Introduction
Imagine that the entire population of the planet has vanished, except for you and 16 other people. Do the moral principles and religious beliefs we live by still apply?
World Focus
The Midnight After
[ 那夜凌晨，我坐上了旺角開往大埔的紅VAN ]
Director:Fruit Chan
10/26 17:20- 10/28 20:00-
©Golden Scene Company Limited / the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 2014 All Rights Reserved
121min Cantonese Color | 2014 Hong Kong |
Synopsis
Adapted from the 2012 best-selling novel “Lost On A Red Minibus To Taipo”, The Midnight After is a dark, tightly paced thriller revolving around an overnight minibus and its 17 passengers. It visualizes Hong Kong’s contemporary society in a post-apocalyptic setting and explores themes of destiny, faith and the relationship between mankind and the surrounding environment. Stripping the drama back to its basics, this story fundamentally explores the inner monsters of human nature.
TOHO CINEMAS Roppongi Hills SCREEN5
10/26 17:20 - (121min)
TOHO CINEMAS Nihonbashi SCREEN7
10/28 20:00 - (121min)
Situation of seats
◎: Still seats available △: Only few seats left ✕: Sold out
* Same-day tickets for fully-booked screenings will not be sold.
How to Buy
Tickets for some screenings/programs may be available even after sold out.
On Sale from 12:00 on Oct.11
- Online Reservation
Get a ticket board membership through your mobile phone, smartphone or PC.
Service Hours: 24 hours a day from 12:00 on Oct. 11 until 20 min. after the last screening on Oct. 31
- Telephone Reservation Oct. 11～Oct. 26
Number: 0570-060-506 (From PHS/IP Phone 0986-30-4037) An operator will assist your purchase.
10:00～20:00 every day except Oct. 11 (12:00～20:00）
On Sale form Oct.23
- TOHO CINEMAS Roppongi Hills: Oct.23 - Oct.31 9:30am
*Tickets for TIFF Nihonbashi venue are also sold here.
- TOHO CINEMAS Nihonbashi: Oct.24 - Oct.31 9:30am
*Tickets for TIFF Roppongi venue are also sold here.
- Director
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Fruit Chan
Fruit Chan was born in Guangzhou in 1959. He directed his debut feature Finale in Blood (1990). Made in Hong Kong(1997), The Longest Summer (1998) and Little Cheung (1999) were seen as a “Hong Kong Handover Triptych” and made him an icon in Hong Kong’s burgeoning independent film scene. He also made short films and joined several collaborative projects, and has produced films for other directors.
- Staff
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Director : Fruit Chan
Executive Producer : Winnie Tsang
Producer : Amy Chin
Screenplay : Chan Fai Hung
Screenplay : Kong Ho Yan
Cinematographer : Lam Wah Tsuen
Editor : Tin Sam Fat
Editor : To To
- Cast
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Simon Yam
Wong You Nam
Janice Man
Kara Hui
Lam Suet
Chui Tien You
Sam Lee
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