Liu To is a new face on the Hong Kong independent filmmaking scene. She graduated from the Literature Department of Beijing Film Academy in 2012. She made several film essays during the period she traveled to Beijing from Hong Kong, including I’ve been back to… (2012) and From Mao to Meow (2012). The first of her pieces to gain critical attention was A Tiny Handheld Camera, a seven-minute short film that showed an absurd scene where the police tried to prevent filming during the Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong in 2014. She is currently working on several ongoing documentary projects, including theoral-histories of her family and stories of the Umbrella Movement. She has released other documentaries related to the Umbrella Movement – The Sound of Sights Unseen (2016) and Like An Abortion, for The Very First Time (2018).
Filmography
| Role | Title (English) | Title (Chinese) | Year |
| Director | Like An Abortion, for The Very First Time | 扯旗、我要真普選和⋯⋯ | 2018 |
| Director | Mongkok Story | 徒弟仔 | 2018 |
| Director | The Sound of Sights Unseen | 鋁罐之夜 | 2016 |
| Director | A Tiny Handheld Camera | 手持攝影機的人 | 2014 |
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Hong Kong Women Filmmakers 
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