PG-13
1994    1h 43mDrama, Comedy
7.989%93%8.0
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Two melancholic Hong Kong policemen fall in love: one with a mysterious female underworld figure, the other with a beautiful and ethereal waitress at a late-night restaurant he frequents.
Directed by Wong Kar-Wai
  • Brigitte LinWoman in Blonde Wig
  • Takeshi KaneshiroHe Zhiwu / Cop 223
  • Tony Leung Chiu-waiCop 663
  • Faye WongFaye / Theme Song Performance
  • Valerie ChowAir Hostess
  • Piggy Chan Kam-ChuenOwner of Eatery
  • Kwan Lee-NaMay / Makeup Artist
  • Leung SanK Store Clerk
  • Zhiming HuangMan
  • Liang ZhenThe 2nd May
  • Vickie EngBar Maid (uncredited)
  • Lynne LangdonComplaining Customer (uncredited)
  • Thom BakerDrug Dealer (uncredited)
  • Joh Chung-SingMan (uncredited)
  • Wong Kar-WaiDirector / Screenplay
  • Jessica Chan Pui-WahExecutive Producer
  • Yi-kan ChanProducer
  • Jeffrey Lau Chun-WaiProducer
  • William Chang Suk-PingProduction Design / Costume Design / Editor
  • Christopher DoyleDirector Of Photography
  • ColeMay 21, 2025
    What a bittersweet, frustrating, lovely and complicated dream this is.
  • Jose CortezDecember 7, 2025
    The film is a gorgeous, humid fever dream where every frame captures the deep ache of near-misses and silent longing. The stars of the 2nd story easily steal the show: Faye Wong's chaotic brilliance and Tony Leung's quiet intensity are phenomenal. It’s less a story and more an intoxicating feeling, driven by a perfect, looping soundtrack. The song California Dreamin' is quiet simply ethereal. This is director Wong Kar-wai at his best: the embodiment of heartbreak as pure, neon-soaked poetry.
  • LivewireAdminDecember 6, 2025
    Wong Kar-wai turns heartache into poetry, and seeing this for the first time felt like discovering a new corner of cinema I didn’t know I’d been missing. Every frame feels like a lovesick memory—humid, neon-lit, and alive with the ache of people who barely brush against one another yet feel everything. Faye Wong’s free-spirited chaos, Tony Leung’s quiet longing, the music looping like a heartbeat… it all folds together into a feeling more than a story. Instant crush on Faye Wong lol and an instant Wong Kar-wai fan; I can’t wait to dive into the rest of his catalog. Faye’s version of “Dreams” is gonna be stuck in my head for weeks, I can’t believe this was her first major role! Gonna need to watch this one again soon. A beautiful reminder that cinema can be both feather-light and devastating all at once.
  • PoetofCinemaOctober 15, 2025
    Nothing to say but a philosophical and beautiful film. Wong Kar Wai is a brilliant director.
  • clintrogerskunOctober 3, 2025
    FIREEEEE PLEASE WATCH
  • Jefferson BittencourtJune 2, 2025
    Beautiful cinematography and acting. Fresh and poetic like all Won Kar Wai work!
  • Buster The BearApril 9, 2025
    Mmmmmm I want some pineapple…. 30 cans!

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