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SKU #:	18085
Title:	Perhaps Love (Blu-Ray)
Starring:	Takeshi Kaneshiro , Jacky Cheung , Chow Shun , Ji Jin Hee
Director:	Peter Chan
Aspect Ratio:	16:9 Widescreen 1920x1080p Full HD
Media Format:	Blu-Ray - NTSC
Region Code:	Region A   (For Region A Compatible Blu-Ray Players only)
Studio:	Tai Seng Video Marketing
Production:	2005
Sale Price:	Now Only US$25.95 (25% Off)
Shipping Unit:	1
Audio Spec:	Mandarin (DTS-HD MA 5.1 96/24) ,Mandarin (DD EX 5.1)
Dialogue:	Mandarin (DTS-HD MA 5.1 96/24) ,Mandarin (DD EX 5.1), English 5.1
Subtitles:	English , Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese
Remarks:	Trailers ,Making Of , Behind-the-scenes. TV spots. Music Video. Trailers.

Multiple award-winning director, Peter Ho-Sun Chan (Comrades, Almost A Love Story) returns after nine years to helm Perhaps Love. He is joined by Oscar-winning cinematographer Peter Pau (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), Asian heartthrob Takeshi Kaneshiro (House Of Flying Daggers), singing sensation and award-winning actor, Jacky Cheung, up and coming popular Chinese actress, Zhou Xun (The Little Chinese Seamstress and Suzhou River), and renowned Bollywood dance choreographer, Farah Khan. Shot in Beijing and Shanghai, the film is a US$10 million production, filled with spectacular set designs, breath-taking circus performances, mesmerizing and sumptuous Broadway-style musical numbers and punctuated throughout by beautiful love songs. The story is a movie-within-a-movie, featuring a love triangle plot that parallels the actors' lives. Jealousy, hatred and passion ignited by memories of the past, collide and culminate through the intervention of a seasoned muse, a modern-day cupid, who shares their joy and sorrow.