An Asian cross-cultural trilogy of horror films from accomplished indie directors.An Asian cross-cultural trilogy of horror films from accomplished indie directors.An Asian cross-cultural trilogy of horror films from accomplished indie directors.
- Awards
- 5 wins & 14 nominations total
Kyôko Hasegawa
- Kyoko (segment "Box")
- (as Kyoko Hasegawa)
Po-Lin Lau
- Li's Maid (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Pauline Lau)
Miriam Chin-Wah Yeung
- Ching (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Miriam Yeung)
Kam-Mui Fung
- Vomiting Woman (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Fung Kam-Mui)
Wai-Man Wu
- Nurse (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Wu Wai-Man)
Chak-Man Ho
- Wang (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Ho Chak-Man)
So-Foon Wong
- Kate's Mother (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Wong So-Fun)
Ho Fung Chuk
- High society woman 1 (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Ho Fung-Chuk)
Wai-Ling Chan
- High society woman 2 (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Chan Wai-Ling)
Agnes Pang
- High society woman 3 (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Pang Wai-Ling)
Suk-Hing Leung
- High society woman 4 (segment "Dumplings")
- (as Yeung Suk-Hing)
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Three short films that are plenty extreme and if the endings of all three leave us wondering maybe that is good. I did however find the end of Cut more than a little baffling. There again 'unsatisfactory' endings of Eastern films as judged by Westerners is nothing new. All three are beautifully shot with great camera-work and excellent use of colour. I found Miiki's the most perfect if not as much like his usual output as many would like. Park's Cut is a little pedestrian at times but so gloriously over the top and bewildering at others. Dumplings is a little predictable and I am surprised that it is said to still work at 90 minutes as it seems very much a single idea film. It's a good idea though and not without social interest and it has to be said the grossest of the three. The sound of tiny bones being crunched - aagh!! I watched all three on separate occasions, fearing that otherwise they might blur into one another - no fear of that though so I'll watch them again soon, all together. Good effort by all concerned
- christopher-underwood
- Nov 18, 2005
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe three films are Chinese, Koren and Japanese.
- GoofsIn the segment "Cut," towards the end of the film there is a panning shot looking in through a window. The reflection of one or more persons standing on the outside portion (the side the camera is on) can be seen.
- Alternate versionsLions Gate's U.S. version changes the order of the segments. In the original Asian release, the order was "Box"/"Dumplings"/"Cut." The American release has been changed to "Dumplings"/"Cut"/"Box."
- ConnectionsEdited into Dumplings (2004)
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Details
- Release date
- Countries of origin
- Official site
- Languages
- Also known as
- 3 Extremes
- Production companies
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $77,532
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $36,414
- Oct 30, 2005
- Gross worldwide
- $516,930
- Runtime2 hours 6 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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