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28 March 2002 (Hong Kong) moreTagline:
Her Daydreams Become His Nightmare. morePlot:
This is the story of Yan, a young woman haunted by fleeting images of what she believes to be dead people... more | add synopsisAwards:
2 wins & 5 nominations moreUser Comments:
Haunted by the past moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Leslie Cheung | ... | Jim Law | |
| Kar Yan Lam | ... | Cheung Yan | |
| Maggie Poon | ... | Cheung, Siu Yu | |
| Waise Lee | ... | Wilson Chan | |
| Valerie Chow | ... | Mrs. Chan | |
| Norman Chu | ... | Mr. Chu (as Tsui Siu Keung) | |
| Samuel Lam | ... | Professor Fong | |
| So Pik Wong | ... | Jim's Assistant (as Olivia Wong) | |
| Tin Leung | ... | Hospital Director | |
| Li Wen Sun | ... | Yan's Father | |
| Hong Dou Liu | ... | Yan's Mother | |
| Hang Shuen So | ... | Siu Yu's Mother | |
| Sheu Tong Wong | ... | Siu Yu's Father | |
| Pui Yin Lai | ... | Mrs. Chiu | |
| Ting Fung Lee | ... | Little Chiu |
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Inner Senses (Hong Kong: English title)Yi du kong jian (Hong Kong: Mandarin title)
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100 minCountry:
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Australia:M | Malaysia:U | Germany:16 | Hong Kong:IIB | Philippines:PG-13 | Singapore:PG | South Korea:12Fun Stuff
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Leslie Cheung's final film before his suicide. moreSoundtrack:
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Dr. Jim Law(played by Leslie Cheung) is a psychiatrist who doesn't believe in ghosts. However, when he begins treating his new patient Yan(played by Karena Lam), a young depressed woman who claims to be haunted by ghosts, he starts experiencing similar visions himself.
What helps to keep this movie from becoming formulaic horror fare is the impressive performances by Cheung and Lam. Both are expressive, intense, and put more emotion than you'd think would be necessary into a movie revolving around ghosts. Leslie Cheung in particular surprised me as his role was a demanding one and his portrayal of the character appeared almost effortless. In fact, his performance was good enough to convince me to check out his other movies. The ghosts themselves don't disappoint and they steal any scene they're in. The music playing during these moments is appropriately spooky. Actually, the soundtrack throughout the film was quite good and made me appreciate it more as there are so many films out there which fail to set the tone by making poor choices in music. Loneliness and isolation are the main themes of this movie and they are as well depicted as they are acted out. The subtle moments of foreshadowing are perfectly blended in at unexpected moments and it shows that more thought was put into this than the average horror movie. As with every movie there are a few inconsistencies as well. The last ten minutes of Inner Senses is fast paced and drastically reverts the tone of the film back and forth between drama and horror. As a result, the ending sequence felt a little over-the-top in comparison to the first hour or so. However, I did appreciate the attempt at making the movie so character driven and that was probably its biggest strength.
This isn't a movie that is overridden with clichés like so many others and it bears little resemblance to the many over-hyped Asian horror films that are being remade by the dozen. I was sad to learn that this was Leslie Cheung's last film due to his suicide just one year after this was released. He shows great talent in this movie alone. Don't pass up on this movie just because of its obscurity. There are too few movies these days where psychological illness and the supernatural overlap, and fewer still where it's done in a respectable way. Inner Senses is not directed towards those looking for gore and dead body after dead body. It's for those who don't mind a movie where violence is minimal(almost nonexistent) while the storyline and characters are what drives it.