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	The Odd One Dies (1997) Directed by: Patrick Yau Screenplay by: Wai Ka-Fai starring: Takeshi Kaneshiro, Carman Lee, Kenneth Choi, Byun Woo Nin. Thrilling drama about two dead-end youths who get involved with triad intrigue and killing. Patrick Yau's film has already achieved cult status in its home country and has met with enthusiastic reviews upon its release in Europe. Cool youth drama, an excellent example of the new, rebellious Hong Kong cinema.

Police Story III - Super Cop (1992) Directed by: Stanley Tong Action Direction by: Tang Tak-Wing u.a. starring: Jackie Chan, Michelle Yeoh, Maggie Cheung, Yuen Wah. There are regular stunt firworks in this third installment of the "Police Story" saga, directed by Stanley Tong ("Stone-Age Warriors"). Jackie Chan and Michelle Yeoh (Wai-Lin in "Tomorrow Never Dies") star as two undercover police detectives. Followed by "First Strike (Police Story IV)".
	Police Story (1985) Directed by: Jackie Chan Action Direction by: Jackie Chan starring: Jackie Chan, Brigitte Lin, Maggie Cheung, Chor Yuen. Jackie Chan hit the big-time in this uproarious police action drama, which has achieved classic status since the time of its first release. Incredible stunt work and wild chases dominate this no-nonsense, slam-bang actioner. A critical and commercial favourite both at home and in the US, and another must-have for any serious Hong Kong film devotee.
Shanghai Triad (1995) Directed by: Zhang Yi-Mou Screenplay by: Bi Fei-Yu starring: Gong Li, Li Bao-Tian, Xiao Xiao, Ye Sun-Chun. Lusciously photographed and designed underworld epic with Chinese super star Gong Li as the lover of a power-hungry triad boss. Chinese art-house drama at its best is a feast for the eyes and (with DVD Dolby Surround sound) ears.