Neui yan fau pui   2008   China All About Women
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Director:Hark Tsui
Studio:Dong Yang Huan Yu Media
Writer:Jae-young Kwak, Hark Tsui
IMDb Rating:5.3 (267 votes)
Awards:2 nominations
Genre:Comedy
Duration:120 min
Languages:Mandarin
IMDb:1037146
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Hark Tsui  ...  (Director)
Jae-young Kwak, Hark Tsui  ...  (Writer)
 
Xun Zhou  ...  Ou Fanfan (as Zhou Xun)
Lunmei Kwai  ...  Tie Ling (as Kwai Lun-mei)
Kitty Zhang Yuqi  ...  Tang Lu (as Kitty Zhang)
Stephen Fung  ...  Xiaogang
Alex Fong  ...  Wu Mong-gu
Eddie Peng  ...  Mo Chiyen
Godfrey Kao  ...  X
Chang Shen  ...  Tian Yuan (as Shen Chang)
Chi Leung 'Jacob' Cheung  ...  Jacob Cheung
Henry Fong  ...  Tang Lu's Boss
Jae-young Kwak  ...  Korean Man in Restaurant
Xinyi Zhang  ...  
Sung Fai Choi  ...  Cinematographer
Comments: The main thread in this visual shenanigan belongs to the ever watchable Zhou Xun. She's a frigid geeky scientist who invents a love potion, essentially extracting pheromones and then wearing them like a smoker's patch. The patches get tossed around among the three ladies and/or the objects of their desire. Kwai Lunmei is great as a punk rocker who eventually meets her imaginary boyfriend, and a pleasant surprise is Kitty Zhang Yuqi (from CJ7) who plays a high powered sexuality exuding executive who wants to market the patches. This is a goofy film full of sight gags, not to be taken seriously. An average film, flawed, but worth wasting time on just to watch three lovely ladies having fun.

★★★

Summary: All About Women, a comedy on modern metropolitan life that is being done from an unforeseeable perspective, is set against the backdrop of the rapidly developing city of Beijing. It takes a look at three women of different professions and backgrounds, and presents a contemporary comedy from the way they deal with love. In this chic comedy, Zhou Xun transforms from gentle to captivating, playing 12 roles in the movie including a doctor, a patient, a reporter, and more; Kwai Lun-mei transforms from innocent to rock-and-roll; while Kitty Zhang goes from girl-next-door to rich coquette.


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