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Eagle Shooting Heroes
(Dong Chen Xi Jiu)
Release year: 1993
Country: Hong Kong
'It took my seven digestive pills
to dissolve your hairy crab.' If you can figure that one out,
you'll probably be able to make sense of this all-star kung-fu
farce. In slapstick style, characters cross-dress, hallucinate,
perform song-and-dance numbers, and fight each other (in fast
and slow motion). They also match wits with a full-sized
ape, vulture, and rubber lizard guarding man-sized goblets in
a cave. Jackie Cheung (as the Beggar Prince) and Leung
Ka Fai (in a split gay/straight role) serve up the laffs, while
top-billed Brigitte Lin acts up a storm with a nothing more
than a blink.
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East Palace, West Palace
Release year: 1998
Country: China
In a time when homosexuals are
persecuted and arrested by police in China, a young gay writer
finds himself being attracted to the policeman interrogating
him. During the night-long interrogation, his life story reveals
the repression of the general Chinese population. Beijing policeman
fights his own attraction to gay prisoner in nightlong interrogation.
Powerful drama's strong story, rich characterizations will engross
fans of thought-provoking fare, those interested in gay, human
rights.
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