City Kids 1989

City Kids 1989

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Traditional 人海孤鴻
Simplified 人海孤鸿
Mandarin Rén Hǎi Gū Hóng
Cantonese Jan4 Hoi2 Gu1 Hung4
Directed by Poon Man-kit
Produced by Clarence Yip
Screenplay by Jubic Chui
James Yuen
Clarence Yip
Starring Andy Lau
Max Mok
Wong Chung
May Lo
Paw Hee-ching
Music by Richard Lo
Cinematography Mark Lee Ping Bin
Edited by Robert Choi
Production
company
Movie Impact
Distributed by Movie Impact
Release dates
 5 August 1989 (1989-08-05)
Running time
 94 minutes
Country Hong Kong
Language Cantonese
Box office HK$10,627,142

City Kids 1989 is a 1989 Hong Kong action drama film directed by Poon Man-kit and starring Andy Lau and Max Mok. The film shares the same Chinese title and a similar plot to the 1969 film The Orphan which stars Bruce Lee.

Plot

Sas and Chow Cho-sam are sworn brothers who grew up in a triad gang and lacked family warmth and proper education. Sam falls in love with May and they have shotgun marriage. In order to pay for their marriage, Sas gets involved in a robbery where Sam injures three policemen and the two are imprisoned for six years. After they were released, May is already someone's fiance but Sam is still in love with her but since punks and love have no fate, they can only be friends. Sas and Sam borrow money from a loan shark for their private business. However, their business fails and debt collector Fu forces them to kidnap to pay off their debts. They are ordered to kidnap tutoring student Ka-po, daughter of a wealthy man. Sas was dissatisfied with Fu's decision to murder the girl after collecting ransom and personally hands Ka-po back to May which angers Fu and he hires people to chop Sas. After Sas dies from his injuries, the sadden and angered Sam seeks vengeance on Fu. After some fighting when Sam was about to kill Fu, his long lost father, Inspector Chow Wing, persuades him to reform and not to repeat the same mistakes. Wing hands Fu to the law and helps Sam turn over a new leaf.

Cast

Box office

The film grossed HK$10,627,142 at the Hong Kong box office during its theatrical run 5 to 24 August 1989 in Hong Kong.

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