My Father has Hero

My Father has Hero is a film hong-kongais carried out by Corey Yuen, left the March 2nd 1995.

Synopsis

Kung Wei is a married special agent and father of the Siu young person. After having succeeds in stopping a trafficker of English false passports, he will be constrained by his chief to infiltrate the Po Kwong gang installed in Hong-Kong. For that, it will have to simulate an escape with Darkie, a henchman of Ho, but especially to move away from his wife, seriously sick, and to forsake his son. Binding friendship with Darkie quickly, Wei works now for KB and at the time of a business which very quickly badly will turn, it will take as an hostage the Fong inspector…

Data sheet

Title: My Father Has Hero
original Titer: Gei Ba Ba of xin (給爸爸的信)
Realization: Corey Yuen
Scenario: Sandy Shaw, Jing Wong and Wai-Hung Chung
Music: James Wong-Jim and Mark Him Chung-tak
Country of origin: HongKong
Coming out date: March 2nd 1995
Format: 35 mm, 1.85:1, color, Dolby DIGITAL
Kind: Action
Lasted: 104 minutes

Distribution

Corey Yuen : Kung Wei
Anita Mui: Inspector Fong
Miu Tse: Ku Kung
Rongguang Yu : Po Kwong
Sing Ngai : Thug
Bonnie Fu : Fu Yuk-Ching

Rewards

Nomination for the price of best choreographies (Corey Yuen and Tak Yuen), at the time of the HongKong Film Awards 1996.

Around film

not to confuse with My Father the Hero of Steve To undermine (1994), American Remake of My father this hero of Gerard Lauzier (1991).

External bonds

Critique Sancho does Asia
Critiques Cinemasie
Critiques HK Handled

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