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  • 1
    UID:
    b3kat_BV048387372
    Format: 2 DVD-Videos (96 min) , farbig , 1 Beilage , 12 cm
    ISBN: 9786318758956
    Series Statement: The Criterion collection 1129
    Uniform Title: Yim ji kau
    Content: "Cantopop superstars Anita Mui Yim-fong and Leslie Cheung Kwok-wing display their iconic androgynous magnetism as doomed lovers in this emblematic film of Hong Kong’s Second New Wave, directed by pioneering queer melodrama master Stanley Kwan. Rouge bridges past and present in its tragic romance between a humble courtesan and the wayward scion of a wealthy family, who embrace death by suicide pact amid the opulent teahouses of 1930s Hong Kong. Fifty years later, she returns to the city-state to find him, drawing a young contemporary couple (Alex Man Chi-leung and Emily Chu Bo-yee) into her quest to rekindle a passion that may be as illusory as time itself. With its lush mise-en-scène and transcendently melancholy mood, this sensuous ghost story is an exquisite, enduringly resonant elegy for both lost love and vanishing history." [criterionb.com]
    Note: Original: Hongkong 1987 , Director-approved two DVD special edition features: new 4K digital restoration, approved by director Stanley Kwan ; alternate 5.1 surround soundtrack ; new conversation between Kwan and filmmaker Sasha Chuk ; "Yang ± yin: gender in Chinese cinema", a 1997 documentary by Kwan exploring the representation of queerness and LGBT identity in Chinese film ; "Still love you after all these", a 1997 memoir film by Kwan about his Hong Kong identity ; trailer ; new English subtitle translation ; plus: an essay by film programmer and critic Dennis Lim , Bildformat 1.85:1 , Kantonesisch - Untertitel: Englisch
    Language: Chinese
    Keywords: Film ; DVD-Video
    Author information: Guan, Jinpeng 1957-
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  • 2
    UID:
    b3kat_BV048699177
    Format: [DVD] (98 Min.) , dolby digital 5.1
    Uniform Title: Jui kuen II
    Content: This sequel to one of Jackie Chan's first hit movies was made at a time when the Chinese folk hero Wong Fei Hung had been played to death. Somehow though, it still manages to offer up a fresh take on the character as well as recapturing a little of that old school magic. The story finds the "young" Fei Hung (Chan) uncovering a plot to smuggle Chinese antiques out of a local foundry. Unfortunately, Fei Hung is unable to step in as he has been forbidden to drink by his father (Ti Lung). Now he is forced to choose between disobeying his family or stopping a group of disrespectful foreigners. Despite some slightly incoherent plot points, mainly due to "creative differences" between Chan and director Liu Chia-Liang, "Drunken Master 2" is a superb return to the classic kung fu movie formula. Not only does it recreate the period and atmosphere perfectly, but it also recalls a lot of those light-hearted scenarios that we all know and love so well. However, the big highlight here is undoubtedly the action as "Drunken Master 2" contains some of the finest fights ever committed to celluloid. [www.fareastfilms.com]
    Note: dt.
    Language: English
    Keywords: DVD-Video
    Author information: Ch'eng, Lung 1954-
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