Where the Wind Blows review — an atmospheric Hong Kong cop drama
Three decades of police corruption is laid bare in Philip Yung’s film
Source: thetimes.co.uk
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Where the Wind Blows review: a frantic crime epic
Tony Leung and Aaron Kwok star as crooked cops in Philip Yung’s entertaining, decades-spanning true-crime story where fascinating incidents in Hong Kong’s history are skimmed over too quickly.
Source: bfi.org.uk
Where the Wind Blows review – a heady mix of gangster lore, lust and lawlessness
Hong Kong stars Aaron Kwok and Tony Leung Chiu-wai play corrupt police officers in Philip Yung’s ambitious but over-the-top crime epic
Source: theguardian.com
'Did he give them 1 of the 10 rings?' Grandmas run into Tony Leung at Gardens by the Bay
When in Singapore, one of the must-visit places for tourists is Gardens by the Bay, and the travel itinerary for celebrities is no different. Recently, two elderly women ran into Hong Kong superstar Tony Leung at the attraction. According to a TikTok post yesterday (Feb 19) by Jaden Lim, his grandma and her companion were taking a "leisurely walk in...
Source: asiaone.com
ICYMI: Our guide to the hottest Sydney CBD restaurant openings of the past year
ICYMI: Our guide to the hottest Sydney CBD restaurant openings of the past year Myffy Rigby Photo: Edwina Pickles Despite the general tenor of last year ("ugh" is a universal descriptor), a lot of good things happened. And a lot, surprisingly, in the restaurant world. Even more surprisingly, a lot happened in the city – an area of Sydney widely reported to have suffered the most. That's something to be celebrated. Restaurants in the CBD and surrounds need your support more than ever, so Good Food is putting out an all-points SOC (Save Our City) call to anyone who is hungry.
Source: goodfood.com.au