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The Director’s Series 11: Kirk Wong – True Colours & Gunmen
November 23rd, 2013 | 
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Past the weirder more experimental side of Kirk Wong, 1986’s True Colours and 1988’s Gunmen represents something more traditional: The brotherhood, romance, gunplay mashup and in the case of the latter, a low budget period effort in the vein of Untouchables but also in the vein of violent action and firey mayhem with a detailed, loving clash between producer and director.
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Running Times:
08m 12s – Raymond Wong biography/discussion
17m 15s – Ti Lung biography/discussion
28m 25s – True Colours review/discussion
52m 33s – Gunmen background
61m 50s – Gunmen review/discussion
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Tags: Brigitte Lin, Cinema, Film, Films, Gunmen, Hong Kong, Kirk Wong, Movie, Movies, Podcast, Raymond Wong, Reviews, Ti Lung, Tony Leung Ka-Fai, True Colours, Untouchables, podcasts, review | 
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