Beyond Our Ken
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- Movie: Beyond Our Ken
- Chinese: 公主復仇記 (Gung ju fuk sau gei)
- Director: Ho-Cheung Pang
- Writer: Ho-Cheung Pang, Wing Sze Wong
- Producer:
- Cinematography:
- Release Date: November 11, 2004
- Runtime:
- Language: Cantonese
- Country: Hong Kong
Plot
Shirley (Hong Tao) a karaoke waitress leads a perfectly normal love life with her fireman boyfriend - Ken (Daniel Wu). One day she is confronted by Chan Wai-Ching (Gillian Chung), Ching is Ken's ex-girlfriend.
She tells her Shirley that Ken is a bad guy. She tell's her when they were a couple, Ken took nude photographs of her. Soon after taking the pictures he dumps her and posts the photograph's over the internet. This soon get's out of control when it turns out that those photo's caused Ching to loose her job as a teacher.
Ching no longer cares about Ken, but she want's those photo's back, She convinces Shirley to help her sneak into Ken's apartment and destroy these photo's which are stored on his computer. Shirley agree's to help as she feel's she might be led down the path.
Together they plot against Ken and it only looks like they've skimmed the surface.
Cast
- Sui-man Chim
- Gillian Chung - Chan Wai Ching
- Hong Tao - Shirley
- Emme Wong
- Jimmy Wong Ga Lok
- Daniel Wu - Ken
Trailer
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HK Neo Reviews Says:
Aug 06 2009 10:09 pm
Neo rarely praise someone a director as witty and smart, and as humble as Neo has become, Pang has outwitted him and gave him an engaging and dark movie for Neo to finally review. If only Pang can make more movies in one year, then HK cinema will be saved, well at least it is better than last year now. Pang is an outstanding talent, while as writer he has put a few foot wrong, but since directing, Pang is pitch perfect and continues to surprise Neo. While Neo was surprise by black comedy in previous movies, Pang surprise Neo with Gillian's performance and geez, I was so surprised that it got me off guard. (Neo 2004)
I rate it 9/10