Production
The film would have been Wei's second feature as a director, after So Young in 2013. [3]
| No Other Love | |
|---|---|
| Traditional Chinese | 沒有別的愛 |
| Simplified Chinese | 没有别的爱 |
| Hanyu Pinyin | Méiyǒu Biéde Ài |
| Directed by | Vicky Zhao Wei |
Production companies | Max Film Alibaba Pictures |
No Other Love is an unreleased Chinese film. The production had started in 2016 directed by Vicky Zhao Wei for Max Film and various Chinese companies, including Alibaba Pictures Group. [1] The film was written by Li Qiang. [2]
The film would have been Wei's second feature as a director, after So Young in 2013. [3]
In 2016 the film production removed the scenes of Leon Dai, a Taiwanese actor, after outcry among the Communist Youth League, even though his filming was already completed. [4] [5] A campaign of Internet comments had accused Dai of supporting Taiwanese independence and the funders stated they were unhappy with his response to the inquiries. [1] Another member of the cast was replaced after a similar campaign, namely Kiko Mizuhara for having visited the Yasukuni Shrine, a place associated with various controversies concerning Japanese war crimes in China. [6]
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