‘Pariah’ Review: An Important and Untold Story of Identity
'Pariah' tells a powerful, mesmerizing, and unflinchingly honest story of identity.
Electrical Girl
Centers around a horny young woman who has electrical genitals. When young Jan gets sexually aroused, she emits bolts of electricity from various orifices. Any unfortunate males in the vicinity of her nude form invariably end up singed and smoky, and that’s if they’re lucky. It also seems that Jan sees visions of lottery balls as she climaxes. In order to have a premonition of all six lottery balls, Jan sets out to find a lover who can really rock her world.
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Centers around a horny young woman who has electrical genitals. When young Jan gets sexually aroused, she emits bolts of electricity from various orifices. Any unfortunate males in the vicinity of her nude form invariably end up singed and smoky, and that’s if they’re lucky. It also seems that Jan sees visions of lottery balls as she climaxes. In order to have a premonition of all six lottery balls, Jan sets out to find a lover who can really rock her world.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction
Written By:Sze-To Cheuk-Hon
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Matrix Productions
Cast
Bowie Lau Bo-Yin
Director
Sophie Ngan Chin-Man
Jan Fong
Jimmy Wong Shu-Kei
Leo
Teresa Mak Ka-Kei
Mary
Grace Lam Nga-Si
Office Girl
Crystal Cheung Yee-Tung
Office girl
Benz Hui Siu-Hung
Mr. King
Charlie Cho Cha-Lee
Dr. Y W Kong
Kingdom Yuen King-Tan
Mamasan Yuen
Lam Suet
Kau
Samuel Leung Cheuk-Moon
Peter
Lee Siu-Kay
Jan's client [cameo]
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