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The
Great Conqueror's Concubine (1994)
Directed by: Stephen Shin starring: Gong Li, Rosamund Kwan, Zhang Feng-Yi, Ray Lui. Opulent, epic historical saga sparked with spectacular battle sequences. The film is also an acting tour de force for the luminous Gong Li and Mainland Chinese star Zhang Feng-Yi ("Farewell My Concubine"). From the director of "Black Cat". |
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Lawyer
Lawyer (1997)
Directed
by: Joe Ma
Screenplay
by: Wong Ho-Wah, Joe Ma
starring:
Stephen Chow, Karen Mok,
Eric Kot, Chingmy Yau.
Goofy
period slapstick comedy with super star
comedian
Stephen Chow as a cunning lawyer in China
Brilliant
support by Eric Kot (as Chow's wily assistant)
and
Karen Mok as his feminist wife.
Directed
by comedy expert Joe Ma
of
"The Golden Girls" (1995).
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Naked
Killer (1992)
Directed by: Clarence Ford Screenplay by/Produced by: Wong Jing starring: Carrie Ng, Chingmy Yau, Simon Yam, Svenwara Madoka. Celebrated Category-III sex thriller, intense, steamy, often hypnotic in its evocation of violence and eroticism. A cult favourite of many HK film fanatics, it outdoes "Basic Instinct" in virtually every respect. Chingmy Yau and Carrie Ng are ice-cold but still luminously beautiful female professional killers. |
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Once
Upon a Time in China and America (1997)
Directed
by: Samo Hung
Produced
by: Tsui Hark
starring:
Jet Li, Rosamund Kwan,
Xiong Xin-Xin, Richard Ng.
Sixth
and -probably- final installment in the hugely popular
"Once
Upon a Time in China Series" series by producer
Tsui
Hark. Jet Li -in his comeback performance as
Wong
Fei-Hong- gets involved with Indians, white cowboys
and
Chinese coolies in the Old West. Superb stunt choreography by Martial-Arts
expert Samo Hung.
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