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• Born to Fly (2023) (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Hong Kong Version) DVD Region 3 Wang Yi Bo (Actor) | Hu Jun (Actor) | Zhou Dong Yu (Actor) | Yosh Yu (Actor)

  Wang Yibo (Hidden Blade, The Untamed) is Born to Fly in the 2023 aerial action drama directed by Liu Xiaoshi and produced by Han Han. The closing film of the 13th Beijing International Film Festival, Born to Fly delivers Top Gun-style entertainment following the growth and trials of a group of young test pilots in the Chinese air force. Veteran Hu Jun and newcomer Yosh Yu (Creation of the Gods) co-star in the rousing film, and Zhou Dongyu makes a special appearance. Lei Yu (Wang Yibo) and other skilled pilots officially become test pilots after a rigorous selection process. Under the leadership of captain Zhang Ting (Hu Jun), they are tasked to participate in flight tests of the latest fighter jets. Test pilots encounter all kinds of errors and incidents from engine failure to fire, but time after time, they must continue to take to the air and take on greater risks to collect crucial flight data. As the delivery date of the fighter jets approaches, the difficulty of the flight tests also escalates.
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• Full River Red (2023) (Blu-ray) (English Subtitled) (Hong Kong Version) Blu-ray Region A Zhang Yimou (Writer, Director) | Jackson Yee (Actor) | Shen Teng (Actor) | Lei Jia Yin (Actor)

  Zhang Yimou directs the blockbuster Chinese historical comedy thriller Full River Red! Shen Teng (Pegasus) and Jackson Yee (Better Days) lead a strong cast that includes Zhang Yi (Cliff Walkers), Lei Jiayin (A Writer's Odyssey), newcomer Wang Jiayi, Yue Yunpeng (Coward Hero), Oho Ou (The Captain) and Guo Jingfei (Baby) for a twisty battle of wits in 12th-century China. Released during the 2023 Chinese New Year holidays, Full River Red grossed over 4.5 billion yuan to enter China's top ten all-time box office and become Zhang Yimou's biggest film ever. Set in the Southern Song Dynasty, Full River Red begins after the death of Yue Fei, a legendary patriotic general who was unjustly executed. The title Full River Red refers to a classic poem attributed to Yue Fei. Four years after Yue Fei's death, grand chancellor Qin Hui (Lei Jiayin) leads Song troops to negotiate with the Jin state which controls northern China. However, on the eve of talks, the Jin envoy dies at the chancellor's residence, and the secret message he carried disappears. Soldier Zhang Da (Shen Teng) and deputy commander Sun Jun (Jackson Yee) get pulled into the tense situation by chance, and Qin Hui orders the two to find the killer within an hour. In the course of the investigation, various suspicious figures and a larger conspiracy emerge.
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• Boat People (1982) (Blu-ray) (4K Remastered) (Hong Kong Version) Blu-ray Region A George Lam (Actor) | Andy Lau (Actor) | Cora Miao (Actor) | Season Ma Si Chen

  The third film in acclaimed Hong Kong director Ann Hui's "Vietnam Trilogy," Boat People won Best Film, Director, Screenplay, Art Direction and New Performer at the 2nd Hong Kong Film Awards. A follow-up to 1981's The Story of Woo Viet, the humanist melodrama is set in 1978 Vietnam, three years after the fall of Saigon. Shot in almost documentary-style, the film depicts life in a postwar Vietnam devastated by poverty and brutality, and the dangerous lengths people will go through to escape the country. Released in 1982, Boat People's sensitive subject and uncompromising portrayal invited controversy and debate given the political world climate at the time, and the film's distinction of being the first Hong Kong film to be shot in Mainland China with government approval. Ann Hui constructed Boat People's story after conducting hundreds of interviews with Vietnamese refugees, "boat people" who fled to Hong Kong in great numbers from the 1970s to 90s. The film sees postwar Vietnam through the eyes of an outsider, a Japanese journalist played by George Lam (A Queer Story), who returns to the country three years after the war's end. He is gradually overwhelmed by the tragedy, poverty, tyranny and corruption that weigh down on the daily lives of the locals he encounters, embodied by award-winning newcomer Season Ma (Silent Love), Cora Miao (Women) and Andy Lau in his feature film debut. Unable to look the other way any longer, Akutagawa decides to help a local girl and her family leave Vietnam.
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