Edward Yang

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Double bill of Taiwanese comedies written and directed by Edward Yang. 'A Confucian Confusion' (1994) follows a group of young friends, lovers, co-workers and acquaintances in Taipei over the course of three days. Molly (Shu-Chun Ni) manages an entertainment company but her friend and assistant Qiqi (Chen Shiang-chyi) is questioning both her job and her relationship with her fiancé Ming (Wang Wei-Ming). Meanwhile, Molly is engaged to Akeem (Bosen Wang) but his friend Larry (Danny Deng) is intent on pursuing her himself, despite the fact that he already has a wife and a mistress, the latter of whom works for Molly. As they reflect on the emptiness of their lives, they take steps to change their futures. In 'Mahjong' (1996) Red Fish (Tang Tsung Sheng) leads a group of young criminals running scams in Taipei. As they attempt to draw naive French teenager Marthe (Virginie Ledoyen) into their schemes, they must also evade the gangsters searching for Red Fish's father, a businessman who is deeply in debt to some very dangerous people.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Restored</i>

<b>OBS! Import.</b> Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.<br/><br/>Edward Yang directs this Taiwanese crime drama about innocent youth Xiao Si'r (Chen Chang) who sets out on a voyage of discovery after falling in with a gang that takes away his innocence and replaces it with juvenile delinquency. When his parents can no longer afford to send him to day school, Si'r is moved to the evening school where he quickly finds himself in the middle of two rival gangs: the Little Park Boys and the 217s. When he develops feelings for Ming (Lisa Yang), the girlfriend of the Little Park Boys' leader Honey (Hung-Ming Lin), Si'r must put aside any thoughts of his own happiness if he wishes to stay on Honey's good side and progress in the gang.<br/><br/><i>Typ: Blu-ray / Restored</i>