Two Hong Kong policemen get over two break-ups in two loosely connected halves. Both stories run on expiry dates, late-night food counters and songs played far too many times.
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- Subjective avg 2
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- Story & Writing avg 2
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- Cinematography avg 4.5
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- Music & Sound avg 4
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- Pacing & Editing avg 1.5
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- Compared to everything avg 2.5
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- Compared to its genre avg 3
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IMDb
5/10
Letterboxd
2.5★
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Rotten Tomatoes
2.0★
TMDB
5.5/10
Trakt
5/10
Metacritic (user)
4/10
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39.2%
Cast
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- Director
- Wong Kar-wai
- Cinematography
- Christopher Doyle
- Music
- Frankie Chan
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