2002 (film)

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2002
2002 poster.jpg
Hong Kong film poster
Directed by Wilson Yip
Written by Vincent Kok
Chi-kin Kwok
Szeto Kam-Yuen
Wilson Yip
Produced byVincent Kok
Starring Nicholas Tse
Stephen Fung
CinematographyPoon Hang-sang
Edited by Cheung Ka-fai
Music byTommy Wai
Production
company
GH Pictures
Distributed by Golden Harvest
Release date
  • 15 December 2001 (2001-12-15)
Running time
94 minutes
CountryHong Kong
Language Cantonese
Box officeHK$7,984,660

2002 is a Hong Kong science fiction action film directed by Wilson Yip and starring Nicholas Tse and Stephen Fung.

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Plot

Tide Yau is a special agent from a police force known as 2002. He, however, is not an ordinary police officer and has the ability to see ghosts. In the beginning Tide's partner is Sam, however it is Sam's time to reincarnate and so a new partner must be found. The new partner comes in the form of Wind Cheng, who can also see ghosts. Wind (apart from being afraid of ghosts) thinks it is great being the partner of Tide and everything runs smoothly until Wind finds out that the unit only operates as human-ghost partnerships, so in order for the pair to continue working for 2002, one of them must die.

Cast

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Release

The film had a brief running in the United Kingdom on the short-lived TV channel CNX.

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