Just out of jail, Fai finds a spot on a street corner where other homeless people welcome him. But he doesn’t get much time to settle in. The police soon chase them away, and their possessions disappear into a garbage truck. Young social worker Ms Ho thinks it’s time to fight this in court. In the meantime, Fai and his friends have other concerns.

Drifting.2021.1080p.WEBRip.AAC2.0.x264-RSG.mkv

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Runtime: 	1 h 52 min
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Language(s):Cantonese
Subtitles:English, Italian

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Quote:
It made me think of the Third Man, just the structure of how the story unfolds, like as if Rollo Martins was a married couple on their honeymoon stumbling onto the tail end of No Pockets in a Shroud.

I actually picked this up because I always love John Ireland’s villain in Railroaded. and he definitely didn’t disappoint as the he-man hero husband in this one. In fact everyone did a great job – keep a look-out for the sinister, serpentine woman & her hell-spawn spouting poison in the street, a grand single-scene supporting performance. Well I liked it anyway, I doubt she got any awards, but true artists never do! Actors like that lady prefer to live in the shadows…

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Synopsis:
Critically-lauded but somewhat distant drama from Ann Hui.

Review by Kozo (taken from Love HK FIlm):
Award-winning political drama from Ann Hui treads on rich territory and results in a noble, but emotionally lacking effort. Using the work of real-life activist Father Franco Mella (played here by Anthony Wong) as a guideline, Ordinary Heroes moves from the plight of the boat people through the tragedy at Tiananmen Square with a sweeping view of political activism in Hong Kong.
The situations and storytelling are top notch but ultimately the film proves a better portrait than a story. The film doesn’t try to educate viewers about Hong Kong’s political history, and instead concentrates on a long-unrequited romance between Taiwanese actor Lee Kang-Sheng and Loletta (now Rachel) Lee. Sadly, that plotline proves of tenuous interest, which isn’t helped any by Lee Kang Sheng’s obviously dubbed acting. The relationships, while affecting, don’t truly reach a conclusion in the film, which is sad because it seems that Hui is reaching for one.
Where the film suceeds is in its generous portrait of the times, and in its performances. Anthony Wong shows through his subtle character work that he’s one of HK’s most versatile actors, and Tse Kwan-Ho and Loletta Lee anchor the film with their respective peformances. Ann Hui’s usual opaque, unfiltered lens captures her charactrers better than most, and the actors make us feel for their characters. However, the overall structure of her film lacks emotion and driving force, and the events and the film’s ultimate voice don’t push us along. Ordinary Heroes is an extremely noble effort, but it’s also not a very emotionally resonant one.

Awards:
19th Annual Hong Kong Film Awards
– Winner – Best Picture

36th Annual Golden Horse Awards
– Winner – Best Picture
– Winner – Best Director (Ann Hui On-Wah)
– Winner – Best Actress (Rachel Lee Lai-Chun)
– Winner – Best Makeup and Costume Design
– Winner – Best Art Direction (Poon Yim-Sum, Fung Gai-Fai)

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Language(s):Cantonese
Subtitles:English SRT

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