Annie Wu

Manwatching tells the story about a strange combination of circumstances. Lei Ren looks exactly like a certain handsome star Wei Xiaolong, which causes him many problems. He accidentally gets hired as a substitute of the star. But the real star is in the shadows trying to get use of counterfeit money. Hilarity ensues.

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A man’s life is turned upside down when he discovers the mysterious woman he’s dating and his new boss are the same person, forcing him to uncover the truth behind her double life.

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Shun is the editor of Cosmo, a leading fashion magazine, and is overflowing with enthusiasm for life as she loves her work and is engaged to marry Wu Juyuan. However, all of the magic is suddenly sucked out of her life when a work oversight leads to demotion and her fiance decides to cancel the marriage. Now working as a warehouse administrator and leading a rocky love life, Shun vows to turn things around and get her life back on track.

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Wei is “Button man”, an expert cleaner for the Chinese Mafia, a man who arrives after a murder, takes care of the victim, disposing the body and leaves no evidence behind. Who would have thought one day, he would become a target of their list. (Mei Ah)

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taiwan films

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The innocent children in the village are happy to play in the village, singing nursery rhymes. Such a scenario no longer exists. The village children disappeared out of thin air, adults panicked, the village's one-eyed old yin and yang mother-in-law said that the legendary Tiger Gospel again appeared sixty years later. As the case is unusual, the police sent out excellent young police officers.

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A young woman moves into a Japanese-style house that's haunted by the ghost of a grieving widow who wants her "daughter" (i.e. whatever female happens to move in there) to join her in the afterlife.

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Due to a combination of bad writing, unnecessary and distracting directorial gimmicks (split screens, black & white, slow motion, etc.) and very inept subtitling, "West Down Girls" is almost completely impossible to follow, but I think it has something to do with the rivalry between two girls who are members of opposing street gangs, and the arrival on the scene of a third girl who is the childhood friend of one of them and the sister of the other. The (very few) action scenes are a complete mess. The film is basically an over-the-top melodrama and makes very little sense. I was too frustrated to even enjoy the beauty of Cheryl Yang and Annie Wu.

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Wind and Cloud are orphans raised by the powerful Lord Conqueror, who taught them martial arts in order to help him dominate the world.

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Xiao Tao is a tall, shy, and athletic, young girl entering college. Things just don't seem to be going right for her. She falls at the beach and sprains her ankle. She unwittingly makes the university's reigning princess, Sha Hui, her enemy. Dong Si, her secret crush, doesn't seem to know of her feelings. But Ah Li, the school's most popular and troublesome playboy, is showering her with attention! This may be too much for Xiao Tao, until happiness suddenly comes her way. She and Dong Si begin dating! Her happiness is short-lived, however, as the calculating Sha Hui is determined to be the number one girl, even if it means destroying Xiao Tao in the process. Meanwhile, standing on the sidelines, is Ah Li, who has made it known that the only girl for him is Xiao Tao. Can Dong Si and Xiao Tao keep their relationship afloat? Will Sha Hui succeed in her devious plans? Or will Xiao Tao realize that Ah Li is really the one for her?

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Exploitation film about chinese migrants.

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Set in the late 1950s, after Japan's devastating occupation in China, RED GRASS SAND is an involving look at one man's need for power. The film begins in 1941, when Commander Dor, of the Chinese Army, collects donations from his people and decides to keep the donations and burying them at Red Beach. He returns 15 years later with plans of returning to power, only to find its current inhabitants to be more than a little hostile.

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Asian Charlie's Angels is a Taiwanese version of the successful 1970s American television show, filmed in Mandarin. Produced in 2004 and airing on ImaginAsian in the United States, the show stars Annie Wu as Annabelle, Kelly Lin as Cindy and Qu Ying as Betty. Christy Chung also appears in the film as Angie.

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Due to an accident, detectives Chi and Wah are demoted and assigned to a police station in a remote village. They meet an old woman and her granddaughter. In order to cure the dementia of her grandmother, the girl re-plants a desolate chrysanthemum garden. Chi offers to help and gradually falls in love with her. But he does not know that he has the "sixth sense" and the girl may not be what she seems.

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An aspiring dancer meets her former fiance's gay lover, while her friend's beau is attracted to a new neighbor.

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The Duke of Mount Deer 2000 is a television series adapted from Louis Cha's novel The Deer and the Cauldron. It was first broadcast in 2000 in Hong Kong and followed by subsequent broadcasts in other Asian countries.

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Winner Takes All is a Hong Kong comedy starring Karl Maka and Ricky and Samuel Hui

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