A must-watch film for lovers of Hong Kong films, or anyone who enjoys a good thriller.is the founder of Film Monthly, and teaches screenwriting at Columbia College Chicago.Got a problem? The effect is nothing short of magical, and creates yet another character as the lighting transforms actual locations into a sort of stage, where characters walk into the spotlight to be seen, then retreat only to disappear into the darkness.The pacing, the noir style, and the intensely restrained action make P.T.U. In P.T.U., he gets the rare chance to play a starring role, and brings all of his considerable acting ability to full bear with great results.P.T.U., one of those from-dusk-till-dawn films, is shot in the night streets of Hong Kong, with characters illuminated only by high-contrast spotlights. Lam Suet is just the opposite, prone to portraying the heavy or the fat sidekick, relying purely on his ability as an actor and the subtle nuance of character. He is still all of those things, but he is also a leader his team will follow unquestioningly, and a man of quick decisiveness aimed at the sure result.
Has become one of the most recognizable law enforcement bodies in Hong Kong.Simon Yam, typically the muscular-pretty boy-tough guy, plays to restraint and simmering action here, and it works extremely well.
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