Twenty Thirty Fourty (20 30 40) (Japan Version) DVD Region 2
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| Product Title: | Twenty Thirty Fourty (20 30 40) (Japan Version) 20. 30. 40 (日本版) 20. 30. 40 (日本版) 20.30.40の恋 (日本版) Twenty Thirty Fourty (20 30 40) (Japan Version) |
| Artist Name(s): | Richie Jen | Chang Hung Liang | Angelica Lee | Sylvia Chang | Rene Liu | Tony Leung Ka Fai | Kate Yeung 任賢齊 | 張洪量 | 李心潔 | 張艾嘉 | 劉若英 | 梁 家輝 | 楊淇 任贤齐 | 张洪量 | 李心洁 | 张艾嘉 | 刘若英 | 梁 家辉 | 杨淇 任賢齊(リッチー・レン) | 張洪量(ジェレミー・チャン) | 李心潔(アンジェリカ・リー) | 張艾嘉(シルビア・チャン) | 劉若英(レネ・リウ) | 梁家輝 (レオン・カーファイ) | 楊淇(ケイト・ヨン) Richie Jen | Chang Hung Liang | Angelica Lee | Sylvia Chang | Rene Liu | Tony Leung Ka Fai | Kate Yeung |
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| Release Date: | 2005-10-26 |
| Publisher Product Code: | TSDD-36085 |
| Language: | Japanese, Mandarin |
| Subtitles: | English, Japanese |
| Picture Format: | NTSC What is it? |
| Disc Format(s): | DVD |
| Region Code: | 2 - Japan, Europe, South Africa, Greenland and the Middle East (including Egypt) What is it? |
| Duration: | 113 (mins) |
| Other Information: | DVD |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1004095039 |
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出演:シルビア・チャン(張艾嘉)/レネ・リュウ(劉若英)/アンジェリカ・リー(李心潔)/ケイト・ヤング(楊淇)
監督:シルビア・チャン(張艾嘉)
その3人の女性たちは、20歳、30歳、40歳という、それぞれに異なる人生のステージにいた。女性として生きていく上での、様々なトラブルに悩まされながらも、それに前向きに立ち向かっていく3人。恋愛を通して、自分探しをしていく彼女たちの行く手には…。
「レッド・ヴァイオリン」のシルビア・チャン、「ダブル・ビジョン」のレネ・リュウなど、台湾の実力派女優が共演する、スタイリッシュなアジアン・ラブストーリー。20代から40代の女性が直面する悩みを通して、自分らしく生きる女性たちの姿を鮮やかに描き出している。映像特典として、メイキング・ドキュメンタリー集などが収録されている。
【映像特典】
・メイキング・ドキュメンタリー集
・オリジナル劇場予告編集
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■113分
■カラー
■16:9/4:3(LB)
■マルチ字幕(日本語/英語)
■音声仕様
【1】北京語/DD(5.1chサラウンド)
【2】日本語/DD(5.1chサラウンド)
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"20 30 40"- Women Talk In "Tempting Heart" you only appeared on the screen for about one-third of the movie. It was already, as you once said, far too physically demanding to act and direct at the same time. But now you did it again in "20 30 40" and this time you even played in almost half of the movie. So was it much more exhausting? Absolutely. I was actually supposed to direct the "30" episode only in which Liu Ruo Ying is in. There were however some unforeseeable reasons resulting in my being the sole director. And it was such a huge task. We invited so many guest stars to play a small part in the movie that we had to suit all their schedules. From time to time the script had to be rewritten to make me play a few more scenes if they could not show up. It was such an enormous workload that made me look so terrible during the shooting. In your previous movies such as "Passion" and "Tempting Heart", the viewers could easily echo with the roles you played. But this time in "20 30 40", your character, Lily in her forties, is completely different from the real you. So where did you position yourself this time? I placed myself at the very top to take a bird's eye view of being the 20-year-old and the 30-year-old woman. That is why I could come up with three completely different and unique stories. My favorite is the "20" episode because this part has given me the chance to relive my earlier days when I was still a young girl. My mission in the "30" episode is to capture a lady version of Liu Ruo Ying. Unlike the tough woman image Liu usually gives to the audience, she is dressed femininely from head to toe. Finally in the "40" part, I totally opened myself up to be an unconventional divorcee. I can tell that you did really play the part of Lily heartily. Those adorable gestures and facial expressions you added have especially spiced up your role. My favorite scene is when you are taking a shower after having sex with Richie Jen. It is so impressive that even your legs can act! In this movie, I did actually throw myself into the character. Sometimes the crew was shocked when seeing me walking on the set with nothing but my underwear on. But it was not such a big deal to me at all. The many years I spent in the movie industry have already enlightened me to forget who I really am and entirely devote myself into the role. Acting, in this way, can then be considered as an art. Take a look at how confident and charming the leading actress in the Korean movie "Happy Ending" is in doing those love scenes. However sexual the scenes were, it is the commitment she has to her career that is the most appealing. So in "20 30 40" I also told Angelica Lee and Yang Sheng not to worry too much while doing the scene when they were attempting to take off each other's clothes. It was actually my intention to make it lesbian-like. Is it true that it was initially one single story about a