Name: Everlasting Love (DVD)
SKU: 632bd37f75c2220001ae0430
Price: 69.0 HKD
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Everlasting Love (DVD)

PANCD2101030

HK$69.00

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Nominated for Best Screenplay, Hong Kong Film Awards 1985Nobody would expect an Andy Lau-starring romance drama to enjoy a day in the sun at Cannes. But that was exactly what happened in 1984, when Everlasting Love premiered at the Directors' Fortnight alongside, among others, Jim Jarmusch's Stranger Than Paradise and Stephen Frears' The Hit. Speaking about the film, director Michael Mak said he wanted to reflect Hong Kong ＂repressed and class-conscious society＂ with a love story between an escort, Pauline (Irene Wan), and young doctor Eric (Lau). There's a certain truth in what he said, as Wan makes good of Mak's promise with an engaging turn as a nightclub-bound Cinderella trying and failing to fit into his boyfriend's upper-crust life. But the film also harks to the troubled-teen subgenre Mak's producer brother, Johnny Mak, has made his own with Lonely Fifteen (1982), with prison brawls and nightclub catfights galore.