| The three best actors--Andy Lau, Stephen Chow, and Tony Leung--have distinctive styles and fascinating careers. Their early works leave audiences an impression of their innocent and impenitent youth. "Crossroads" takes us back to the 1980s when their careers were taking off. Watch how they portray the complex psychology of confused youth.
Includes the following three short films by Andy Lau, Stephen Chow, and Tony Leung, 23 minutes each:
A DECISION:
I want to be a good person! Andy Lau portrayed this theme 20 years before Internal Affairs'? Monkey (Andy Lau} and his good friend Ah Chu (Liu Shao Chun) are child labourers. Their wages are withheld by unscrupulous contractor so they vent their anger by messing up the construction site which leads to a fire. Monkey decides to repent after this incident. Unfortunately Ah Chu is impenitent and the two go their separate ways.
POCKET MONEY:
The king of comedy Stephen Chow is a miserable student who is addicted to drugs? Needless to say it's remarkable! When wealthy Ah Bong (Stephen Chow), who lacks family affection, heard that classmate Ah Kin {Wilson Lam) wants a computer, he sells his to him at a low price. He then uses the money to buy drugs! Stephen Chow rarely acted in TV drama at the early stage of his career and this is the only RTHK produced episode that he took part.
STRAYED:
Obedient senior secondary school student Ah Man (Tony Leung) is worried about his sick mother and his own schooling. When he and his classmates go to play basketball one day, they meet some bullies who provoke his classmate into a fight. Someone gets killed and the police hunt for the murderer... watch Ah Man struggles between running away or not, it is like watching Chan Wing Van (character of Tony in Internal Affairs) trapped in hell.
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