I'm Going to be Late
A short film that begins with the language of romance but slowly reveals something far more unsettling beneath the surface.
Tough Beauty And The Sloppy Slop
Three high-octane cops--an unorthodox one from Hong Kong, a straitlaced one from the Mainland, and one from the Philippines--join forces to demolish an insidious counterfeiting ring. Cops-and-robbers action fare taken to its most gleefully bullet-ridden extreme.
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Three high-octane cops--an unorthodox one from Hong Kong, a straitlaced one from the Mainland, and one from the Philippines--join forces to demolish an insidious counterfeiting ring. Cops-and-robbers action fare taken to its most gleefully bullet-ridden extreme.
Rating:
Genre:Action
Written By:Foh Ging-Yiu
In Theaters:
Box Office:$216,380
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:New Treasurer Films Co. Ltd.
Cast
Yuen Bun, Alan Chui Chung-San
Director
Yuen Biao
Li Chin Tang
Cynthia Khan
Captain Yiang
Waise Lee Chi-hung
Wai
Alex Man Chi-leung
Officer Wan
Yuen Wah
Mainland Drug Seller
Billy Chow Bei-lei
Leader of Counterfeiter Gang
Peter Chan Lung
Mainland Drug Buyer
David Lam Wai
Hong Kong Official
Monsour Del Rosario
Sandos
Carol Tam
Yu Yung Chi
Jerry Bailey
Mr Ramos
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