Taiwanese cinema has been producing a series of crime movies lately, and quite diverse for matter, as titles like “Godspeed” and the “Gatao” franchise highlight. Chan Chun-hao attempts his own hand in the category, adapting Feng Shi’s novel, through an approach, though, that lingers somewhere between the pulp and the soap opera.
“You Have to Kill Me” is screening at Asian Pop-up Cinema
Police officer Chou is about to propose to his girlfriend, Chen, when he receives a homicide case report and follows it to the mountains. He even manages to catch the perpetrator, Li, but to his shock, he finds out that the victim was actually Chen. Despite being devastated and overly violent, he manages to exact an interrogation from Li, who insists, however, that the girl actually asked him to kill. Furthermore, it turns out that Li is the son of a very powerful man, Chairman Cheng-Wen Li,...
“You Have to Kill Me” is screening at Asian Pop-up Cinema
Police officer Chou is about to propose to his girlfriend, Chen, when he receives a homicide case report and follows it to the mountains. He even manages to catch the perpetrator, Li, but to his shock, he finds out that the victim was actually Chen. Despite being devastated and overly violent, he manages to exact an interrogation from Li, who insists, however, that the girl actually asked him to kill. Furthermore, it turns out that Li is the son of a very powerful man, Chairman Cheng-Wen Li,...
- 4/5/2022
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
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