“The Prodigal Son” - 100 Must-See Hong Kong Movies
Description
Turning the story of wing-chun practitioner Leung Jan into The Prodigal Son, Sammo Hung directed his last period kung-fu film at Golden Harvest. Through two young martial arts fanatics – one good, one bad – Hung described his own growing pains. He makes the point that walking in a father's footsteps is more a curse than a blessing while honouring the pragmatist values of the self-made warrior. The film demonstrates Hung's mature skills as a director, who delivers a solidly structured plot, in particular, the parts combining Chinese opera and martial arts. Showing Leung training under two masters and alternating between strength and grace, solemnity and comedy, the film is no doubt a remarkable work from Hung's early career.
Presented by Leisure and Cultural Services Department
Event / Programme Date
2 February 2018 (Fri) 7:30pm
Event / Programme Duration
105min
Venues
Hong Kong Film Archive (Cinema)
Ticket Price / Course Fee (HK$)
Regular
$45
Discount
Half-price ticket for senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and one accompanying-carer, full-time students and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance recipients.
Buy 3 or more films (at regular ticket price) and enjoy 10% discount.
The price of each discount ticket will be rounded up to the nearest dollar.
Patrons can enjoy only one of the above discount schemes for the purchase of each ticket. For purchase of concessionary tickets, please inform box office staff of the eligible discount type at the time of purchase.