Leaving in Sorrow (2001)

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Leaving In Sorrow is a gritty, realistic portrayal of Hong Kong in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis. It is the first Hong Kong production filmed in the "Dogme 95" style, using hand-held cameras, natural lighting, and real locations. The film follows a disparate group of characters--including a pastor, a magazine editor, and a slacker from San Francisco--who find their lives suddenly turned upside down by events beyond their control.

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00:00The movie is more similar to the actor and the crew.

00:05When the director was first to find me, he gave me a story,

00:08and he gave me a movie, and he gave me a movie, and he gave me a movie.

00:09And it was quite a long time ago, and it was a few years ago.

00:12I think the other movie is a little bit different,

00:15but it's a little bit more自由, because it's not a certain way.

00:18Because you're not the real estate agent.

00:19Because I'm not the real estate agent, and I'm not the real estate agent.

00:22Yes, I'm not a master.

00:24I'm a teacher, you know?

00:30As we have worked with, I'm a new CEO.

00:44Why did you start making a film?

00:45You don't need to follow me, but I really like you.

00:52Please come here and go to the car.

00:54Can you give me your wife to my mom?

00:56Are you concerned about wanting the living room?

00:57I'm concerned about the one of those who are the men.

00:58How did you play?

01:01You just called me?

01:03What did you call me?

01:06In 1989, I went to北京.

01:08I studied for a few months.

01:10Hey?

01:11I want to play some games.

01:16I'm a kid.

01:18I found my friend.

01:33If you say the most difficult time,

01:35it would be the most difficult time.

01:39It would be the most difficult time.

01:40I remember that movie,

01:41you watched it once.

01:43But that day,

01:45we had to cry three times.

01:47I took three times.

01:48I stopped to cry,

01:50and I said,

01:51I said,

01:52I said,

01:52I sat down.

01:53I sat down and sat down.

01:58I said,

01:59I said,

01:59you can't cry three times?

02:02I said,

02:03I said,

02:03I really couldn't cry.

02:05At first,

02:05I was a little confused.

02:06The camera was a little confused.

02:08It was a very difficult time.

02:13After that,

02:16I watched a few times.

02:17So,

02:17I used to say,

02:18the camera can't be there,

02:20or it's dead.

02:21Because when you're familiar with it,

02:25you will be more focused.

02:26It's more likely to give you things to people.

02:30It's more of a doubt.

02:33It's more of a doubt.

02:33back then,

02:34there's a lot of not a good deal.

02:39It's more of a doubt.

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