Director Eric Kot discusses the process of developing a love story, playing with various probabilities, and highlighting character feelings. These monologues are intercut with dramatizations of his evolving narrative.
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Title: First Love: Litter on the Breeze (1997)
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Calvin Choi | ||
| Takeshi Kaneshiro | ... | Lin Chia-tung | |
| Vincent Kok | |||
| Eric Kot | |||
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Sai Lan | ||
| Vivi Lee | ... | (as Wai-Wai Lee) | |
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Maggie Leung | ||
| Karen Mok | |||
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Director Eric Kot discusses the process of developing a love story, playing with various probabilities, and highlighting character feelings. These monologues are intercut with dramatizations of his evolving narrative.
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People who liked this film should see 'Jam' by Chen Yiwen.(Taiwan, 1998).