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Hong Kong - 1996
On the run in South Africa after the murder of his mistress and her boss, Kai rapes a dying woman and contracts the Ebola virus. He miraculously escapes, becomes a healthy carrier and infects the patrons of his diner with a frightening enthusiasm.
Ebola Syndrome
Yi boh lai beng duk
Hong Kong - 1996
Directing by: Herman Yau
Writing: Ting Chau
Cinematography: Yu Kwok Bing
Music: Brother Hung
Produced by: Wong Jing
Cast: Anthony Wong, Wan Yeung-Ming, Shing Fui-On…
Distributor: Spectrum Films
Language : Cantonese // Subtitles : French
Writing: Ting Chau
Cinematography: Yu Kwok Bing
Music: Brother Hung
Produced by: Wong Jing
Cast: Anthony Wong, Wan Yeung-Ming, Shing Fui-On…
Distributor: Spectrum Films
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Ebola Syndrome
On the run in South Africa after the murder of his mistress and her boss, Kai rapes a dying woman and contracts the Ebola virus. He miraculously escapes, becomes a healthy carrier and infects the patrons of his diner with a frightening enthusiasm.
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Legally restricted to persons over 16
Lenght : 98 min // Ratio : 1.85 // Format : dcpLanguage : Cantonese // Subtitles : French
On the run in South Africa after the murder of his mistress and her boss, Kai rapes a dying woman and contracts the Ebola virus. He miraculously escapes, becomes a healthy carrier and infects the patrons of his diner with a frightening enthusiasm.
In 1993, the Herman Yau/Anthony Wong duo had already honored the villainous universe of the Hong Kong Category III with the very salty The Untold Story. But it was only a rehearsal before this ultimate explosion, capable of redefining the notion of bad taste. The horses are loose, propriety is dead, hung with its own guts. Anthony Wong's unfiltered performance will forever stun even the most jaded of deviant moviegoers. A quarter of a century after it was made, Ebola Syndrome has lost none of its transgressive power and still sits proudly in the pantheon of the darkest and most radical comedies ever made.