A Chilling Cosplay

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A Chilling Cosplay
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Traditional Chinese 制服
Simplified Chinese 制服
Hanyu Pinyin Zhì Fú
Jyutping Zai3 Feok6
Directed by Wang Guangli
Written byWang Juan
Deng Xiaoxia
Qin Wei
Produced byHan Xiaozhi
Wong Jing
Lan Lixin
Shang Xuemei
Starring Simon Yam
Vivian Hsu
Ying Er
Yuan Hong
Production
companies
Henan Film Group
Beijing Ifilmfilm Art and Culture Company
China Film Company
Orange Sky Golden Harvest
Zhejiang Hengdian Film Distribution
Mega-Vision Pictures
Henan Film Studio
Shanghai Youchuang Film and TV Culture
Wanda Film and Television Media
Dadi Century Films
Distributed byChina Film Company
Orange Sky Golden Harvest
Zhejiang Hengdian Film Distribution
Wanda Film and Television Media
Dadi Century Films
Shanghai Film Company Film and TV Distribution Subsidiary Company
Mega-Vision Pictures
Gala Film Distribution
Release dates
  • 29 October 2013 (2013-10-29)(China)
  • 7 November 2013 (2013-11-07)(Hong Kong)
Running time
95 minutes
CountriesChina
Hong Kong
LanguageMandarin

A Chilling Cosplay is a 2013 Chinese-Hong Kong crime thriller film directed by Wang Guangli and starring Simon Yam, Vivian Hsu, Ying Er and Yuan Hong.

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Plot

During a period of time, two cases of murder occurred in the community. The victims include a young woman, whose corpse is said to have been frozen by the murderer using a special technique and being dressed up in a costume afterwards before being discarded like a mere doll. Police Captain Fang Youwei (Simon Yam) and his partner Yan Xiaotong (Ying Er), alongside newly recruited officer Xiao Kai (Yuan Hong) investigate this case. They find out that the two victims were college classmates ten years ago, and also stayed in the same cosplay club. Fang approaches Zhou Jin (Vivian Hsu), who was classmates with the two victims. The appearance of Zhou lends the case a new direction and she seems to be the next target of the murderer.

The murderer hides in the shadow sharpening his blade, grinning in his hatred towards the 3 women. He has waited years to seek merciless revenge. In the era of moral turpitude, everything is fearless, life is worthless.

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