School Days (movie)
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| School days | |
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| Directed by | Chu Yin-Ping |
| Starring | Takeshi Kaneshiro Ruby Lin Jimmy Lin |
| Distributed by | Hong Kong:: Mei Ah |
| Release date(s) | 1995 |
| Running time | 85 mimutes |
| Country |  Hong Kong Taiwan |
| Language | Cantonese,Mandarine |
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School Days (traditional Chinese: 學校霸王; simplified Chinese: 学校霸王; pinyin: xué xiào bà wáng) is a 1995 Hong Kong film/Taiwan directed by Chu Yin-Ping. It is a collaboration between Hong Kong and Taiwan. It also called Jiao Yuan Gan Si Dui (校園趕死隊)
[edit] Plot
A rich business man's son Xiao Zi(Jimmy Lin) goes to a private high school and is immediately accosted by a small gang (three guys led by the aforementioned good-looking bully) who says he has to pay up "protection" money. Xiao Zi has no money himself and so conflict. He always manages to escape their grasps, the popular student who name is princess(Ruby Lin) helps him. A few days after, enters a new student, "Eagle"(Takeshi Kaneshiro), who takes the kid under his wing. Eagle is tough and can defend himself, but he won't fight anyone because of his inner demons and troubled past.
[edit] Casts
- Takeshi Kaneshiro as eagle
- Ruby Lin as princess
- Jimmy Lin as Xiao Zi
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