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Moon to (Protégé)

This afternoon, I ask something friends to play basketball outside, but unlucky, we only play for a while, it rains and last for long time. So we get another idea. Now the Hongkong film was show on the cinema. Then we go to cinema to watch the film, i think it is a good anti-drug film, and follow are some informaiton about this film:

Film name: Moon to (transliterate)

Also Known As:Protégé (International: English title)

Runtime:Hong Kong:106 min Country:Hong Kong

Language:Cantonese , Chinese

Color:Colorful

Certification:Singapore:M18 / Singapore:NC-16 (edited version) / Hong Kong:IIB

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Actor Casting:

Andy Lau ---- Kwan Banker

Zhang Jingchu ---- Jane

Louis Koo ---- Jane's Husband

Daniel Wu ---- Nick

Anita Yuen ----Kwan's wife

Hong Kong director Derek Yee, lead actor Andy Lau and Daniel Wu and supporting actress Ho Mei Tin posed at the press conference in Beijing on Saturday, 10th February. [Photo: CRIENGLISH.COM]
Hong Kong director Derek Yee (the first person on the left of the picture) presented his newest Anti-drug film "Protege" to the Beijing media on Saturday afternoon, along with its stellar cast including lead actors Andy Lau and Daniel Wu and supporting actress Ho Mei Tin. Director Yee said that he was greatly impressed by the professionalism and dedication of the big names to this movie, setting aside their glamorous images to play breakthrough roles in "Protege". Dubbed "Everything About Drugs," the movie "Protege" was inspired by a true story about a drug dealer and his apprentice.The film portrays the underworld realistically and emphasizes the message that "drugs kill and drugs are bad." Andy Lau plays a big-time drug dealer in the movie with Daniel Wu as his two-faced apprentice, concealing his true identity as an informer sent by policemen. Chinese actress Zhang Jingchu plays a drug addict who trying to quit, intending to set an example to persuade her husband to quit drugs. However, she later has a love affair with Daniel Wu. Yee said lead actor Andy Lau has gradually become a professional actor rather than an idol, presenting more mature and sophisticated performances in movies. He also gave high credit to Chinese actress Zhang Jingchu's performance as a drug addict in an unhappy marriage. "She did much more preparation and research than what I asked for her role in the movie. She was so engaged in her role during the shooting that I even started to worry that the movie might leave her psychological problems," Yee said. Daniel Wu's role as a two-faced apprentice was the most difficult one to portray, Yee said. "Other roles are much more expressive and distinctive than his. His portrayal of the role is hard to top," Yee said. Yee, who directed the recent films "2 Young" and "Drink Drank Drunk," won the best director award at the 2005 Hong Kong Film Awards for "One Night In Mongkok." Though the theme of the movie is far from the Spring Festival's joyous atmosphere, this movie "Protege" is expected to do well at the box office. It is due to be released in cinemas across the nation on February 14, Valentine's Day.