Toh sik (2004)
Año de Estreno: 2004
Nación: Hong Kong
Título Alternativo: Color Blossoms
Director: Yonfan
Guionista: Yonfan
Producción & Género
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Compañías: N/A
Género: Drama, Erotic Film, Lgbt-Related Film, Romance
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Argumento
In 'Toh sik', Teresa Cheung plays a real estate agent who becomes involved in a passionate and sadomasochistic relationship with Sho, a morose Japanese photographer played by male model Sho. Their relationship unfolds in an opulent apartment owned by an affluent Japanese woman portrayed by Matsuzaka Keiko. This complex dynamic is further complicated by the presence of Carl Ng as a policeman who becomes infatuated with one of them and a mysterious Korean woman whose role remains unclear.
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Resumen
Directed by Yonfan, 'Toh sik' (2004) is an erotic drama that explores themes of desire, passion, and their darker consequences. The film is known for its controversial content and has been described as an art film by critics. It stars Teresa Cheung in the lead role alongside Sho as her enigmatic lover, with Matsuzaka Keiko playing a supporting role. The narrative involves intersecting relationships and tangled webs of violence and desire.
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