Made in Hong Kong

Fruit Chan is like the angrier Wong Kar-wai. Psychological love is present but stripped down, and the only thing left is angst. Dreaminess fills the entire film, our characters want to dream, but nihlism eventually takes over and the only reward they get is nothing but…

PlaguDocta

The key film of 1997 Hong Kong: a powerful neo-neorealist drama about what it means to be young, dumb, and absolutely chock-full of cum on the dirty streets of Hong Kong. Shot in real and very shitty apartments plastered with posters for western cultural products, and with…

Will Sloan

Autumn Moon is my new fashion icon

barbara

On Hong Kong's sense of abandonment.

Filipe Furtado

when the future looks bleak all you can do is get a fit off

mason

everyone has nice shoes in this movie wat da hell

SupremeLemon (지존레몬)

For a film which sounds on the surface like the second wave director Fruit Chan’s cash in on the indie splash made by his contemporary Wong Kar-wai and his Chungking Express a few year prior, it is certainly surprising to see how Made in Hong Kong manages to carve its own…

Stanley Luk

No future.

Sean Gilman

Overall Rating: Masterpiece/Personal Favorite Fruit Chan's Made in Hong Kong is a deeply affecting, dreamy, nihilistic experience told from the perspective of Hong Kong's youth, as they navigate through a world that has completely abandoned them, hoping to find…

IdlyBlue