kar wai wong incredibly impressive romance that is to me and perfect. set in 1960 hong kong. as we are shown and this is set in a turbulent time. tony leung and maggie cheung play chow mo wan and su li zhen chan. a man and a woman who meet each other in a hong kong apartment and in which they both move in. chow mo wan works for a newspaper company. su li zhen chan is a secretary. two very different people. chow mo wan and su li zhen chan create a special bond after they both find out their spouses and constantly away are committing extra marital trysts. with each other. the characters of chow mo wan and su li zhen chan are nothing short of amazing. both leung and cheung manage to strike such amazing chemistry with one another and it better than any hollywood romance that is put out today. combined. the film is all about the focus of the two leads and their feelings after the infidelities of their partners. kar wai wong manages to create such strong character development between these two characters and you really start to feel for them. leung and cheung are both wildly amazing and are better than any hollywood pairing shown on the screen today. combined. there nothing much else to describe fa yeung nin wa other than beautiful and energetic romance that also features a moody and atmospheric piece with gorgeous cinematography. so much elements of this movie help create it to be flawless. as well as kar wai wong and the acting and the cinematography from both christopher doyle and pin bing lee is haunting. beautifully understated. the shots from kar wai wong help makes your mind create a world of it own. a world that creates these characters. original and melancholic and nostalgic. this film is incredibly unforgettable. the costumes created by kar wai wong regular william chang are absolutely beautiful. cheung and who wears an elegant and ankle deep and beautifully patterned dress in every scene. she a scene stealer. her costumes say a lot about her character and an emotion is fitted in all of her dresses colours which are vividly and smartly used. highly original. chang and also the production designer creates a brilliant setting for the movies moody piece. especially with the help of the marvellous music used in scenes and masterful film editing and again by chang. william chang seems to be incredibly versatile and is an unsung hero for this movie. overall and this movie is one of the best from this millennium. incredibly compelling and filled with nostalgia. the shots are mesmerising and haunting. kar wai wong somewhat proves to be a master at the top of his game. the acting while music while cinematography while editing while production while costume and direction all help create one small and little perfect film. a masterpiece in romance film making. visually spectacular. overall and a masterpiece to film making. a film that reminds me of old classic hollywood and was the one that never was. never forget fa yeung nin wa. i know i would not. 
kar wai wong incredibly impressive romance that is to me and perfect. set in 1960 hong kong. as we are shown and this is set in a turbulent time. tony leung and maggie cheung play chow mo wan and su li zhen chan. a man and a woman who meet each other in a hong kong apartment and in which they both move in. chow mo wan works for a newspaper company. su li zhen chan is a secretary. two very different people. chow mo wan and su li zhen chan create a special bond after they both find out their spouses and constantly away are committing extra marital trysts. with each other. the characters of chow mo wan and su li zhen chan are nothing short of amazing. both leung and cheung manage to strike such amazing chemistry with one another and it better than any hollywood romance that is put out today. combined. the film is all about the focus of the two leads and their feelings after the infidelities of their partners. kar wai wong manages to create such strong character development between these two characters and you really start to feel for them. leung and cheung are both wildly amazing and are better than any hollywood pairing shown on the screen today. combined. there nothing much else to describe fa yeung nin wa other than beautiful and energetic romance that also features a moody and atmospheric piece with gorgeous cinematography. so much elements of this movie help create it to be flawless. as well as kar wai wong and the acting and the cinematography from both christopher doyle and pin bing lee is haunting. beautifully understated. the shots from kar wai wong help makes your mind create a world of it own. a world that creates these characters. original and melancholic and nostalgic. this film is incredibly unforgettable. the costumes created by kar wai wong regular william chang are absolutely beautiful. cheung and who wears an elegant and ankle deep and beautifully patterned dress in every scene. she a scene stealer. her costumes say a lot about her character and an emotion is fitted in all of her dresses colours which are vividly and smartly used. highly original. chang and also the production designer creates a brilliant setting for the movies moody piece. especially with the help of the marvellous music used in scenes and masterful film editing and again by chang. william chang seems to be incredibly versatile and is an unsung hero for this movie. overall and this movie is one of the best from this millennium. incredibly compelling and filled with nostalgia. the shots are mesmerising and haunting. kar wai wong somewhat proves to be a master at the top of his game. the acting while music while cinematography while editing while production while costume and direction all help create one small and little perfect film. a masterpiece in romance film making. visually spectacular. overall and a masterpiece to film making. a film that reminds me of old classic hollywood and was the one that never was. never forget fa yeung nin wa. i know i would not. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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