Tag: Hong Kong

A conference in the English countryside, far from the bustle of Hong Kong and his apartment next door to that of his girlfriend May Chen and the endless

It was not a minor undertaking, a group of operatives known as Squad 701 who “in a certain country up north” were subjected to surgery to remove their

The duo like to think of themselves as “Crazy Tiger and Mad Dragon,” but they are better known as Skinny Tiger and Fatty Dragon or more often Baldy

It’s a double strike of martial arts action comedies from Eureka Classics, with Warriors Two (Zàn Xiān Sheng Yǔ Zhǎo Qián Huá, 贊先生與找錢華, more correctly Mister Tsan and

It was clumsy, it was rushed, and it had consequences for disgraced former engineer and demolition expert Mak Kwan, the killing of the architect which he later claimed

A lone man on horseback in the snow, coming across a heavily armed encampment of men, all slaughtered; the police force of shanty town Hon Sui in no

While it has become common for American cinema to remake Asian properties, particularly in the horror and action thriller genres, in fact any foreign language cinema where it

There are laws and there are rules; those who break the law will be pursued and arrested by the police, but the unwritten rules operate in a wider

His career having begun with The Butterfly Murders of 1979, by the release of 2000’s Time and Tide (順流逆流) Tsui Hark had directed almost thirty films in just

From prolific indie writer Mark Bertolini and artist Allen Byrns (Noir City) via 215 Ink comes Broken, the tale of a child orphaned by violence, yet then taking