Siu-Tung Ching	...	(Director)
	...	(Writer)
Jet Li	...	Abott Fahai
Shengyi Huang	...	White Snake
Raymond Lam	...	Xu Xian
Charlene Choi	...	Green Snake
Zhang Wen	...	Neng Ren
Vivian Hsu	...	Snow Goblin
Miriam Yeung Chin Wah	...	Rabbit Devil
Kar-Ying Law	...	Mysterious Herbalist
Suet Lam	...	Chicken Devil
Chapman To	...	Toad Monster
Sonija Kwok	...	Bu Ming
Alfred Hsing	...	Monk
Wu Jiang	...	Turtle Devil
Kwok-Man Keung	...	Cinematographer

Summary: The Sorcerer and the White Snake, previously known as, It's Love and Madame White Snake is a film directed by Ching Siu-tung and starring Jet Li. It is based on the Chinese Legend of the White Snake.

Ancient southern . After battling the Ice Witch (Vivian Hsu), who has sworn eternal vengeance against all men for their unfaithfulness, Buddhist monk Fa Hai (Jet Li) imprisons her soul in Leifeng Pagoda, where his pupil Neng Ren (Wen Zhang) is also based. Meanwhile, two sisterly snake demons, the white Bai Suzhen (Eva Huang) and green Qing (Charlene Choi), are surveying the human world at their leisure when Bai rescues young herbalist Xu Xian (Raymond Lam) from drowning and both fall for each other. Qing is annoyed at Bai's love for a human, but agrees to tag along with her as they both change into female form to find Xu Xian again.

In the meantime, he has met Fa Hai and Neng Ren, who are hunting down vampire-bat demons that have been causing death and destruction in the region. All five meet up in a canal town during the Lantern Festival, during which Fa Hai and Neng Ren fight some vampire-bat women but fail to kill their leader, the Bat Demon. Next morning Neng Ren wakes up to find he's starting to change into a bat after being bitten during the battle, so Qing, who's come to like him, reveals she's a demon too. However, Fa Hai lets both Bai and Qing know that he will not tolerate demons and humans falling in love, and he'll kill both of them unless they disappear.