Green Snake

Green Snake ( Ching ) is a film hong-kongais carried out by Tsui Hark, left in 1993.

Synopsis

This history is inspired by a day before Chinese legend. There are two inseparable snakes: one is 1000 years old, the other 500 years; One is white, the other green One day, they find the chain of the Buddha and are transformed into two pretty girls. They learn all the human things but do not manage to include/understand the feelings. With the wire of the history, the feelings end up arriving naturally.

Data sheet

Title: Green Snake
original Title: 青蛇 ( qing She )
Realization: Tsui Hark
Scenario: Tsui Hark and Lillian Lee, according to a novel of Lillian Lee
Production: Tsui Hark
Music: Zhan Huang, Songde Lei, Him Tsung-tak and James Wong
Photography: KB Tsiu
Assembly: Ah Tsik
Decorations: Bill Him
Costumes: Ng Po-ling
Country of origin: HongKong
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Dolby - 35 mm
Kind: Drama, fantastic, lovesong
Lasted: 98 minutes
Coming out date: November 4th 1993 (HongKong)

Distribution

Maggie Cheung : Green snake
Joey Wong: White snake
Chiu Man-Cheuk: Monk Fahai
Tien Feng: Spider
Wu Xing-Guo : Hsui Xien

Around film

It acts of a remake of the film Mrs White Snake ( Byaku fujin No yoren ), realized by Shirô Toyoda in 1956.

Rewards

Nomination at the price of the best artistic director (Bill Him), better costumes and make-up (William Cheng and Ng Po-ling) and better music, at the time of the HongKong Film Awards 1994.

External bonds

Critiques Cinemasie
Critiques HK Handled

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