Biao jie, ni hao ye!

1990
1h 40min

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Action Comedy Crime Drama

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueShapely mainland Chinese police inspector Cousin is forced to work with a Hong Kong cop, fighting against him almost until the end credits roll, when she reveals more than her Communist cred... Tout lireShapely mainland Chinese police inspector Cousin is forced to work with a Hong Kong cop, fighting against him almost until the end credits roll, when she reveals more than her Communist credentials.Shapely mainland Chinese police inspector Cousin is forced to work with a Hong Kong cop, fighting against him almost until the end credits roll, when she reveals more than her Communist credentials.

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412

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- 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

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Cheng Shih-Nan: When the Old Man is upset, you know he's in a bad mood. He will order his disciples to come over. Ha! By that time the Joint Declaration of the UK and China is over! One country, two systems is over! The Hong Kong dollar will plummet, the financial sector will plummet, the stock market will plummet, property prices will plummet and everything will plummet!

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Followed by Biao jie, ni hao ye! xu ji (1991)

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An absolute crack-up

Director Alfred Cheung must either hate Mainland Chinese or something, as this film hilariously sends them up! Two Mainlander cops bring with them a prisoner, and poor Tony Leung has to look after them during their stay. Dodo Cheung gives an amazing performance as the loudmouthed, patriotic Madam-she is so funny without being anything remotely vulgar (which is a great temptation). The scenes where Tony's father and Dodo battle it out is a classic. A wonderful parody of Mainland Chinese cops and their methods of investigations...."We don't need evidence to charge people! All we need is our imagination!".