Comrades: Almost a Love Story
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Comrades: Almost a Love Story (Simplified Chinese: 甜蜜蜜; pinyin: tián mì mì) is a 1996 Hong Kong movie starring Maggie Cheung, Leon Lai, Eric Tsang and Kristy Yang, and directed by Peter Chan. The movie is about 2 Chinese mainlanders trying to make a life in Hong Kong. It was filmed in Hong Kong and New York City.
The Chinese title of the film is from a famous song by Teresa Teng. The movie centers around the 2 characters and their love of a famous singer. Christopher Doyle, one of the most famous cinematographer worldwide plays an English teacher.
[edit] 16th Hong Kong Film Awards
At the 16th Annual Hong Kong Film Awards, the movie won:
- Best Picture
- Best Director - Peter Chan Ho-Sun
- Best Actress - Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk
- Best Supporting Actor - Eric Tsang Chi-Wai
- Best Screenplay - Ivy Ho
- Best Cinematography - Jingle Ma Chor-Sing
- Best Art Direction - Hai Chung-Man
- Best Costume Design - Ng Lei-Lo
- Best Original Music Score - Chui Jun-Fun
It was nominated for the following awards:
- Best Actor - Leon Lai
- Best Newcomer - Kristy Yang
[edit] See also
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