Leung-Ping
Search results
Mongkok Story ( Chinese: 旺角風雲) is a 1996 Hong Kong film directed by Wilson Yip . Plot. Members of the Fook Sung gang go out to drink together with the waiter Leung from their regular restaurant who likes to listen to their stories about triad life.
Sep 7, 1996 · Mongkok Story: Directed by Wilson Yip. With Edmond Leung, Roy Cheung, Anthony Chau-Sang Wong, Tat-Wah Lok. The narrative offers a peripheral view of the gangster world through the experiences of a marginal figure in Hong Kong, exploring whether the legendary Mong Kok gangsters are moving towards the light or further into darkness.
- (85)
- Action, Drama
- Wilson Yip
- 1996-09-07
Монгкокская история. Release year: 1996. Country: Hong Kong. Running time: 95 minutes. Genre: action. Language: cantonese. Age rating: II B. Hong Kong release date: September 7, 1996. Add trailer. Movie crew. director: Wilson Yip Wai-Shun. presenter: Woo Chi, Wong Siu-Ming. producer: Wong Siu-Ming. script: Philip Kwok Wai-Chung. production manager:
A humorous 'anti-gangster gangster comedy' which deconstructs the triad society gangster genre in a very skillful and thorough manner, Mongkok Story is the one Wilson Yip masterpiece that is overlooked by most viewers.
- Wilson Yip
- Hang Ngai Films Co., Ltd.
Mongkok Story 1996; directed by Wilson Yip The Mongkok area of Hong Kong is the most densely populated urban neighborhood in the world, featuring everything from high-end shopping to seedy "hostess" clubs.
When an aimless young waiter in Hong Kong’s treacherous Mongkok district joins a gang, he discovers a talent for criminal behavior and soon rises through the ranks. Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.
People also ask
Is Mongkok Story a Hong Kong film?
Why is Mongkok so special?
What is the history of Mong Kok?
What is the story of the monk?
Dec 31, 2003 · It’s not his story, however, but that of underling Leung Ping (Leung), who goes from waiting tables to life at the very bottom of organised crime. There’s no glamour in the depiction here, which stresses the fragility of peace: the first domino topples when Leung Ping’s colleague starts a rumour about rival boss Liu Lone (Wong).
