Qian yan wan yu

1999
2h 8min

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Kang-sheng Lee and Loletta Lee in Qian yan wan yu (1999)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueOrdinary Heroes is a 1999 Cantonese-language film directed by Ann Hui. It was co-produced by Hong Kong and China. It concerns social reform activists in Hong Kong. The film's Chinese title r... Tout lireOrdinary Heroes is a 1999 Cantonese-language film directed by Ann Hui. It was co-produced by Hong Kong and China. It concerns social reform activists in Hong Kong. The film's Chinese title refers to a popular song by Taiwanese singer Teresa Teng.Ordinary Heroes is a 1999 Cantonese-language film directed by Ann Hui. It was co-produced by Hong Kong and China. It concerns social reform activists in Hong Kong. The film's Chinese title refers to a popular song by Taiwanese singer Teresa Teng.

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Récompenses
- 10 victoires et 16 nominations au total

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Rôles principaux13

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Kang-sheng Lee

Tung

Anthony Chau-Sang Wong

Peter Kam

Kwan-Ho Tse

Brett Cameron

Missionary - Latter-day Saints
(générique uniquement)

Mo-Chan Chik

Chau-Sang Lau

Chuen

Sow
(as Rachel Lee)

Hee Ching Paw

Tung's mother

Ka-Fai Wong

Reporter
(as Kar Fai Wong)

Pui-Wah Wong

Réalisation
- Ann Hui
Scénario
- Kin Chung Chan
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8rae-9

A sincere and stimulating movie for everyone who still cares about Hong Kong or social movements

I saw the movie at the opening of HK Int'l Film Festival. The movie seems to be documentary to me, which makes me a bit worry for its box in HK. It's a sincere movie about the social movements in HK -- something missed out from most ordinary people. Without disguise, the stories of "ordinary heroes" are being told. Just ordinary enough stories but the era and the sentiments involved fades in and out... just as the Chinese title: plenty of words... not knowing when to start the conversation, and this "means" more than the movie itself.

cunningswine

A Personal Victory for Anthony Wong

An average film compared to director Ann Hui's more captivating works. But it's still well worth a viewing if simply for Anthony Wong's perfect portrayal of Father Peter Kam. The actor, who has appeared in too many lame films for his own good, finally landed a role which does justice to his superb acting.