Ordinary Heroes Trailer

Ordinary Heroes Trailer (1999)

10 April 1999 Drama 128 mins

Ordinary Heroes narrates the life stories of an advocate, a prostitute, a social worker, and a priest during Hong Kong’s social movements of the 1970s and 1980s. The film is based on true events.

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Cast

Anthony Wong

as Father Kam

Loletta Lee Lai-Chun

as Sow Fung Tai

Lee Kang-sheng

as Lee Siu Tung

Tse Kwan-Ho

as Councilor Yau Ming-foon

Ann Hui

as Director in TV ad

Lawrence Ah Mon

as Police officer

Mok Chiu-Yu

as Street activist telling story of Ng Chun Yin

Crew

Ann Hui

Director

Ringo Fung Gai-Fai

Ringo Fung Gai-Fai Art Direction

Albert Poon

Albert Poon Art Direction

Ann Hui

Ann Hui Producer

Nelson Yu Lik-wai

Nelson Yu Lik-wai Director of Photography

Petrina Ho

Petrina Ho Production Manager

International Titles

Ordinary Heroes Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 20 February 1999

Hong Kong 10 April 1999

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