Shanghai Blues (1984)

Shanghai Blues (1984)

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上海之夜 (1984)

Shanghai Blues

Origin: Hong Kong

Language: Cantonese

Genre: Romantic Comedy

Theatrical Run (HK): 10/11/1984 - 10/31/1984

Box Office: HK $11,625,564

Director
	Tsui Hark

Screenwriter
	Szeto Cheuk-Hon

Producer
	Tsui Hark

Cast
	Kenny Bee	...	Do-Re-Mi/Tung Kwok-Man
	Sylvia Chang Ai-Chia	...	Skinny Bags
	Sally Yeh Chian-Wen	...	Stool
	Tin Ching	...	King Clown
	Rachel Lee Lai-Chun	...	Stutterer
	Shing Fui-On	...	Gangster
	Manfred Wong Man-Chun	...	Gangster
	Fung Ging-Man	...	Bald man being kissed
	Wu Fung	...	Nightclub manager
	Patrick Lung Kong
	Huang Man	...	Chairman Yu
	Yue Ga-Hei
	Helen Ma Hoi-Lun
	Tung Lo	...	Beggar
	Ng Hon-Keung	...	Policeman
	Siu Kin-Hang
	Chang Diy-Mei
	Tang Siu-Lam
	Ding Yue	...	Mr. Ma
	Henry Fong Ping
	Wellington Fung Wing
	Lionel Lo King-Wah
	Ken Boyle	...	Rude Caucasian
	Sai Gwa-Pau
	Edward Leung Yiu-Ming
	Mok King-Wah
	Ma Yin-Leung
	Michael Lui Ka-Wah
	Cheung Nam-Ngan
	Tsui Hark	...	Pedestrian who get soaked
	Keung Yun-Chuen
	Che Hung (3)
	Lo Kin
	Allen Fong Yuk-Ping	...	Beggar
	Chang Kwok-Tse	...	Photographer
	Lee Chun-Wa	...	Police officer
	O Sing-Pui	...	Policeman

Production Company
	Film Workshop Co. Ltd.

Distributor
	Film Workshop (Hong Kong)

Assistant Director
	Ng Hon-Keung		Chang Kwok-Tse		Lee Chan-Wah (3)

First Draft Writer
	John Chan Koon-Chung

Second Draft Writer
	Raymond To Kwok-Wai

Script Supervisor
	Poon Ming-Chu

Cinematographers
	Peter Ngor Chi-Kwan		Lin Tsan-Ting		Chang Hui-Kung

2nd Unit Cinematographer
	Bill Wong Chung-Piu		David Chung Chi-Man		Lau Hung-Chuen

Focus Puller
	Andrew Lau Wai-Keung

Lighting
	Cheng Hui-Jan

Art Director
	Au-Yeung Hing-Yee

Costume Design
	Lee Pak-Yee

Costume
	Poon An-Ying

Makeup
	Yam Jan-Hoi (2)

Hair Stylist
	Wan Yuk-Mui		Lai Wai-Yin

Editor
	Chow Siu-Lam		Ng Kam-Wah

Editor's Assistant
	Chow Kwok-Wing

Props
	Lee Kwok-Leung

Scenic Design
	Leung Chi-Hing

Music
	James Wong Jim		Tang Siu-Lam

Music Editor
	Tang Siu-Lam

Singer
	Sally Yeh Chian-Wen

Film Coordinator
	O Sing-Pui

Production Manager
	Anna Law		Chu Feng-Kang

Associate Production Manager
	Ma Yin-Leung		Cheung Tui-Shu

Assistant Production Manager
	Mak Shing-Fai

Unit Manager
	Alex Chong Tak-Lik

Set Runner
	Lai Yiu-Fai (2)

Transaction
	Tsang Chun-Chung

Still Photographer
	Ng Lik-Fong

Special Effects
	Yiu Yau-Hung

Recording Studio
	Cinema City Recording Studio		光明錄音室

Foley
	Kwong Sek-Kei

Dubbing
	Ding Yue

Special Effects Coordinator
	Chiu Sek-Keung (2)

Laboratory
	Mandarin Laboratory (International) Ltd.

Summary
	This is a "funny" love story, although it also touches upon the more poignant side of life in Shanghai in the late 1940s. It all starts on one fateful night in 1937 when Shu and Kwok meet under the Soochow Bridge in Shanghai, which they used as a bomb shelter from the Japanese attack on the city. In the semi-darkness, though unable to see each other clearly, the two young people experience an immediate attraction for each other. They vow to meet again when the war is over, under the same bridge. [Rim Films Catalog]

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