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(Movie Review) 'Leaving Mom': heartfelt Korean-Vietnamese family drama  Yonhap News Agency

Boat People: Becoming Refugees  The Criterion Collection

How early Patrick Tam and Ann Hui films show Hong Kong New Wave’s diversity  South China Morning Post

The Story of Woo Viet (1981)  IMDb

Ann Hui interview: “I tried to find work whenever I could. I like to work!”  easternKicks.com

Eastern Edge, Skyline Set North America Release For Vietnam-Korean Family Drama ‘Leaving Mom’  Deadline

Cinema of Fire: The Top 5 Films of Director Ringo Lam  That Shelf

Interview: Ann Hui Discusses Style, Purpose, and Expression Across Her Illustrious Career in Hong Kong Cinema  Cinema Escapist

First ever 50/50 Vietnam-Korea co-production ‘Leaving Mom' set for release  Screen Global Production

Korean Star Jung Il-woo proves why he is called 'Vietnam's national son-in-law' as he promotes 'Heading t  The Times of India

Wild Women With Steak Knives: VISIBLE SECRET (Ann Hui, 2001)  Fangoria

The Story of Woo Viet (1981)  IMDb

Boat People: Persistence of Vision  The Criterion Collection

Film Review: Boat People (1982) by Ann Hui  Asian Movie Pulse

News: Hong Kong New Wave: 1979–1989 at The Garden Cinema with special guest Ann Hui  easternKicks.com

10 Things I Learned: Rouge  The Criterion Collection

Hong Kong star Chow Yun-fat named Asian Filmmaker of the Year at Busan film festival  South China Morning Post

[DipeGo] "The Nation's Son-in-Law Has Arrived"…Jung Il-woo, Vietnam's Superstar  DIPE.CO.KR

Masterclass with Hong Kong director Ann Hui  King's College London

Bullet in the Head: John Woo’s Long-Neglected Masterpiece Gets a New 4K Set  JoBlo

Interview: Kwan Pun-Leung on July Rhapsody  Loud And Clear Reviews

John Woo Between Extremes: ‘Bullet in the Head’ and ‘Once a Thief’ Join the Shout! Factory  Slant Magazine

Jung Il-woo earns 'Vietnamese national son-in-law' title with film success - CHOSUNBIZ  Chosunbiz

The 100 best Hong Kong movies  Time Out

Film Review: The Head Hunter (1982) by Lau Shing-hon  Asian Movie Pulse

Jung Il-woo returns to Vietnam for emotional family film premiere  Báo VietNamNet

Is Bullet in the Head John Woo’s best film? A deep dive into the movie  South China Morning Post

Cherie Chung a screen goddess, the Marilyn Monroe of Hong Kong, fans said  South China Morning Post