Love In Disguise
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Love In Disguise |
| Original title | Liàn ài tōng gào (戀愛 通告) |
| Country of production |
Taiwan China |
| original language | Standard Chinese |
| Publishing year | 2010 |
| length | approx. 98 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Lee-Hom Wang |
| script |
Lee-Hom Wang Xin-Yi Du Hung-chieh Chen |
| production | Joan Huang Mathew Tang Michelle Yeh |
| music |
Nathan Wang Lee-Hom Wang |
| camera | Ping Bin Lee |
| cut | Angie Lee |
| occupation | |
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The musical film Love In Disguise is in Shanghai , China turned and from a Taiwanese -produced production company comedy from the year 2010 with Lee-Hom Wang and Liu Yifei in the lead roles. The film celebrated its world premiere in China on August 2, 2010 and was shown in Chinese cinemas on August 12 and in Taiwanese cinemas on August 13. Love In Disguise became the top grossing film by a debut director in Chinese history with total grossing over 60 million RMB (over 6 million euros).
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Du Ming-Han ( Lee-Hom Wang ) has been incredibly famous since a young age and therefore only knows life as a pop star. However, for all the glamor, there is still one important ingredient missing in his life - true love. When Du Ming-Han met the music student Song Xiao-Qing ( Liu Yifei ), with the help of his band member and best friend Wei Zhi-Bai (Han-Dian Chen) he forged the plan to disguise himself as a poor farm boy named Ah-De also to enroll at the music college in order to be able to build a friendship with the young Xiao-Qing. His true identity threatens to be exposed several times because he has to switch back and forth between Du Ming-Han and Ah-De again and again. Ultimately, Song Xiao-Qing learns who he is through hearsay and is deeply disappointed.
When the music college threatens to be closed, you help prevent this with your prominent name. At the crucial school event, Du Ming-Han apologizes to Song Xiao-Qing in the form of a song and assures her of his true love.
Soundtrack
Film score by Nathan Wang, songs sung and written by Lee-Hom Wang , appeared on Wang's solo album "The 18 Martial Arts" (2010):
- You u love me
- Beauty
- End of the Earth
- The One and Only [song from the solo album "The One and Only" (2001)]
- The 18 Martial Arts
- All the things you never knew (main motif)
- Boya cuts the strings
Awards
- 2011: Harbin Film Festival " Most Commercial Debut Director" (New Director with Most Commercial Value)
- 2011: 15th Global Chinese Music Awards "Best Debut Director" (Best Newcomer Director)
Web links
- Film review on Molodezhnaja.ch
- Official film website (chin.)
- Love In Disguise in the Internet Movie Database (English)