Nomad (1982)
Lie huo qing chun (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 1h 36min
- Comedy, Drama
- 26 Nov 1982 (Hong Kong)
- Movie
Two young couples, from the wealthy and working class of Hong Kong, form and soon become inseparable. They start living an idle life, dreaming of traveling far away, when an ex-revolutionary friend in hiding arrives from Japan.
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Awards:
- 9 nominations.
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Cast
| Patricia Ha | ... |
Kathy
(as Man-chik Ha)
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| Kent Tong | ... |
Pong
(as Chun-yip Tong)
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| Cecilia Yip | ... |
Tomato
(as Tung Yip)
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| Leslie Cheung | ... |
Louis
(as Kwok-wing Cheung)
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Kuei-Yen Chen | ... |
(as Kwai-yin Chan)
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Kit Fong Leung | ... |
Woman at family meeting
(as Kit-fong Leung)
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| Stuart Ong | ... |
Shinsuke Takeda
(as Sai-kit Yung)
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| Mang-Ha Cheng | ... |
Woman at family meeting
(as Mang-ha Cheng)
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Grace Yu | ... |
Stella
(as Ka-man Yu)
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| Mo-Lin Yu | ... |
Fong (Woman looking for Pong's father)
(as Mo-lin Yu)
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Man-Hung Ng | ... |
B.
(as Man-hung Ng)
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Bo-Yeung Chan | ... |
Pong's brother
(as Bo-yeung Chan)
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Mei Han Chan | ... |
(as Mei-han Chan)
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Chih-Pin Chang | ... |
(as Chi-ban Cheung)
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| Lap Ban Chan | ... |
Instant Noodle's mother
(as Lap-ban Chan)
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Oi-Fei Lee | ... |
Pong's sister
(as Oi-fei Lee)
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Ha-Lei Yip | ... |
Mr. Leung (Pong's father)
(as Ha-lei Yip)
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Fung-Yee Lee | ... |
(as Fung-yee Lee)
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Yen Ping Li | ... |
Pong's mother
(as Yin-ping Lee)
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Priscilla Koo | ... |
(as Kei-kwan Ku)
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Kim-Wan Chan | ... |
(as Kim-wan Chan)
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Kit-Ying Lee | ... |
Woman at family meeting
(as Kit-ying Lee)
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Yee-Yan Wai | ... |
Bean Cake
(as Yee-yan Wai)
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Chor-Lam Tsang | ... |
Hotel receptionnist
(as Choh-lam Tsang)
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| Oi-Sam Tsui | ... |
B.'s mother
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Directed by
| Patrick Tam | ... | (as Kar-ming Tam) |
| Terry Kay-Ming Tong | ... | (uncredited) |
Written by
| Kang-Chien Chiu | ... | (screenwriter) (as Kong-kin Yau) & |
| Joyce Chan | ... | (screenwriter) (as Wan-man Chan) & |
| Eddie Ling-Ching Fong | ... | (screenwriter) (as Ling-ching Fong) & |
| Ping-Hing Kam | ... | (screenwriter) (as Ping-hing Kam) & |
| Koon-Chung Chan | ... | (screenwriter) (as Koon-chung Chan) & |
| Patrick Tam | ... | (screenwriter) (as Kar-ming Tam) |
Produced by
| Jeffrey Lau | ... | producer (as Chun-wai Lau) |
| Kwok-Hon Mok | ... | supervising producer |
| Dennis Yu | ... | producer (as Wan-kong Yu) |
Music by
| Violet Lam | ... | (as Man-yee Lam) |
Cinematography by
| David Chung | ||
| Peter Ngor | ||
| Bill Wong | ||
Editing by
| Kwok-Kuen Cheung | ||
Production Design by
| William Chang | ||
| John Hau | ||
Art Direction by
| William Chang | ||
| John Hau | ||
Makeup Department
| Wai-Hong Mok | ... | makeup artist |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Stanley Kwan | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Tzu On Wong | ... | props |
Sound Department
| Kuo-Hua Wu | ... | sound effects editor |
Stunts
| Yasuhiro Shikamura | ... | action coordinator |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Chi Hung Lai | ... | still photographer |
| Wing Lam | ... | lighting technician |
| David Yeung | ... | focus puller |
Music Department
| Leslie Cheung | ... | theme vocals |
| Violet Lam | ... | composer: theme music (as Man-Yee Lam) |
| Long Shek | ... | lyricist |
Additional Crew
| Ji-Chiang Kuo | ... | production assistant |
Production Companies
Distributors
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Capital Artists (theme song)
- Cityplaza (thanks)
- Hong Kong Color Movielab (film processing)
- Ikea (thanks)
- Karlsen Piano Company (thanks)
- United Records (thanks)
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The famous line in the film, "What society? We are the society.", was uttered by Leslie Cheung. Unfortunately, film producers Dennis Yu and Jeffrey Lau were unable to charge the post-production fees on time, outraging Leslie Cheung for not dubbing his own line (it was filmed around that time when, notoriously speaking, Hong Kong films were shot silent and dubbed every dialogue later by professional voice actors in post-production). So this famous line was now dubbed by then-unknown (assistant) director Stanley Kwan. See more » |