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Devil Nail Clippers (2010)

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Synopsis

One day, Kai-yi confesses to her boyfriend Ji-wen that she can only eat nail clippers. Convinced that there are others like her, Kai-yi asks Ji-wen to help her open a nail clipper shop for other nail clipper eaters out there. Based on a short story by director Pang Ho-cheung, Jimmy Wan and Derek Tsang's dark comedy may be part of Pang's effort to bring his brand of sly, cynical storytelling to Mainland Chinese audiences, but the story serves up a surprising twist that shows these Hong Kong filmmakers haven't lost their edge at all.

Movie Information

Director
Derek Tsang Kwok-Cheung
Release Year
2010
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Genre
Fantasy
Language
ZH
Status
Released

Top Cast

Zhou Xun — cast portrait as Kai-yi
Zhou Xun
Kai-yi
Lawrence Chou Chun-Wai — cast portrait as Ji-wen
Lawrence Chou Chun-Wai
Ji-wen

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One day, Kai-yi confesses to her boyfriend Ji-wen that she can only eat nail clippers. Convinced that there are others like her, Kai-yi asks Ji-wen to help her open a nail clipper shop for other nail clipper eaters out there. Based on a short story by director Pang Ho-cheung, Jimmy Wan and Derek Tsang's dark comedy may be part of Pang's effort to bring his brand of sly, cynical storytelling to Mainland Chinese audiences, but the story serves up a surprising twist that shows these Hong Kong filmmakers haven't lost their edge at all.

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