#Lam Ka Tung

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手卷烟 导演 陈健朗

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Di ba ge xian yi ren

Di ba ge xian yi ren (2023) #JonathanLi #ChengpengDong #KaTungLam #SongwenZhang #XiQi #SunnySun #YaoChang Mehr auf:

第八个嫌疑人 / Dust To Dust Jahr: 2023 Genre: Krimi / Drama Regie: Jonathan Li Hauptrollen: Chengpeng Dong, Ka-Tung Lam, Songwen Zhang, Xi Qi, Sunny Sun, Yao Chang, Yanqing Liu, Zhankui Liu, Shengjie Shao, Jianbing Wang, Zichen Wang … Filmbeschreibung: Im Jahr 1995 ereignete sich in Guangdong ein großer bewaffneter Raubüberfall, bei dem fünf bewaffnete Räuber einen Geldtransporter überfielen und…

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Découverte : Limbo (2021)

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I Did It My Way Review- A Hong Kong Action Crime Thriller With A Cool Story

Crime films come in all shapes and sizes. They are a big part of the American Film landscape but also a huge part of the Asian Film market as well. I Did It My Way is the latest movie with a crime-centric storyline from director Jason Kwan in it. It is a crime thriller with a twist which makes it all the more interesting and entertaining than the average crime movie. Ho Sau (Gordon Lam) is an…

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1985’s Police Story 👮 🔫 [ging chaat goo si]

Jackie Chan (Star/Director)- Chen Ka Kui

Bridgette Lin Ching Hsia- Selena Fong

Maggie Cheung Man Yuk- May

Chor Yuen- Chu Tao

Charlie Cho- John

Bill Tung- Uncle

Fung Hark On- Danny Chu, Chu Tao’s nephew

Lam Kwok Hung- Raymond Li

Mars- Kim

Kent Tong- Tom

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8ch Electronics Soundscape with Installation | Exhibition "MAKE & BELIEVE" curated by Orlean Lai

Exhibition Date: 12-28 January, 2024 Location: Tai Kwun, central, Hong Kong Music Performance Date: 12, 13, 20 January 2024 Details: No Discipline Limited (Link) Tai Kwun (Link) //

a performative exhibition of no magic - "MAKE & BELIEVE"

Curator / Producer Orlean Lai

in collaboration with Tung Wing-hong Ng Tsz-kwan Ho Sin-tung Human Wu Lam Lai Lau Ming-hang

The notion of “fiction” and “real” is intertwined within the theatre. No matter how verisimilar the play may seem, the audience may not perceive it as real; vice versa, no matter how illusory and surreal a narrative gets to be, one can still exercise their imagination and be fully immersed in the narrative. Once stepped into the theatrical space, the audience gets to suspend their disbelief and be ready to participate in a collective “act” of fabrication – for one becomes an active spectator, the “comrade” to “conspire” an impossible reality.

Make & Believe harkens to the 2023 theatrical-installation performance We are for real, nonetheless, unfolding its narration in an exhibition space instead of a theatrical space. As the narrative context shifts, the previous distinction between “fictive” and “real” is eradicated, projecting alienated expectations and assumptions from the participating audience. In this regard, the collective experiment constructed in the theatre destructs into an individual experience with a deeper introspective focus. It liberates the audience’s unidirectional visual perspectives from the spectator seats into a scattered, all-around spectacle by allowing them to free roam within the exhibition hall. Are these transformations equipping the audience with an omniscient vision that was absent as a theatre spectator? Leaving the narrative-driven theatrical space, can the audience perceive implicit messages between and outside of the lines of the exhibits?

In Make & Believe, we invite you to join the conspiracy again – in an exhibition hall where the performers are absent. The audience is left to conceive and perceive by engaging their senses, rediscovering the idiosyncratic performative qualities of scenery, installations, lighting and soundscapes, collaging fragments of existence, non-existence, reality, “the truth” and imagination, in turn constructing their perceptual landscapes. Can the myriad of sensual stimulations, inspire one to rely on intuition to perceive and conceive, travelling inward to search for meaning and answers?

In collaboration with Tung Wing-hong (Mechanical Installation), Ng Tsz-kwan (Mechanical Installation), Ho Sin-tung (Text / Painting / Installation), Human Wu (Scenography), Lam Lai (Music / Soundscape) and Lau Ming-hang (Lighting), these multi-disciplinary artists excelling in different mediums collectively interweave a rhapsody of Gesamtkunstwerk (a total work of art) by echoing with one another while preserving each individual’s creative authenticity for the visitors to feast.

During the exhibition period, several curated performances will be presented. A brand-new composition crafted by Lam Lai, brought by three renowned musicians, Nazar Tabachyshyn (accordion), Wilson Chau (French Horn) and Tiffany Au Kai-see (Bassoon), will accompany the soundscape installations to render an illuminating music creation. Creative performers from We are for real, including KT Yau Ka-hei, Anson Chan, Pearlmi Tam and Tung Chung-can, will also be offering a new collaborative performance on-site. Stay tuned for the shows!

