千言萬語/Ordinary Heroes/Qian yan wan yu(1999)導演：許鞍華/Director:Ann Hui On-Wah,粵語國語雙音頻/audio:Cantonese or Mandarin

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導演: 許鞍華
編劇: 陳健忠
主演: 李麗珍/ 黃秋生/ 李康生/ 謝君豪/ 鮑起靜/ 莫昭如/ 劉國昌/ 李錦明
類型: 劇情
製片國家/地區: 中國大陸 / 香港
語言: 粵語 / 英語 / 普通話
上映日期: 1999-04-10
片長: 128 分鐘
又名: Ordinary Heroes
IMDb鏈接: tt0189954

劇情簡介 · · · · · ·
蘇鳳（李麗珍飾）、紹東（李康生飾）和明寬（謝君豪飾），是生活在80年代香港的年輕人，命運隨著時代大潮起伏。蘇鳳從小生活在艇家，因為一次盜竊事件認識了紹東，繼而紹東愛上了蘇鳳；然而，蘇鳳愛的人，卻是進步青年明寬。明寬有著一腔政治抱負，並努力幫助油麻地群眾謀取利益。而蘇鳳則默默在他身邊協助其工作。
無奈的是，明寬和另一個女子結了婚。與此同時他和蘇鳳保持著一種曖昧的關係，並讓蘇鳳懷上了自己的骨肉。紹東陪著她去深圳墮胎，陪著失憶的她慢慢找回記憶。原來，十幾年來香港的政治運動已經化成歷史，就在這些小人物身上輕輕碾過，成了他們命運的一部分。

Runtime: 128mins
Aspect Ratio: 1.905:1
Language: Cantonese/Mandarin
Genre: Drama
Rating: 7.2/10(73votes)
Video Codec: X264 r709
Bitrate: ~1265kbps @23.976fps
Audio Codec: AC3+AC3
Bitrate: 128+128kbps
Resolution: 640x336
Subtitles: En/Ch

Year: 1999
Director: Ann Hui On-Wah
Cast: Rachel Lee Lai-Chun (Loletta Lee), Lee Kang-Sheng, Anthony Wong Chau-Sang, Tse Kwan-Ho, Bau Hei-Jing
The Skinny: Critically-lauded but somewhat distant drama from Ann Hui.
Review
by Kozo:
Award-winning political drama from Ann Hui treads on rich territory and results in a noble, but emotionally lacking effort. Using the work of real-life activist Father Franco Mella (played here by Anthony Wong) as a guideline, Ordinary Heroes moves from the plight of the boat people through the tragedy at Tiananmen Square with a sweeping view of political activism in Hong Kong.

The situations and storytelling are top notch but ultimately the film proves a better portrait than a story. The film doesn't try to educate viewers about Hong Kong's political history, and instead concentrates on a long-unrequited romance between Taiwanese actor Lee Kang-Sheng and Loletta (now Rachel) Lee. Sadly, that plotline proves of tenuous interest, which isn't helped any by Lee Kang Sheng's obviously dubbed acting. The relationships, while affecting, don't truly reach a conclusion in the film, which is sad because it seems that Hui is reaching for one.

Where the film suceeds is in its generous portrait of the times, and in its performances. Anthony Wong shows through his subtle character work that he's one of HK's most versatile actors, and Tse Kwan-Ho and Loletta Lee anchor the film with their respective peformances. Ann Hui's usual opaque, unfiltered lens captures her charactrers better than most, and the actors make us feel for their characters. However, the overall structure of her film lacks emotion and driving force, and the events and the film's ultimate voice don't push us along. Ordinary Heroes is an extremely noble effort, but it's also not a very emotionally resonant one.


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