Tin sun yut dui (2006)

Réalisateur:

Wing-cheong Law

Writers:

Ivy Ho (story)
Chi Keung Fung (screenplay)

Release Date:

2 mars 2006 (Hong Kong)

Genre:

Comedie | Drame

Accroche:

A powerful odyssey of one woman's battle with breast cancer.

Plot:

An advertising executive with a carefree lifestyle discovers she has breast cancer.

Plot Keywords:

X Ray | Doctor | Career Woman | Talk To Camera | Surgery

Awards:

1 nomination

Avis des utilisateurs:

Lots of laughs and lots of subplots

Ensemble

Miriam Yeung Chin Wah	...	Bingo Leung (as Miriam Yeung)
Richie Ren	...	Dr. Vincent 'V' Cheung (as Richie Jen)
Jo Kuk	...	Winnie
Yujun Wu	...	May (as Wu Yujun)
Louis Castro	...	Uncle (as Louie Castro)
Justin Lo	...	Fung Sing-Ping
Tao Guo	...	Mr. Chan (as Guo Tao)
Xiang-Jing Liu		(as Liu Xiangjing)
Chi Hung Chui	...	Bingo's Colleague (as Chui Chi Hung)
Po Yee Shum	...	Bingo's Colleague (as Shum Po Yee)
Jin Hui
Cody Wong
Fei Wai Tse	...	Second Doctor (as Tse Fei Wai)
Joey Hung
Wah Wo Wong	...	Security Guard (as Wong Wah Wo)

Autre(s) titre(s) :

2 Become 1 (International: English title)

Pays:

Hong Kong

Langue:

Cantonais | Anglais

Couleur:

Couleur

Classification:

Singapore:PG | Hong Kong:IIA

Emplacements De Pelliculage:

Hong Kong, China

Company:

Media Asia Films

Anecdotes:

The original poster that shows a computer-altered photography of a woman's upper torso was withdrawn from display in Hong Kong's subway system. The company in charge of Hong Kong's subway system had concluded the poster was not suitable for the public and banned it from all subway stations. Edited Posters with a more traditional design, showing portraits of two leads were used instead.

Soundtrack:

TIAN SHENG ZHU DING

Lots of laughs and lots of subplots

Bingo Cheung is a sassy, smart-mouthed advertising executive. Nothing fazes this girl. Even when she discovers that she must lose her breast to cancer, she flips a coin and gives herself the options "Tails, cured. Heads, all cured". She is a determined optimist. And fooling herself.

The problem is Bingo finds it hard to let go. She carries a 7 year old pager in the hope her ex-boyfriend will contact her. He does. With cancer, she is terrified of losing her femininity and her future. It takes love and Dr V to help her understand how much she wants to live.

Packed with laughs and lots of story, we become immersed in all facets of Bingo's life. It is both hilarious and heart-breaking as she learns that a positive attitude also requires positive actions.