Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (1970)

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昨天今天明天 (1970)

Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

Alias: Yesterday, To Day, Tomorrow.

Alias: 瘟疫

Origin: Hong Kong

Language: Cantonese

Genre: Drama

Release Date (HK): 12/10/1970

Cast
	Lam Yun-Ching	...	Rose [intro]
	Chang Yang	...	Xie Wei-Xian
	Paul Chang Chung	...	Paul Cheung
	Nancy Sit Ka-Yin	...	Law Tsui-Kam
	Wai Kei (2)	...	Ah Kau
	Cheung Ying-Tsoi	...	Hospital Dean
	Man Nei	...	Lisa (doctor) [intro]
	Patrick Lung Kong	...	Drug addict
	Wu Fung	...	Plague-Prevention Assistant
	Do Ping	...	Infected Plastic Company worker
	Paul Chu Kong	...	Ah Ken
	Sze-Ma Wah-Lung	...	Health scientiest
	Helena Law Lan	...	Song's sister-in-law
	Kenneth Tsang Kong	...	Health Department chief Zhou
	Fung Fung	...	Plastic Company Boss
	Pat Ting Hung
	Lee Wan-Chung
	Fung Ngai	...	Big Boss
	Tina Ti Na	...	Mrs. Cheung
	Yung Yuk-Yi	...	Plastic Company Bosses wife
	Ko Lo-Chuen
	Lai Man	...	Nurse
	Lok Gung	...	Police Officer
	Sai Gwa-Pau
	Lee Hak	...	Health Department member
	Hui Ying-Ying
	Ting Yim
	Lo Tun (2)
	Lam Siu	...	Tour group member
	Pak Man-Biu	...	Health Department member
	Chu Yau-Ko	...	Tour group member
	Little Unicorn	...	Drug dealer
	Ding Yue
	Gam Lau	...	Mother Luo (Law)
	Seung-Goon Yuk
	Lam Tin
	Ng Tung
	Erh Chun	...	Clothes Factory Boss
	Fung Ming	...	Detective
	Cheung Chok-Chow	...	Plastic Company senior worker
	Fung Ging-Man	...	Senior drug dealer
	Wong Hak	...	infected Street food vendor
	Woo Ping	...	Doctor
	Lam Wah	...	Health Department member
	Wong Hon (2)	...	Tour guide boss
	Ho Pak-Kwong	...	Extra
	Aai Dung-Gwa	...	Fruit Street vendor
	Gam Lui
	Chan Lap-Ban
	Ling Fung	...	Priest

Summary
	A fast-acting virus spreads through Hong Kong after a rat infestation in the slums, inducing panic when the government is slow to react. Mercilessly cut down by censors for its frank portrayal of class and political conflicts at the time of its release, the film found new critical acclaim during the SARS outbreak decades later. In 2011, it was listed by the Hong Kong Film Archive as one of the 100 must-see Hong Kong films of all time.