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'A Tale of Three Cities' is a Film Based on Jackie Chan's Parents' Love Story.
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InCinemas
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10 Jun 2015 (Wednesday)
Starring Tang Wei 汤唯, Sean Lau 刘青云, Amanda Qin Hailu 秦海璐 and Boran Jing井柏然, 'A Tale of Three Cities', the war epic movie will tell a story based on international superstar Jackie Chan's parents.
Watch the first trailer below!
The film is directed by Mabel Cheung 张婉婷 and Alex Law 罗启锐. The husband and wife duo who are highly respected directors in Hong Kong where various of the films were nominated for the Hong Kong Film Awards.
[Synopsis]
Set in turbulent China in the late 1930’s during the Sino-Japanese War, FANG (Sean Lau) falls in love with CHEN (Tang Wei). However, Fang’s former life of espionage makes him the target of both the Nationalists and the Communists. Together, they struggle across the country in an attempt to flee from his past, but the surrounding danger forces them to separate not only from each other, but also from their own children. Through the bombings of Shanghai, the massacres in Nanjing, and other atrocities that are born through war, their unbreakable bond gives them the strength and courage to endure. Through amazing twists of fate, they overcome insurmountable odds, encounter amazing individuals, and experience heart-warming miracles. Based on the miraculous true story of Jackie Chan’s parents and brought to the screen by two of Asia’s biggest stars, the love between Fang and Chen reflects a generation’s strength in a time of despair, and a country’s hope for a brighter future.
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