosa (2014) Producer
- Stories of Pang Jai (2020) Thanks
- Moving (2003) Director
- Secondary School (2003) Director
- Jacky (2014) Producer
- Speaking Up 2 (2007) Director
- Speaking Up (2005) Director
- July (2004) Director
- Invisible Women (1999) Director
- Rice Distribution (2003) Director
- Election (2008) Director
- Village Middle School (2006) Director
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Most-watched Tammy Cheung films currently: 0506HK (2007), 310 Tung Chau Street (2017), Via Dolorosa (2014), Stories of Pang Jai (2020), Moving (2003).
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