Yiu Chun-Man, a gay fashion designer in Hong Kong, gets a visit from twin brother Yiu Chun-Kit. Kit is visiting from Thailand and promptly takes Man's expensive car out for a spin and gets ...
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Title: Leave Me Alone (2004)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Charlene Choi | ... | Jane | |
| Ekin Cheng | ... | Yiu Chun-Man / Yiu Chun-Kit | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Kenny Bee | ... | Jane's Dad | |
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Lawrence Chou | ... | Police officer |
| Jan Lamb | ... | Kuk Jing Chung | |
| Chi Wah Wong | ... | King | |
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Yiu Chun-Man, a gay fashion designer in Hong Kong, gets a visit from twin brother Yiu Chun-Kit. Kit is visiting from Thailand and promptly takes Man's expensive car out for a spin and gets into a horrendous accident in which a woamn dies, and Kit was driving with Man's license. Since the revelation of Kit's true identity would be a real legal tangle, Kit is forced to assume Man's identity and vice-versa. Even worse, Kit is now in a coma, meaning Man has to hang out at his bro's bedside hoping that he can clue him into the switcheroo as soon as he wakes up. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
Hong KongLanguage:
CantoneseRelease Date:
18 November 2004 (Hong Kong) See more »Also Known As:
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The Pang brothers have been worthily credited for some of their movies. "The Eye" and "Bangkok Dangerous" were both excellent films. "Leave Me Alone" though is a complete U-turn to those other efforts. Film centres round a pair of twins, with one substituting for the other to help sort out his debt problems to loan sharks. The twist is though that one is gay and the other is straight. Cue the flogged to death jokes and you get the idea.
Action is poorly handled (and quite unexciting), acting is nothing special and the storyline never really grabs you. One film that is certainly best well left alone, and I just hope that the directors get back on track!