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A list of films produced in Hong Kong in 1951:
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A list of films produced in Hong Kong in 1951:
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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| 1951 | ||||||
| The Naked City | ||||||
| Saboteur | ||||||
| The Scatterbrain (aka Shihunyu) | Chow Sze-Luk | Tang Kei-Chan, Hung Cheuk, Tsang Nam-Sze, Au-Yeung Kim, Chun Siu-Lei, Fung Ying-Seung, Lau Kwai-Hong, To Sam-Ku, Liu Mung-Kok, Leung Suk-Hing, Lam Kar-Yee, Wong Aau, Chao Fei-Fei, Chan Lap-Ban, Sai Gwa-Pau, Lam Mui-Mui | Comedy | [1] [2] | ||
| Second Lady | Fung Fung-Kor | Ng Cho-Fan, Tsi Law-Lin, Fung Ying-Seung, Yung Yuk-Yi, Ha Bo-Lin, Gam Lau, Carrie Ku Mei | Drama | |||
| Sweet Girls | Wong Hok-Sing | Sheung Hoi-Mui, Tam Lan-Hing, Yu Lai-Zhen, Chun Siu-Lei, To Sam-Ku, Fa Bik-Ha, Chan Lap-Ban | Drama | |||
| Lei dian zhui feng jian The Lightning Sword | ||||||
| Chang duan mu zi xin Mother and Son in Grief | ||||||
| Emei fei jian heng sao jin yin gong How the Flying Swordsman from Emei Mountain Raided Gold and Silver Palace | ||||||
| Nu ren yu lao hu The Affair of Diana | ||||||
| Yao chi yuan yang Celestial Lovers | ||||||
| Qi can hong Weep for the Fallen Petals | ||||||
| Hua gu niang The Flower Girl | ||||||
| Emei fei xia wu chuang feng huo dao Flying Swordsman's Adventure on Island of Wind and Fire | ||||||
| Huang jiang nu xia da po wu gong zhen How the Heroine of Deserted River Shattered the Centipedes Militia | ||||||
| Gu chu lei An Orphan's Sad Tale | ||||||
| Mo gong yao hou Queen of the Devil's Palace | ||||||
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lian wo liang qing Mutual Affections | ||||
| Xue ying han mei Plum-Blossom in the Snow | ||||
| Wu long hun yin Marriage by Mistake | ||||
| Leng luo chun xiao Neglected Wife | ||||
| Ren zhi cu Infancy | Literally: The Birth of Mankind | |||
| Yin deng mo ying Phantom in the Limelight | ||||
| Ge yuan xiang hun The Singing Girl's Spirit | ||||
| Piao ling yan Drifting in the Sea | ||||
| Chun dao ren jian Advent of Spring | ||||
| Qing tian gu yan Orphan Girl in Love | ||||
| Ren yue huang hun hou Sunset Rendezvous | ||||
| Wu xian en qing wu xian hen Fathomless Love, Fathomless Hate | ||||
| Yi fan feng shun Sail on to Success | ||||
| Wu jia qi Spoiling the Wedding Day | ||||
| Aau seung han A Sad Tale of Rainbow Robes | ||||
| Fei dao li feng jiao Li Fengjion's Flying Daggers | ||||
| Jin hun ji A Night-Time Wife | ||||
| Cong ci xiao lang mo lu ren From Now on We Are Strangers | ||||
| Wu di lian huan biao Darts of Fury | ||||
| Diyuan chunxin hua dujuan A King Speaks His Heart | ||||
| Ci xiong shuang xia The Chivalrous Pair | ||||
| Wu zi mei Five Sisters | ||||
| Kunlun san jian xia Three Swordsmen from Kunlun | ||||
| Fu zhi xin ling Lucky Strike | ||||
| Guai cuo you qing lang The Wrongly-Accused Lover | ||||
| Nan wei le mama Poor Mother | ||||
| Xin hu bu gui Why Not Return? | ||||
| Ling Guixing san da Liang Tianlai How Liang Tianlai Was Thrice Beaten Up by Ling Guiqing | ||||
| Yuan fu qing ge An Unhappy Woman's Love Song | ||||
| Qiu fen Autumn Tombs | ||||
| Jia cu jin gui xu She Regrets Having Married a Rich Husband | ||||
| Hong lou xin meng A Dream of Red Mansions | ||||
| Huo shao lian huan chuan | ||||
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