woman going through her three decades instead of the three independent stories we are having now? My first draft was actually about the journey to liberation of three women coming from three different places. In this sketch, the 20-year-old young woman, potentially played by Zhi See Gu Bi, is from Beijing and she experiences a total change in life style moving from this conservative city to another place of free wills. The "30" episode was planned to be directed by Leslie Cheung. This 30-year-old woman is from Taiwan who does not know what she really wants in her life. I then scheduled myself to direct the last part. The 40-year-old woman is a Hong Kong person who leads a glamorous life but tends to be very gloomy deep within her heart. The final product, however, is a brand new story consisting of three independent episodes and three women that all live in Taiwan. Reviewed by Cecilia Wong at City Entertainment (Hong Kong) Translated by Holly (Hong Kong) |
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April 8, 2007
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Sylvia Chang works wonders both in front of and behind the scenes in this complex tale about growing up. The film tells three different stories that only incidentally intersect. Sylvia Chang plays a married woman and mother who runs a flower shop. One day, while delivering flowers, she discovers that her husband has a second wife and child. The film illustrates how she copes with this stunning revelation. Rene Liu's character is a self-involved flight attendant who juggles boyfriends on multiple continents, but can't relieve her essential loneliness. Her messy life comes crashing down around her before she is able to become more emotionally mature. Li Sijie plays a wide-eyed small town girl from Malaysia who comes to Taipei with hopes of becoming a pop star. But her down-at-the-heels Svengali, played by Anthony Wong, has no clue how to promote the Sunday Sisters, the singing duo he has created. All three stars deliver fine performances, but Sylvia Chang and Li Sijie really stand out. Chang is amazingly skilled at showing the complex range of emotions of her broken middle-aged woman. And Li Sijie is incandescent. I particularly appreciated Sylvia Chang's directorial work. It could not have been easy weaving together these three separate stories, but Chang does so very effectively. The shifts from one character to another never feel abrupt or confusing; the movie runs like clockwork. And it looks great. Very, very highly recommended by your humble servant. |
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January 2, 2006
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I rented this movie on a wim and have to say it wasn't too bad.To an extent '20 30 40' delivers - it has the capability of appealing to a wide audience; we witness the trials and tribulations of three women aged 20, 30 and 40 dealing with love and sexuality. It even overlaps onto homosexual themes with the relationships of the 20 year old girl with her friend whom she begins to form a close bond with along the road to stardom, quite risque for it's market. The style of the film is bright and colourful and full of possitive messages about female friendships but also the harsh reality of real life as we witness male/female relationships falling appart and dreams not realised. It was great for me to learn that the director of this film was a woman, Angelica Lee (who also plays Lily) concidering the lack of female directors in Hollywood let alone Chinese film institutions. The feminine touch comes across wonderfully, beautifully and sometimes sadly too. I didn't have any preconcieved expectations about the movie before hand, perhaps if I did I might have been a little disappointed. The story is unfortunately a little slow and one might need patience to enjoy it. It also has what some may concider an unsatisfactory ending as the women don't live 'happily ever after' as Hollywood might have it. Yet this element of realism is something rather inspired as many people have clearly come to appreciate concidering the films popularity/award nominations. In summary a good watch. touching and lovely as wel as containing elements of originality! |
June 13, 2004
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I'd say after I watched this movie, my perspective about being single changed, from "it's no big deal!" to "what am really I going to do being single for the rest of my life" I think this movie is really worth seeing, if you'd like to know more about women. Besides the characters were pretty and gave a great performance. It's definitely an awarding winning movie. |











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