Hong Kong films recommend the five best Hong Kong films in history.

Sister Tao is an art theater produced on 20 12, directed by Xu Anhua and co-starred by Andy Lau, Ye Dexian, Wang Fuli, Amanda and Huang Qiusheng. The film premiered at the 68th Venice Film Festival on September 5th, 20 1 1, and won the best actress at the Venice Film Festival. Named after a man, this film tells a touching story between a young master Roger (Andy Lau) who grew up in a big family and a domestic servant Tao Jie (Ye Dexian) who took care of himself since childhood. The film gives up emotional means and shows this journey with a very calm and resolute attitude of refusing to take another step. Calmness and restraint are the moving features of this film.

2. Chongqing Forest

1993, Hong Kong Mid-Levels Elevator was officially opened. Photographer Du Kefeng happens to live near the elevator. Every day, people can be seen from the window taking the elevator between Central and Mid-Levels. In Wong Kar-wai's view, this is very different from Tsim Sha Tsui, where he grew up, so he came up with a film reflecting the different life of Hong Kong day and night, and the film "Chongqing Forest" was born. The film tells two love stories: an urban encounter between a lovelorn policeman and a mysterious female killer, and a love story between a policeman 663 and a girl from a fast food restaurant. 1995, the film won the 14 Hong Kong Film Awards for best film and best director.

3. Sweet honey

1996 is the eve of Hong Kong's return to China and a year after the death of the great singer Teresa Teng. With the help of this special background, the film tells the story of the hard times of new immigrants in Hong Kong at the end of the 20th century, and Teresa Teng's song "Sweet Honey" runs through it, successfully capturing the * * * exchange feelings of China people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. The plot of the film begins at 1986 and ends at 1995 when Teresa Teng died suddenly. Against the background of China's immigration tide, the historical changes in the ten years before Hong Kong's return to China are shown through Nobody. A film "Sweet Honey" was nominated by the Hong Kong Academy Awards 1 1 and won 9 awards. 1997 was ranked second among the top ten best films in the world by Time magazine.

4. Infernal Affairs

Infernal Affairs is a rescue work for Hong Kong films, which won almost all the awards in the 22nd Hong Kong Film Awards. The theme of police and bandits is undoubtedly a type that Hong Kong films are quite good at controlling, and Infernal Affairs is the pinnacle of this type. It presents the relationship between the police and robbers in an interchangeable way. The compact and measured narrative structure gives birth to an excellent suspense impression, which renders the irreplaceable sadness of fate and makes the depth of human nature intriguing.

5. "Golden Age"

The Golden Age was directed by, written and supervised by Li Wei, and starred by,, Wang and Zhu. Based on the life and love experience of Xiao Hong, a legendary female writer in the Republic of China, the film created a group of passionate young people in those days and restored an era full of freedom and ideals. This is a very poetic film, which is completely different from other films. It has a very poetic structure, some pictures in the middle of the film are very poetic, and the role of Xiao Hong is also very poetic.