Bring Her Back: the Psychological Threat and How to Grieve Properly
The external threat invaded the domestic environment at the most valuable moment: grieving.
Moonlight Express
Hitomi still mourns her fiance who died in a car crash. One day, during a visit to Hong Kong, she bumps into Karbo who looks uncannily like him. Karbo, however, is a fugitive from the police.
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Hitomi still mourns her fiance who died in a car crash. One day, during a visit to Hong Kong, she bumps into Karbo who looks uncannily like him. Karbo, however, is a fugitive from the police.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Romance
Written By:Susan Chan Suk-Yin, Yumiko Aoyagi, Yeung Sin-Ling, Lo Chi-Leung
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Hakuhodo, Mei Ah Entertainment, Media Factory
Cast
Daniel Lee
Director
Leslie Cheung
Tatsuya Misawa / Shek Karbo
Takako Tokiwa
Hitomi Kawamura
Yuka Hoshino
Tomoko
Michelle Yeoh
Michelle
Jack Kao
Gene
Austin Wai Tin-Chi
Officer Ko
Liu Kai-Chi
Officer Tung
Jimmy Wong Ga-Lok
Officer Tung's Detective
Lee Heung-Kam
Tatsuya's Landlady
Mars
Officer Tung's Detective
Jude Poyer
Michelle's Customer at Club
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