During the Sino-Japanese war, Gwok-man and Aak-suk promise to meet up again after the conflict. Ten years later, both are living in Shanghai. Despite a series of missed encounters and misunderstandings, they live alongside each other without realising it. Until when ? At the same time a full- blown melodrama and a cheeky comedy with as much sparkle and slapstick as the best screwball comedies, Shanghai Blues seems to summarise the philosophical inclination that runs through Tsui Hark’s œuvre: it is in the chaos of history and its wounds that encounter becomes possible, even inevitable… even love. MM
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Shanghai Blues
(Shanghai Zhi Ye)
by TSUI Hark
- Hong Kong
- 1984
- Fiction
- Couleur
- 103′
- Cantonese
- 35 mm
- Titre français
Shanghai Blues - Original title
Shanghai Zhi Ye - Scénario
John Chan, To Kwok Wai - Photo
Ngor Chi-Kwan - Montage
Choi Sui-Sam - Musique
James Wong - Interprétation
Sylvia Chang Ai Chia, Kenny Bee, Sally Yeh, Loretta Li - Distribution
Film Workshop - Support de projection
35 mm - Ratio
1:85