Perhaps Love
(2005)
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Perhaps Love
(2005)
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| Takeshi Kaneshiro | ... |
Lin Jian-dong /
Zhang Yang
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| Xun Zhou | ... |
Sun Na /
Xiaoyu
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Jacky Cheung | ... |
Nie Wen /
The Circus Master
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Jin-hee Ji | ... |
Monty
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| Eric Tsang | ... |
Producer
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Sandra Ng Kwan Yue | ... | |
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Tung Man Chan | ... |
Hotel Receptionist
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Suresh Chandukutty | ... |
Indian Dancer
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Ji-lai Dong | ... |
Man at Crossroad
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Yong Fan | ... |
Man at Crossroad
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Helen Feng | ... |
Crossroad Hooker
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Lei-Xin Gao | ... |
Producer's Girlfriend #2
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Stephen Kealy | ... |
Foreign Producer
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Na Li | ... |
Crossroad Hooker
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Su-qin Li | ... |
Man at Crossroad
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A love triangle develops during the making of a musical in mainland China.
This movie is a stunning masterpiece that showcases a whole new versatility for Asian Cinema. It takes the brash exuberance of Moulin Rouge, the musical-bizaro world of Cirque du Soleil, the color palate of Amelie and ratchets up the imagery and the volume to achieve new heights in cinematography. Farah Kahn leaps to the top of the list of my favorite choreographers of this new century. Easily some of the smoothest vocalists of China's pop and ballad scene have been assembled plus a handful of triple-threat actors weigh in to truly pull off this brave work. This is a beautiful film and my favorite foreign film of the new year.