An Autumns Tale (blu ray) Limited Edition slipcase version
Directed by Mabel Cheung and starring Cherie Chung and Chow Yun-fat, AN AUTUMN'S TALE (1987) beautifully captures the cultural clash and emotional journey of two characters in 80's New York.
Chow Yun Fat plays a carefree, sometimes abrasive personality contrasting with Cherie Chung's traditional, idealistic nature, but their friendship gradually deepens. The film's authentic portrayal of the immigrant experience and the city of New York serves as a poignant backdrop for the evolving relationship between the two protagonists.
Released by 88Films with a beautiful, plastic see through slipcase.
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An Autumns Tale (blu ray) Limited Edition slipcase version
Directed by Mabel Cheung and starring Cherie Chung and Chow Yun-fat, AN AUTUMN'S TALE (1987) beautifully captures the cultural clash and emotional journey of two characters in 80's New York.
Chow Yun Fat plays a carefree, sometimes abrasive personality contrasting with Cherie Chung's traditional, idealistic nature, but their friendship gradually deepens. The film's authentic portrayal of the immigrant experience and the city of New York serves as a poignant backdrop for the evolving relationship between the two protagonists.
Released by 88Films with a beautiful, plastic see through slipcase.
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Directed by Mabel Cheung and starring Cherie Chung and Chow Yun-fat, AN AUTUMN'S TALE (1987) beautifully captures the cultural clash and emotional journey of two characters in 80's New York.
Chow Yun Fat plays a carefree, sometimes abrasive personality contrasting with Cherie Chung's traditional, idealistic nature, but their friendship gradually deepens. The film's authentic portrayal of the immigrant experience and the city of New York serves as a poignant backdrop for the evolving relationship between the two protagonists.
Released by 88Films with a beautiful, plastic see through slipcase.
