Drama,Comedy,Romance
Hong Kong
Love Is Love is a 1990 Hong Kong romantic comedy-drama film directed by Tony Au and starring Stephen Chow, Sandra Ng, and Suki Kwan. The film follows the story of two young lovers who elope and struggle to make ends meet. Shui, played by Stephen Chow, finds a job in a jewelry importing company, where he works hard and impresses his boss, Suki, played by Suki Kwan. As Shui climbs the corporate ladder, he becomes more distant from his wife Ti, portrayed by Sandra Ng, who struggles with the challenges of their meager and difficult life.
Ti's disapproving father, played by Shing Fui-On, who had previously arranged for her to marry someone else, disapproves of her relationship with Shui, making their lives even more complicated. Meanwhile, Suki begins to fall in love with Shui and tries to make advances toward him. But despite the growing attraction between them, Shui remains loyal to his wife.
As the story progresses, the relationship between Shui and Ti becomes strained, and Shui finds himself torn between his love for his wife and his growing affection for Suki. The conflict between his emotions and his sense of duty leads to a series of unexpected twists and turns that ultimately reveal the true meaning of love.
Love Is Love is a heartwarming and humorous tale about the complexities of relationships and the power of love. The performances of the lead actors, particularly Stephen Chow and Sandra Ng, are praised for their emotional depth and comic timing. The film is known for its catchy theme song, which became a hit in Hong Kong and other Asian countries.