We cordially invite you to be mesmerised by the “staged exhibition”, unleashing all your talents and senses to enjoy the meticulously crafted scenography. Come dialogue with the collective creation, challenge yourself and rediscover what are the “real” and “truth” to you.

// Documentation by HKADC:

// Music Performance

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A mysterious woman, known as Madame M, kidnaps forty pre-teen girls and transports them to a remote island to train them as the most deadly assassins. CIA operative Jack Chen follows the case for 6 years with no leads, but when a series of assassinations begin to occur, Jack suspects that Madame M is back in business. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Katherine: Anya Charlene Ching: Maggie Q Jack Chen: Daniel Wu Jing: Jewel Lee Faye Ching: Cheng Pei-pei Madam M: Almen Wong Pui-Ha Ryuichi: Andrew Lin Student murdered in Cage: Monica Lo Tattooed Yakuza boss: Benny Lai Chun Mr. Chan: Dennis Chan Kwok-San Drillmaster: Augustin Aguerreberry Little Jing: Chia-Li Mo Young Charlene Ching: Renee Nichole Rommeswinkel Little Katherine: Karine Kwok Fiona Birch: Marit Thoresen Crime Boss (uncredited): Mark Aldred CIA Agent (uncredited): Brian Banowetz CIA Agent (uncredited): Michael Clements Yakuza boss’s bodyguard: Marc Redmond VIP assasinated at Dragon Boat Rac: Johnnie Guy VIP Bodyguard #1: Matthew Sturgess VIP Bodyguard #2: David John Saunders VIP Bodyguard #3: Carl Ng VIP Bodyguard: Ho Chung-Wai VIP Bodyguard: Eddie Che Wai-Yin VIP Bodyguard: Vincent Chi Mo-Chun Fighter (uncredited): Jude Poyer Crime Boss (uncredited): Tullio Antiga Film Crew: Editor: Angie Lam Original Music Composer: Comfort Chan Kwong-Wing Fight Choreographer: Tony Ching Siu-Tung Costume Designer: Lee Pik-Kwan Executive Producer: John Chong Original Music Composer: Ken Chan Ka-Yip Director of Photography: Choi Sung-Fai Writer: Wong Jing Martial Arts Choreographer: Lau Chi-Ho Movie Reviews:

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The dystopian noir draws intensity from unrelenting brutality and audacious spectacle. 

7.3/10

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Ip Man (2008)

Plot: The story of Ip Man (Donnie Yen), the famous martial arts instructor and mentor to Bruce Lee, during the Japanese occupation of his native China.

Review: The story of Ip Man is legendary. A famous Chinese martial artist, practicing Wing Chun, he was not only mentor to a young Bruce Lee, but had a legendary life of his own.

This film centers around his home being invaded; during the first act of the film, this is by martial arts practitioners from Northern China who set out to prove they are better. The fight scene between Yen’s Ip Man, and Fan Sui Wong’s Jin is incredible. Probably par for the course in Asian cinema, but nonetheless notable for Ip Man’s reluctance to fight. Despite (obviously) winning, he does everything in his power to avoid the fight at first, displaying a great self control, as everybody (viewers included) want him to kick Jin’s ass (a testament to Wong). But the rest of the movie is far more serious.

Centered around the Japanese occupation of China, Ip Man has his home confiscated and is thrown out onto the street with his wife a child. Struggling to make ends meet, he finds his values sorely tested in an effort to put food on the table. But the Japanese are running martial arts tournaments, and when Ip learns of this, it puts him on a direct collision course with the commanding Japanese officer, a man who wants to prove himself, and by extension his country, to be superior. The climax is a martial arts fight between the two, beautifully shot, and providing a strong payoff to an interesting narrative.

It’s a truly terrific film, built on the back of Yen’s portrayal of a noble man who becomes a legend. However there is much more story to a film which only shows a few years of a storied life.

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Sparrow

Sparrow    [trailer]

A gang of pickpockets roam the streets of Hong Kong.

It feels like just a light exercise of a movie, but is fun to watch. The first half, when the four men get hooked by Chun-lei. And then the showdown between the two groups of thiefs. Though I won't pretend that I know exactly what's going on there in the rain.

But that's not the point, it's enjoying the pleasant mood throughout, the jazzy score, and the well photographed impressions of Hong Kong.

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Ip Man 2 | Ip Man

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手卷烟 导演 陈健朗

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Cim hang

Cim hang (2023) #JasonKwan #AndyLau #KaTungLam #EddiePeng #SimonYam #YaseLiu Mehr auf:

潜行 / I Did It My Way Jahr: 2023 (Dezember) Genre: Action / Krimi / Drama Regie: Jason Kwan Hauptrollen: Andy Lau, Ka-Tung Lam, Eddie Peng, Simon Yam, Yase Liu, Philip Keung, Kent Cheng, Hedwig Tam, Suet Lam, Mike Leeder, Sebastian Mok, Liviu Covalschi, Kevin Kam-Yin Chu … Filmbeschreibung: Ho Sau, ein Undercover-Agent, arbeitet seit Jahren mit dem Drogenboss Yau zusammen, aber sein Job und…

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Bad movie I have IP Man 2008 Original title Yip Man

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Limbo 2021

best thriller asian movie 2021