Hong Kong superstars Leslie Cheung, Maggie Cheung, and Andy Lau play lost and disaffected young adults in the first woozy masterpiece from director Wong Kar-Wai
Stephen Chow stole Jackie Chan’s crown as Hong Kong’s clown prince of kung fu comedy and this film is full of Chow’s trademark talents, from martial arts spoofing to wild, cartoonish comedy.
Hong Kong crime master Johnnie To takes his brand of sleek, stark action cinema to the Chinese mainland for a story of driven cops and brutal drug smugglers.
This go-for-broke goof on classic Chinese warrior dramas and revenge thrillers packs a lot of action, a crazed cascade of comedy, and a non-stop barrage of loving jabs at classic martial arts adventures in 99 minutes.
Hong Kong martial arts star Donnie Yen landed the role of his career as the legendary teacher and grandmaster of Wing Chun in this rousing biographical drama.
A pair of lovelorn cops lose themselves in the color and sensual rhythms of Wong Kar-Wai’s delirious romantic comedy set in the bustle of a Hong Kong suburb before the 1995 return to China.
The two action comedies from director / star Jackie Chan incorporate his distinctive brand of acrobatic martial arts with wild set pieces and unbelievable stunts.
The martial arts series starring Donnie Yen as the real-life martial arts master who kept Wing Chun alive moves to late 1950s Hong Kong and costars Mike Tyson as a ruthless gangster.
