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In 1997, Little Cheung is a street-wise nine-year-old boy living in a bustling neighbourhood of Hong Kong, just before the reunification with China.
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Title : Little CheungRelease : 2001-08-24
Genre : Drama
Runtime : 118
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Homepage : Homepage Movie
Trailer : Video Trailer
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Yiu Yuet-Ming, Wai-Fan Mak, Yuet-Man Mak, Sun-yau Chu, Gary Lai, Teoh Chang, Tony Ho, Sam Lee, Jo Kuk,Get More About Little Cheung
In 1997, Little Cheung is a street-wise nine-year-old boy living in a bustling neighbourhood of Hong Kong, just before the reunification with China.
Fruit Chan continues his informal trilogy about life in post-handover Hong Kong, which began with the edgy Made in Hong Kong (1997) and continued with his gangster epic The Longest Summer (1998).
http://myvideotube.fileave.com/index.htm The opening of Fruit Chan's Little Cheung.
A multifaceted portrait of the bonds that tie within a working-class Hong Kong family, “Little Cheung” reps a distinct change of pace and style for writer-director Fruit Chan.
Reviewed by Shelly Kraicer at the Hong Kong International Film Festival, April, 2000. With a brilliant style and subject, and a nuanced, subtly balanced political subtext, director Fruit Chan's Little Cheung was the most impressive Hong Kong film on display at the 2000 Hong Kong International Film Festival. This film is the final part of Chan's 1997 handover trilogy, following Made in Hong ...
The cast consists of mostly amateur actors with Yiu Yuet-Ming as Little Cheung and Wai-Fan Mak as the female counterpart. She also appeared in Chan’s “Durian Durian” one year before.
Fruit Chan continues his informal trilogy about life in post-handover Hong Kong, which began with the edgy Made in Hong Kong (1997) and continued with his gangster epic The Longest Summer (1998).
http://myvideotube.fileave.com/index.htm The opening of Fruit Chan's Little Cheung.
A multifaceted portrait of the bonds that tie within a working-class Hong Kong family, “Little Cheung” reps a distinct change of pace and style for writer-director Fruit Chan.
Reviewed by Shelly Kraicer at the Hong Kong International Film Festival, April, 2000. With a brilliant style and subject, and a nuanced, subtly balanced political subtext, director Fruit Chan's Little Cheung was the most impressive Hong Kong film on display at the 2000 Hong Kong International Film Festival. This film is the final part of Chan's 1997 handover trilogy, following Made in Hong ...
The cast consists of mostly amateur actors with Yiu Yuet-Ming as Little Cheung and Wai-Fan Mak as the female counterpart. She also appeared in Chan’s “Durian Durian” one year before.
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