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May
31
2007
Sales Flyer For Johnnie To’s Linger
Posted by Todd Brown at 12:13pm.
Posted in Film News , Drama, Asia.
One of the most prolific and versatile directors in the world, Johnnie To has taken a step away from the crime pictures that have built his name lately with a much smaller romantic drama, Linger, starring Vic Zhou and Bing-Bing Li.
Busy Life. Empty hearts. Unforgettable lovers.
The reappearance of a lost lover brings back a faint feeling of love. Yet is is so untouchable. Is it real or is it just a piece of memory?
A life in the river of time is irreversible. But we can choose our memory.
It reveals an unbearable truth, while true perfection always comes from bits and pieces of regrets.
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Kajino P 05/31/2007 @ 1:10pm
Not sure what to think of this flyer, let alone of To making a romantic drama. Either way, I am curious as hell to see how this will turn out.
glenn 05/31/2007 @ 2:11pm
To has made plenty of non-crime movies.
My Left Eye Sees Ghosts was a particularly good HK comedy and quite a popular one I think.
As was Love on a Diet but I didn’t see that so I can’t recommend it.
Lau Ching Wan and Sammi Cheng are good in My Left Eye—kinda like Ghost in some ways but more light-hearted.
Kajino P 05/31/2007 @ 3:35pm
Well, comedy is one thing, romantic drama another. Still, it’s always interesting to see directors making different movies than what they usually do.
Minh 06/01/2007 @ 8:36am
Well, “Turn Left Turn Right” contained some romantic drama elements. If someone in Hong Kong can pull it off, it will certainly be Johnny To. I expect to see at least some Derek Yee quality drama with stellar cinematography and spot on editing.