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Bi shui han shan duo ming jin (1980)
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Yan Zhu (writer)
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12 June 1980 (Hong Kong)
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Early Johnie To actioner.
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(Credited cast) | Cherie Chung | ... | Yao Puipui |
| Liang Ding | ||
| Han Jiang | ... | Yao Yik-yu |
| Ming Jiang | ||
| Damian Lau | ... | Lo Tin-Kwan |
| Kong Lau | ||
| Kam-Sam Leung |
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The Enigmatic Case
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Hong Kong:91 min
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Then TV director Johnie To's feature debut, a companion to the costume movie noir of the contemporary Hong Kong feature KILLER CONSTABLE, this one has a more realistic look and the action is quite convincing - less fantastic than the films made in front of it. In many ways it is a more interesting project that the director's later and more widely circulated work.
After a jail break opening, the plot does a U-turn providing a new villain to add to the impact.
Inventive pieces of staging like superior numbers driven back by the burning grass bundle on a fork run down the narrow alley.