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| Product Title: | Love Go Go (Taiwan Version) 愛情來了 (台灣版) 爱情来了 (台湾版) Love Go Go (Taiwan Version) Love Go Go (Taiwan Version) |
| Artist Name(s): | Nana Tang | Mickey Huang | Si Yik Nam | Yang Jie Mei | Chen Yu Xun 堂娜 | 黃 子佼 | 施易男 | 楊潔玫 | 陳 玉勳 堂娜 | 黄子佼 | 施易男 | 杨洁玫 | 陈 玉勋 堂娜（タン・ナー） | 黄子佼（ホァン・ツーチャオ） | Si Yik Nam | Yang Jie Mei | Chen Yu Xun Nana Tang | Mickey Huang | Si Yik Nam | Yang Jie Mei | Chen Yu Xun |
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| Release Date: | 2004-12-02 |
| Language: | Mandarin |
| Subtitles: | Traditional Chinese |
| Country of Origin: | Hong Kong |
| Picture Format: | NTSC What is it? |
| Disc Format(s): | DVD |
| Region Code: | All Region What is it? |
| Duration: | 113 (mins) |
| Publisher: | Hoker Records |
| Package Weight: | 140 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1003928385 |
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* Screen Format : 4:3 (Full Screen)
* Sound Mix : Dolby Digital
* DVD Type : DVD-5
導演︰陳玉動
溫哥華影展入圍
夏威夷影展入圍
九七年參展東京影展
一、喜歡唱歌的麵包師—阿盛偶而在店中遇到小學同學—理容師麗華，麗華早已不認識他了，只好每天偷偷地看她來店理麵包，阿盛想好好把握機會，藉由第四台的歌唱比賽，來表達他對麗華的情意。
二、偶然的檢到一只BB Call的胖妹，在好奇心的驅使下與失主連絡上了，相談甚歡，不知不覺的交上了朋友，日久對方要求見面，沒想到對方容貌猥瑣，品行不良，胖妹的幻夢破碎了，真是不如不見。
三、推銷員—阿松在麗華的店中理髮，沒想到理到一半時，一位婦人前來捉姦，與麗華打了起來，阿松在情急之下掏出了自己推銷的瓦斯槍，解救了麗華，雙雙逃到了大樓陽台，兩個失一個溫馨的下午。
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December 18, 2005
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Another hit from Chen Yu-Hsun
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Love Go Go is the second feature film by the Taiwanese director Chen Yu-hsun, whose first directorial effort, Tropical Fish, was highly enjoyable and very promising. Love Go Go seems, at first, a lighter film. Tropical Fish, while also funny, seemed more socially conscious, whereas the main themes in Love Go Go are a set of three related stories of love, with characters who initially seem more like caricatures in their awkward desperation, and yet who become, almost unexpectedly, strangely humanised by film’s end. The three stories seem straightforward tales of love and frustration. At first, they even seem light, but turn out unexpectedly subverting themselves. There is plenty to laugh at (the director’s experience in writing sit-coms is evident), but these are counterbalanced by unexpected glances of touching humanity, connections between characters that suddenly spring up, loaded with sentimental meaning. The actors contribute most ably in this process of humanisation, though apparently almost all of them (except for Tang Na, playing Li Hua) were new to acting. They, in turn, are assisted by an eclectic array of photographic and editing techniques, such as time-lapse photography, musical interludes, dream sequences, whatever was required either to entertain or to add further insight into the lives of the protagonists, who, having started out as ridiculous cut-outs, end the film as the most likeable collection of lead characters I’ve seen in a film for a long time. This was an engaging mixture of comedy and drama, certainly a change from the older generation directors from Taiwan such as Edward Yang, Hou Hsiao Hsien or Tsai Mingliang. In fact, I would be rather tempted to write an article comparing this film to ‘Terrorizers’, for example. There is enough to compare and contrast between these two films. In sum, this was fun, but far from empty froth. I don’t know if the Chen Yu-hsun has made a third film, but if so, I am certainly keen to see it. |
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