Master Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai directed this lyrical, dream-like martial arts epic. A famously troubled shoot, the...
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Ouyang Feng
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2008
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Following up on his debut As Tears Go By, master filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai directs this dark, brooding tale about identity and...
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Yuddy
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2004
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Visions of the dead haunt a young woman and the psychologist who falls for her in this romantic supernatural thriller from...
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Jim
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2001
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2000
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Leslie Cheung stars as a psycho killer in this Hong Kong bullet fest. Nick (Cheung), a former shooting range champion who has...
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2000
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A radio talk-show host who offers romantic advice to his listeners discovers that his harshest critic could also be his...
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2000
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1999
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1999
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This Hong Kong comedy of relationships is based on composer J.S. Bach's "The Songbook of Anna Magdalena Bach" and is divided...
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1998
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1998
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When a doctor arrives in 1930's Shanghai to care for an ailing man, he becomes involved in a fierce struggle between the...
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1998
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Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai directs the strange, intimate drama Cheun Gwong Tsa Sit (Happy Together). Australian...
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Ho Po-wing
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1997
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1997
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1997
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Following up on his wildly popular gender bending comedy He's a Woman, She's a Man, Peter Chan Ho-sun picks up immediately...
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Second Unit Director
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1996
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With a marvelously convoluted plot and featuring plenty of slapstick action, Chinese Feast is essentially a kung-fu film...
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1996
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Gangsters abound in this lively, romantic crime drama that is set in Shanghai during WW II. The tale of Taiwanese patriot...
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1996
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Chen Kaige, the director of the international smash Farewell My Concubine, reunited that film's stars, Gong Li and...
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Yu Zhongliang
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1996
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The third filmization of the Chinese version of Phantom of the Opera, this Hong Kong operatic melodrama is set in the...
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Co-producer
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1995
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A fan desperately desires to meet her idols in this gender-bending Hong Kong farce. The idols in question are singer Rose and...
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1995
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Master Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kar-wai directed this lyrical, dream-like martial arts epic. A famously troubled shoot, the...
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Ou-yang Feng
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1994
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Gordon Chan Kar-seung spins this comedy about Lam Chiu-wing (Leslie Cheung Kwok-wing), an ambitious sleazebag who, at the...
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1994
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Editor and co-writer of the original, David Wu Tai-wai directs this follow-up to the wildly popular romantic fantasy-horror...
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1993
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Following on the success of 1987's Chinese Ghost Story, Hong Kong was inundated with romantically themed tales of the...
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Zhuo Yi-Hang
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1993
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Jeff Lau Chun-wai spins this wild and woolly parody of Wong Kar-wai's martial arts epic Ashes of Time, which was actually...
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Wang Yao-shih
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1993
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Until Farewell, My Concubine (Ba Wang Bie Ji), not many people were aware that most members of the Peking Opera were...
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Cheng Dieyi (Douzi)
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1993
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Highly unusual in that it was intended as a prequel to another film's sequel, this entry in the Lee Rock series depicts...
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1992
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For this 1991 action comedy from Hong Kong, director John Woo took a break from his ultraviolent thrillers; it was made a...
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1991
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Ning Tsei-Shen
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1990
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A good example of the Hong Kong predilection for slapping together a film as a pastiche of successful elements from other...
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1988
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Hong Kong filmmaker Stanley Kwan directs this stunning supernatural melodrama about a passion, romance, and lost history....
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Chan Chen-Pang
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1988
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Following the bloody climax of the previous film, A Better Tomorrow -- again directed by John Woo -- opens with Sung Chi-hi...
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1988
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Legendary Hong Kong producer/director Tsui Hark and filmmaker Ching Siutung combine forces in this high-flying supernatural...
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Ning Tsei-Shen
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1987
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John Woo established himself as one of Hong Kong's premiere action directors with this ultra-hip, ultra-violent action...
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Kit
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1986
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Pop star Leslie Cheung stars in this maudlin melodrama as Louie, a spoiled pop star, who, at the film's outset, sleeps with...
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1986
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Aimed squarely at the lowest common teenage denominator, this tale of three young men out for sex does not rise much beyond a...
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1985
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1985
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Burdened by wooden acting and a fragmented storyline, this romantic comedy set against the posh environment of an upper-class...
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1984
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In this undistinguished tale of a teenager who wants to become a drummer, there is no kung-fu or martial arts of any kind,...
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1983
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Four teenagers in a wealthy girls' school are involved in the school's production of "Romeo and Juliet," directed by the...
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1982
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Chan Chuen directed this story about the many problems besetting Hong Kong youth when they reach that "energetic" age of 21....
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1982
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Ma (Tong Chung-yip) works as a taxi driver, as a collector for his father whose business is high-interest loans, and in his...
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1982
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Two brothers from an upper-class family (Danny Chan and Paul Chung) and their impoverished school chum (Leslie Chum, no pun...
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1981
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Teen love and angst are at the nexus of this standard comedy-melodrama from director Clifford Choi. Hong Kong singer...
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1980
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