Moonlight in Tokyo
Directed by Alan Mak Siu-Fai, Felix Chong Man-Keung"Swan Lake," "The Ugly Duckling," magical realism, and two Chinese men in Tokyo. Jun is mildly mentally disabled, in his late 20s, living with his siblings after his mother has died. Knowing he's a burden to them, he runs away to the Shinjuku district where, on the first night, he recognizes another Chinese he knew in school years earlier - it's Hoi, a wannabe gangster deeply in debt to a loan shark who's just had him beaten. Jun helps Hoi home and the next day a quasi-protectorate starts. Hoi and a Chinese friend market Jun as a Korean gigolo. There's more to Jun than meets the eye, and more to Hoi's past. Who's taking care of whom?
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Moonlight in Tokyo was released on December 29, 2005.
Moonlight in Tokyo was directed by Alan Mak Siu-Fai, Felix Chong Man-Keung.
Moonlight in Tokyo has a runtime of 1h 34m.
Moonlight in Tokyo was produced by Andrew Lau Wai-Keung.
"Swan Lake," "The Ugly Duckling," magical realism, and two Chinese men in Tokyo. Jun is mildly mentally disabled, in his late 20s, living with his siblings after his mother has died. Knowing he's a burden to them, he runs away to the Shinjuku district where, on the first night, he recognizes another Chinese he knew in school years earlier - it's Hoi, a wannabe gangster deeply in debt to a loan shark who's just had him beaten. Jun helps Hoi home and the next day a quasi-protectorate starts. Hoi and a Chinese friend market Jun as a Korean gigolo. There's more to Jun than meets the eye, and more to Hoi's past. Who's taking care of whom?
The key characters in Moonlight in Tokyo are Jun (Leon Lai Ming), Hoi (Chapman To Man-Chat), Lu (Michelle Yip Suen).
Moonlight in Tokyo is a Comedy, Drama, Crime film.
Moonlight in Tokyo has an audience rating of 5.7 out of 10.