Works by Ho Fan Ho

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1 works ho

1.1 short films
1.2 feature films
1.3 monographs





works ho
short films

big city little man / 大都市 小人物 (1963, 30 min, hong kong)
home work / 習作之 (1966, 40 min, hong kong)
gulf / 離 ： (1966 banbury england best film award, 15 min, hong kong)

feature films

monographs

ho fan (1960). 街頭攝影叢談 [thoughts on street photography]. taipei: 藝術圖書公司. oclc 40085019. 
ho fan (1972). 現代攝影欣賞 [modern photography]. taipei: 藝術. oclc 82284319. 
ho fan (1982). 何藩國際大獎攝影全集 [complete collection of ho fan s international award-winning photographic art]. 台北市 (taipei): 歐語. 
ho fan (june 2006). bennette, john a., ed. hong kong yesterday. palo alto/san francisco: modernbook editions. isbn 978-0-97788-283-0. retrieved 5 june 2017. 112 pages 
ho fan (april 2009). living theatre. palo alto/san francisco: modernbook editions. isbn 978-0-98010-443-1. retrieved 5 june 2017. 176 pages 
ho fan (2014). hong kong memoir. palo alto/san francisco: modernbook editions. isbn 978-0-9908712-0-0. retrieved 5 june 2017. 128 pages 
ho fan; woo, john (foreword); fung, joseph (essay); greene, sarah (biographical notes) (june 2017). portrait of hong kong. hong kong: press. isbn 978-988-14231-2-2. retrieved 5 june 2017. 




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