Night Moves / UK premiere

Rule #1

  • Kelvin Tong /
  • Singapore /
  • 2008 /
  • 93 mins

Shawn Yue, Ekin Cheng, Fiona Xie, Stephanie Che, Lee Wan, Bill Liu

Hong Kong Police hunt ghosts on the city’s streets.

Director: Kelvin Tong
Producers: Lim Teck, Candy Leung
Exec Producers: Peter E Poon, Daniel Yun, john Ho, Gary Lau
Scriptwriter: Kelvin Tong
Editor: Chung Wai Chiu
DoP: Keung Kwok Man
Production Designer: Ma Kong Wing
Music: Joe Ng

Cast: Shawn Yue, Ekin Cheng, Fiona Xie, Stephanie Che, Lee Wan, Bill Liu

International Sales:
Scorpio East Pictures PTE Ltd, 6 Harper Road, 02-01, Leong Huat Building, Singapore, 369674, Singapore
tel: +65 628 270 82
email: sales@scorpioeast.com.sg

Production Company:
Boku Films Pte Ltd, 237A Cantonment Road, 089767, Singapore
tel: +65 622 128 26, fax: +65 622 508 27
email: katgoh@bokufilms.com

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  • #1 Paul Laird / Friday 19 June, 2009 / 19:18 GMT

    Ghosts.

    Murder.

    Police.

    Three things I can't stand.

    Ahem.

    This wonderfully funny and shockingly terrifying film was worth enduring the witless ramblings of the Festival Pratterati in the back rows for.

    Real scares.

    Real gore.

    Real laughs.

    In an unreal story.

  • #2 Nick Gosling / Friday 19 June, 2009 / 23:27 GMT

    surprised this is only shown once. i'd definitely recommend this if it's back on best of the fest if you like horror films. very scarey in places with some comdey moments in between.

  • #3 Pete Harper / Saturday 20 June, 2009 / 13:27 GMT

    Loved this film! I can't say I've seen much Asian cinema but really really really enjoyed this one a lot! Really funny in places, really scary in places, the soundtrack and score used to great effect on that front. I'll be watching some more Asian cinema from now on, not looking forward to the inevitable Hollywood remake of this...

  • #4 Lee Hearl / Saturday 20 June, 2009 / 17:59 GMT

    These comments are spot on; I am really glad I went along. Thankfully I was near the front and didn't have to put up with the journos at the back. .. Hollywood would be hard pushed to match the film's style and wit, and would not, I suspect, choose to challenge the audience to an ending that was so sad and shocking.

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