Ten Years (2015)
Overview
Five shorts reveal a fictional Hong Kong in 2025, depicting a dystopian city where residents and activists face crackdowns under iron-fisted rule.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | cn |
| Popularity | 5.369 |
Directed By
Zune Kwok
Wong Fei-Pang
Jevons Au Man-Kit
Ng Ka-Leung
Kiwi Chow
Crew
Zune Kwok
Wong Fei-Pang
Jevons Au Man-Kit
Ng Ka-Leung
Kiwi Chow
Kiwi Chow
Ng Ka-Leung
Ng Ka-Leung
Rick Lau Tsz-Kin
Wong Fei-Pang
Andrew Choi
Ng Ka-Leung
Zune Kwok
Jevons Au Man-Kit
Jevons Au Man-Kit
Kiwi Chow
Wong Fei-Pang
Benny Chan Ka-Shun
TOP CAST
Catherine Chau
Office Lady (segment "Dialect")
Wang Hongwei
Cheung Kwan-Cheung (segment "Extras")
Leung Kin-Ping
Taxi Driver - Father (segment "Dialect")
Courtney Wu
Hairy (segment "Extras")
Liu Kai-Chi
Sam (segment "Local Egg")
Ng Siu-Hin
Amos Au-Yeung (segment "Self-immolator")
Neo Yau
Marco (segment "Self-immolator")
Kenneth Cheung Moon-Yuen
Graham Kan (segment "Self-immolator")
Ben Yuen Foo-Wah
Bruce Ngai (segment "Self-immolator")
Peter Chan Bei-Dak
Peter (segment "Extras")
Brenda Chan Kwai-Fan
Sammy Chan (segment "Self-immolator")
Paco Wong Hing-Nam
Cheung (segment "Local Egg")
Aoi Ma
Fai's daughter (segment "Self-immolator")
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