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Seung Fei (2002)

Seung Fei (2002)
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Hong Kong filmmaker Sylvia Chang writes and directs the dramatic fantasy Seung Fei (Princess-D). Computer graphics designer Joker (Daniel Wu) meets a young woman named Ling (Angelica Lee) at a dance club. He convinces her to model for his latest project: a cybergirl called "Princess Digital." He eventally falls in love with her and learns about her troubled homelife With her dad (Jonathan Lee) in prison, Ling works and deals drugs in order to support her mother (Patricia Ha) and brother (Wong Yik-lam). She eventually meets Joker's father (Anthony Wong) and brother (Edison Chen). Seung Fei was shown at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

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Starring:
Daniel WuEdison Chen, (more)
Director(s):
Alan YuenSylvia Chang, (more)
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Seung Fei

Hong Kong filmmaker Sylvia Chang writes and directs the dramatic fantasy Seung Fei (Princess-D). Computer graphics designer Joker (Daniel Wu) meets a young woman named Ling (Angelica Lee) at a dance club. He convinces her to model for his latest project: a cybergirl called "Princess Digital." He eventally falls in love with her and learns about her troubled homelife With her dad (Jonathan Lee) in prison, Ling works and deals drugs in order to support her mother (Patricia Ha) and brother (Wong Yik-lam). She eventually meets Joker's father (Anthony Wong) and brother (Edison Chen). Seung Fei was shown at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

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Director(s):
Alan YuenSylvia Chang
Writer(s):
Alan YuenSylvia Chang
Producer(s):
Willie ChanHuang Pao-yun
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