| Plastic City | |
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Hong Kong release poster
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| Directed by | Yu Lik-wai |
| Starring | Anthony Wong Joe Odagiri Domingos Antonio |
| Cinematography | Lai Yiu-fai |
| Edited by | Wenders Li |
| Music by | Yoshihiro Hanno |
Production |
Bitters End |
| Distributed by | Bitters End (Japan) Paris Filmes (Brazil) |
Release dates |
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Running time | 118 minutes |
| Countries | Brazil China Hong Kong Japan |
| Languages | Mandarin Portuguese Japanese |
| Budget | R$ 5,5 million[1] |
Plastic City (Chinese: 荡寇; pinyin: Dangkou) is a 2008 Brazilian-Chinese-Hong Kong-Japanese thriller film directed by Yu Lik-wai.[2]
Set in the traditional neighborhood of Liberdade in downtown São Paulo, Plastic City has an immense Eastern community that was established over the years as protagonist, people who are seeking for a land of opportunity and a place for new business – legal or illegal. It is in the midst of Chinese cultural traditions and the chaos of urban life that the immigrant Yuda and his son Kirin are commanding a piracy mafia in Brazil, but this empire went into decline when they were threatened by a powerful organization with strong international influences.[3][4][5]
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