Ye ban ge sheng

1995
1h 40min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaIn 1930's China, an opera troupe arrives at an abandoned theater, haunted by the spectral figure of it's previous owner - a once great opera singer - who now seeks to turn the company's youn... Leer todoIn 1930's China, an opera troupe arrives at an abandoned theater, haunted by the spectral figure of it's previous owner - a once great opera singer - who now seeks to turn the company's young leading men into a great star like himself.In 1930's China, an opera troupe arrives at an abandoned theater, haunted by the spectral figure of it's previous owner - a once great opera singer - who now seeks to turn the company's young leading men into a great star like himself.

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- 6 premios y 14 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
This epic Leslie Cheung vehicle is one of the most elaborate and expensive Hong Kong-Mainland co-productions for its time. The time-tested material was adapted from classic horror-mystery writer Szema Wei-Bang's Chinese interpretation of "The Phantom of the Opera". Curiously "Phantom Lover" is the fourth screen remake of this classic tragedy/love story with a screen lineage dating back to the early days of pre-World War II Shanghai film studios. In modern Hong Kong cinema, the last telling of 'Ye ban ge sheng' prior to Ronny Yu's version was produced over 30 years ago by none other than Sir Run Run Shaw in his lavish black and white widescreen adaptation in "The Mid-nightmare" starring Golden Age screen idols Betty Loh-Ti (Love Eterne) and Chao Lei (Kingdom & The Beauty) in the lead roles. That version was released in two parts in 1962 and 1963 respectively.

Conexiones
Featured in Century of Cinema: Naamsaang-neuiseung (1996)

Banda sonora
Song at Midnight
Lyrics by Yu-Sing Mok
Music & Performed by Leslie Cheung
Arranged by Chris Babida

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trivial fairytale in beautiful sceneries

This film did not leave me with same kind of enthusiastic feeling as other films with "Chinese fairytales" I've seen. The story itself wasn't that captivating, it somehow lacked the mysterious feeling. The director seems to know his work though: the film was so beautifully shoot, the lights and sceneries were outstanding.