Bin lim mai ching (2002)

Lon is an assassin who is deformed. The only man he can trust is his brother, Kwan. When Lon kills a police officer, the officer's partner tries to go after him, but lets him go after ... See full summary »

Director:

Siu-hung Chung

Stars:

Daniel Wu, Gigi Lai, Stephen Fung

Cast

Credited cast:
Daniel Wu	...	Lon / Michael
Gigi Lai	...	Wendy
Stephen Fung	...	Kent
Suet Lam	...	Kwan
Wai-sheung Lee	...	Jimmy (as David Lee)
Conroy Chan Chi-Chung	...	Banana
Sam Lee	...	Dicky
Kelly Lin	...	Sandy
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Joe Lee	...	(as Joe Yiu Ming Lee)

Storyline

Lon is an assassin who is deformed. The only man he can trust is his brother, Kwan. When Lon kills a police officer, the officer's partner tries to go after him, but lets him go after seeing his face. Meanwhile, Lon falls for Wendy, the girlfriend of Lon's sadistic boss, Dragon. When Lon agrees to kill Dragon for Wendy, it's a setup. After the kill, Lon is hit by a car and plunges into the river. A year passes by. A new man named Michael arrives, working for Wendy. Meanwhile, the partner of the cop Lon killed is still on the case. He notices a resemblance of the new man to Lon. Is Michael the same person as Lon? If so, what is the motive?

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Plot Keywords:

police | deformed | gun | pier | cut off nose | 

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Hong Kong

Language:

Mandarin Cantonese

Release Date:

14 June 2002 (Hong Kong)

Also Known As:

Bian lian mi qing

Company Credits

Production Co:

Jing's Production, Mei Ah Films Production Co. Ltd.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

87 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

Hong Kong 'Valentine'

If you have seen the movie Valentine, with David Boreanaz, this movie is somewhat like it. Here we have Daniel Wu as a deformed assassin who kills a police officer and is tracked down by the cop's partner, played by Stephen Fung. He is also betrayed by Gigi Lai's character and as a result nearly is dead. He comes back in a new way and of course seeks revenge. Daniel Wu gives a sheer performance but the erotic overtones end up killing the story, but it wasn't as bad as many would expect.