Movie set in Malaysia's ethnic Chinese community competing for four honours


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 24 Oct 2006

HONG KONG: Peter Chan's musical movie "Perhaps Love'' racked up the most nominations in the 43rd Golden Horse Awards, but a fellow Hong Kong director's comeback film and a mainland Chinese newcomer's heist comedy also emerged as top contenders. 

Accumulating fewer nominations but well represented in key categories were "After This Our Exile,'' Hong Kong director Patrick Tam's first movie in 17 years, and surprisingly, up-and-coming Chinese director Ning Hao's "Crazy Stone,'' a hilarious story about scrappy thieves who covet a precious stone. 

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