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Title: Midnight Diner (2019)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Tony Ka Fai Leung | ... | Uncle | |
| Tony Yo-ning Yang | ... | Kai Yuan | |
| Tao Liu | ... | Ming Yue | |
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Yibai Zhang | ... | Boxing Coach |
| Elaine Jin | ... | Aunt Lian | |
| Kim Scar | ... | Wang Hu | |
| Joyce Cheng | ... | Xiao Mei | |
| Charles 'Blackie' Chen | ... | Brother Tai | |
| Stanley Sui-Fan Fung | ... | Uncle Zhong | |
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Li Zhang | ... | Along |
| Connor Leong | ... | Qiu Fan (as Liang Jingkang) | |
| Yuchen Du | ... | An An | |
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Jingwen Wang | ... | Qin Qin |
| Junyan Jiao | ... | Xiao Xue | |
| Chao Deng | ... | Ashin | |
Set in a little restaurant in an inconspicuous lane of Shanghai, which opens at midnight everyday. The owner is a man of about fifty, makes a set of special food for each guest who visits the restaurant, and listens everyone's story.
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I liked this film, very gentle and somewhat sooting - like a nice hot bowl of noodles, it is one of those eateries that have a clientele that have gotten to know each other through their late night/early morning business and shenanigans and there is 'chef' (Tony Leung) ready to cook them whatever they want - he has to fight his own demons but still tries to act with kindness - he tells the stories of the people who ate at his diner and who made a lasting impression on him.
I haven't seen the Japanese versions of this film so I have had no expectations - as a stand alone - I liked it, it was a good, enjoyable film.