Vietnamese action flick and blockbuster “Hai Phuong” (Furie) will be released in Chinese cinemas on September 20, 2019. In 2018, only 34 foreign films were allowed to be distributed on a revenue-sharing basis in China. Read: [Web Link]
Hai Phuong (“Furie”) becomes highest-grossing Vietnamese movie of all time. It has earned US$578,000 (VND13.4 billion) in the US. Prior to that, the movie also did well here in Vietnam. Despite not being available for moviegoers below 18, the film earned VND50 billion after three days in theaters across Vietnam and VND160 billion after three weeks. […]
Thanks to long time genre booster Danny Templegod for taking the time to review ‘Lady Detective Shadow’: “First of all this is an entire Chinese Production, actually this completely works [read full] OR [link to website] “
Furie, also known as Hai Phuong, is directed by Vietnamese filmmaker Le-Van Kiet, of the films Dust of Life, House in the Alley, Bay Cap 3, Gentle, The Lost Tour: Vietnam, and The Rich Woman previously. The film will open in theaters first in Vietnam. Well Go USA will then release Le-Van Kiet’s Furie in select US theaters starting March 1st 2019. Press by […]
Another nice review for our film ‘Lady Detective Shadow’ film: “Martial Arts films have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember, from Bruce Lee classics to Iko Uwais in The Raid, I do appreciate a good one when I see it. To my surprise, Lady Detective Shadow is yet […]
Bey gives his insights on film-making in China on the US Weekly edition of China Daily: Filmmakers must learn to communicate creatively constantly and effectively To read the full article, click here […]
Interview of Bey on HK Magazine June 2011! He talks about his success in Hong Kong cinema and how he’s sometimes mistaken for Quentin Tarantino. Click here to read full interview […] or try this link […]
An interview with Bey on film website Asian Movie Pulse. It’s a recent favourite interview of Bey as it allowed him to talk and expand on his views on life, career and the industry (past and present). Do check it out! Click here for the link […] Click here for saved file of the interview […]
Bey was interviewed by website Vox Asia about the issues of casting talents in the Hong Kong film industry, particularly regarding the use of online resources to achieve such purpose. Vox Asia is produced by The Journalism & Media Studies Centre at the University of Hong Kong. To read the full article, click here […]
Film industry magazine All Lights publishes its Cannes Focus edition this May 2011. It includes an interview of Bey on his career and new projects. Check it out! Click here […]