| Country / Region |
| Hong Kong |
| Year | | | 1997 |
| Color | | | Color |
| Length | | | 90 min |
| Rating | | | G |
Downtown Torpedoes
"Returning to Hong Kong from a European assignment, industrial spies Jackal and Cash find themselves under arrest and blackmailed into stealing counterfeit money plates. With help from their leader, an ex-guerrilla and a computer maven, the team accomplishes its mission. But a nasty surprise awaits - the government double-crossed them, framing them for the crime."
Stephen TUNG Wai
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Stephen TUNG Wai was born in China in 1954 and moved to Hong Kong where he developed a career as action choreographer and director. For him, what makes an action scene good beyond flying fists and kicks, depending on the actor’s performance, the camera angle, the editing and the mood of the film as a whole. |
