A Family Film From John Woo and Cinema City

John Woo made this fluffy family film during his Cinema City days. Bin-Bin and Songwriter Teddy Robin Kwan play two street urchins who meet up with a sad and lonely rich kid (Bin-Bin). They become friends when the kid's shady uncle mistaken them for his nephew. There's some funny dialog in the film when Teddy matches wits with the Uncle. Tsui Hark makes a guest star appearance as Bin-Bin's Grandfather. Harmless sugary fun from the pen of Raymond Wong and the lens of John Woo. Teddy Robin Kwan wrote and performed the title song "Run Tiger Run"

Recommended for John Woo fans.

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