Ci Yun Shan shi san tai bao (1995)A touching tale on how a gangster cum drug addict turn over a new leaf Director:Hin Sing 'Billy' Tang |
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Title: Ci Yun Shan shi san tai bao (1995)
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Francis Ng | ... |
Yu
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Bowie Lam | ... |
Wah
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Maggie Siu | ... |
Ling
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Kwok-Pong Chan | ... |
Safe-Box
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Moses Chan | ... |
Ko Fai
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Kent Cheng | ... |
Chan's Father
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Ka-Kui Ho | ... |
Brother Wing /
Devil Siu
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Victor Hon | ... |
Food Stall Owner
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Siu-Kei Lee | ... |
Triad Boss
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Yee-Man Man | ... |
Kiddy
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Eric Moo | ... |
Chan Wah
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Big Nose
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Bobby Yip | ... |
Ugly Guy
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Ka-Man So | ... |
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A gangster get mixed up with drugs after witnessing a friend killed during a gang fight. A Drug (Heroin) addict, he encounter several obstacles including humiliation from a corrupted police detective and depature of his loved ones. Eventually he turns over a new leaf when he meet a ex-drug addict and seeing his girlfriend leaves him. Now he gets an award for charity and he continues to preach to drug addicts to kick the habits.. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
Hong KongLanguage:
CantoneseRelease Date:
22 April 1995 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
Chi wan san sap sam tai bo See more »Company Credits
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Those Were the Days (1995) follows a group of childhood friends who fall on hard times. Some of them become street hoods whilst the others become drug addicts. A sad tale that is all to common. Shot in a docu-drama fashion, this movie is also about redemption and finding a light at the end of the tunnel. Will any of these childhood friends rely upon each other and get out of the triad or drug abuser life style or will they just become another statistic?
A change of pace for Category III film maker Billy Tang. He uses all of his usual trademarks (Blue lighting, filming in shadows) whilst filming this heart felt docu-drama. The movie seems to be based upon a true story but I couldn't follow the epilogue because it was written in very small Chinese characters.
A very interesting film, if you can find a copy.
Highly recommended.