Director:
Kei-fung ToReparto:
Louis Koo, Wallace Chung Hon-leung, Timmy Hung, Vicki Zhao, Suet Lam, Hai-peng Lu, Eddie Cheung, Mimi Kung, Michael Tse, Raymond Wong, Kwok-Keung Cheung (más)Sinopsis(1)
Three arranca con un delincuente que, herido, es trasladado a un hospital. Allí, discurren tres puntos de vista: el de un médico, el de la policía y el del criminal, que quiere escapar. (Sitges Film Festival)
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Johnnie To goes nuts on old knees with a green screen and digital cameras. The fact that the veteran filmmaker does not close himself off to new technologies is in itself praiseworthy, but the result is unfortunately only a self-serving technology demo that is reminiscent of Johnnie To’s long-ago creative brilliance only in flashes. Three can be described as the tenth infusion from his phenomenal PTU strained through a drama about medical ethics. The fact that, in its annual list, the Hong Kong daily SCMP ranked To’s new film in 11th place out of 52 Hong Kong films shown in cinemas this year confirms both the mediocre quality of domestic production and perhaps the desire of Hong Kong viewers to see films about cops who are already being chewed up by the systemic routine until they fully resign themselves to morality.
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