Women Who Flirt

Name: Women Who Flirt
Genre: Comedy
Released: November 26, 2014
Duration: 97 min

2014

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China Lion Film Distribution | Release Date: November 26, 2014 | Not Rated

Summary: Zhang Hui (Zhou Xun) has a crush on her fellow classmate, Xiao Gong (Huang Xiaoming). However, family pressure to succeed forces him to focus more on his studies rather than relationships, delegating Zhang Hui to the role of "friend". But Zhang Hui doesn't give up that easily. After graduation she finds work in Shanghai in order to stayZhang Hui (Zhou Xun) has a crush on her fellow classmate, Xiao Gong (Huang Xiaoming). However, family pressure to succeed forces him to focus more on his studies rather than relationships, delegating Zhang Hui to the role of "friend". But Zhang Hui doesn't give up that easily. After graduation she finds work in Shanghai in order to stay close to Xiao Gong. Matters are complicated, however, when Xiao Gong returns from a business trip to Taiwan with a new girlfriend, Bei Bei (Sonia Sui). Unable to admit defeat, Zhang Hui seeks help from a college classmate and her group of friends that have mastered the art of flirting. Overnight, Zhang Hui's appearance, demeanor, and skills of seduction improve dramatically. [China Lion]… Expand

Director: Ho-Cheung Pang

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 97 min

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Mark Jenkins

Nov 25, 2014

It’s just a question of what route Angie and Marco will take to happiness. Yet their unsurprising journey is lively and entertaining, thanks in equal measure to the movie’s star and its director. Read full review

Sheri Linden

Nov 25, 2014

Hong Kong director and co-writer Pang Ho-Cheung sends up gender stereotypes and reinforces them in his contemporary yet not quite fresh confection, zeroing in on certain women's girlie wiles. Read full review

Anita Gates

Nov 26, 2014

The film is exaggerated, ludicrous and simplistic. It shows a towering disdain for both men and women. But Angie and Marco have a certain good-natured charm, and there are some nice shots of Shanghai. Read full review

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