Dream Home DVDrip {BALA}

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Dream Home
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Movie Information


Release year.........: 2010
Genre................: Horror
IMDB rating..........: 6.6/10
IMDB Link............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1407972/
HKMDB Link...........: http://hkmdb.com/db/movies/view.mhtml?id=13877&display_set=eng
Language.............: Cantonese or Mandarin
Subtitles............: English .srt

Duration.............: 1h 34mn
Source...............: DVD R2
Format...............: MPEG-4
File size............: 772 MB
Overall bit rate.....: 1 136 Kbps
Writing application..: HandBrake 0.9.6





Video/Audio Attributes


Format................: AVC
Format profile........: High@L3.0
Codec ID..............: avc1
Bit rate..............: 1 000 Kbps
Width.................: 720 pixels
Height................: 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio..: 16:9
Frame rate............: 23.976 fps
Bits/(Pixel*Frame)....: 0.121
Writing library.......: x264 core 120

Format................: AAC
Format profile........: LC
Codec ID..............: 40
Bit rate mode.........: Variable
Bit rate..............: 64.2 Kbps
Channel(s)............: 2 channels
Channel positions.....: Front: L R
Sampling rate.........: 48.0 KHz
Compression mode......: Lossy





Plot summary


Dream Home is a 2010 Hong Kong slasher film directed and co-written by Pang Ho-cheung.
The film is the story of Cheng Lai-sheung(Josie Ho) who saves up money to buy her dream
home. After the sellers decide to turn her down, she goes into a murderous frenzy.
Dream Home was originally meant to be released in October 2009 in Hong Kong but due to
legal disputes between 852 Films and the director the film premiered in Italy on
April 23, 2010 and in Hong Kong on May 13. The film received mixed reviews which focused
on whether or not the satirical and horrific scenes worked well together.

“Dream Home” is a terrific slasher flick. It is full of inventive and horrible ways to kill
people and allows us to(or insists that we) watch them suffer as they die. It showcases
Josie Ho Chiu-Yee a terrific actress; she creates an over the top but still credible character
in Sheung whose taste for slaughter is undiminished by the pile of corpses at the end of the
movie. On one level it works well as a commentary on how the Hong Kong property market turns
people into monsters as more buyers compete for fewer prime flats and the competition strips
away their already thin veneer of civilized behavior. Edmond Pang Ho-Cheung undermines any more
profound message by showing us just how ordinary Sheungs experiences have been. As a child she
was one of many thousand uprooted from their homes by rapacious developers and the triad thugs
they employed. While this was the beginning of her obsession with finding the perfect apartment
and responding to that obsession by becoming a remorseless killing machine, most of those who
went through the same situations continued to live lives of quiet desperation—or at least, if
we are to accept the movies as a reflection of reality, they didn’t become crazed killers.

We meet Sheung for the first time at work. She is one of hundreds in cubicles pitching loans
from the Jet Bank to people who either dont need them or cant afford them. She has to keep
smiling and calling, dialing for dollars to finance her dream. Her co-workers are presented
as typical Hong Kong office drones. Their idea of a fun weekend is cheap hotel rooms with
cheaper liquor and staying hammered for the entire time. They are amoral, coming up with a
plan to sell the names of those who want loans but cant pass the credit check to a mob-connected
loan shark. Sheung spends time with them at work and on breaks but with two part-time jobs in
addition to her work for the bank and a dying father at home she never is part of their social
circle. She has a married lover, played to loutish perfection by Eason Chang, who arrives late
at the love hotel room she booked and paid for and leaves to go home to his wife and child while
she is still asleep.





Production


Country: Hong Kong
Genres: Horror Black Comedy
Rating: III (Hong Kong)
World Premiere: April 23, 2010 (Udine Far East Film Festival)
Release Date: May 13, 2010
Presented: 852 Films (HK).
Produced: Making Film Productions (HK).

Director.............: Edmond Pang Ho-Cheung
Script...............: Edmond Pang Ho-Cheung
Script...............: Derek Tsang Kwok-Cheung
Script...............: Jimmy Wan Chi-Man
Action Director......: Chin Ka-Lok
Action Director......: Wong Wai-Fai
Producer.............: Josie Ho Chiu-Yee
Producer.............: Conroy Chan Chi-Chung
Producer.............: Edmond Pang Ho-Cheung
Producer.............: Leung Kai-Yun
Producer.............: Raymond Phathanavirangoon
Production Manager...: Lai Ga-Ho
Sound Recordist......: Tu Tse-Kang
Art Director.........: Man Lim-Chung
Art Director.........: Kong Hun-Lim
Script Supervisor....: Cox Chong Wing-Ching
Script Supervisor....: Yim Ka-Yee
Planning.............: Kelly Chan Wai-Yeung
Planning.............: Derek Tsang Kwok-Cheung
Planning.............: Jimmy Wan Chi-Man
Lighting.............: Wong Chi-Ming(2)
Makeup...............: Andrew Lin Hoi
Makeup...............: Vitaya Deerattakul
Makeup...............: Chu Wai-Fong
Story................: Edmond Pang Ho-Cheung
Props................: Jackson Wong Wai-Ming
Cinematographer......: Nelson Yu Lik-Wai
Cinematographer......: Yip Siu-Ching
Credits Designer.....: Bart Wong Ying-Ho
Special Effects......: Fat Face Production Limited
Special Effects......: Ho Pui-Kin
Special Effects......: Leung Wai-Kit
Special Effects......: Andrew Lin Hoi
Special Effects......: Ng Yuen-Fai
Special Effects......: Bart Wong Ying-Ho
Editor...............: Wenders Li Tung-Chuen
Executive Producer...: Andrew Ooi
Sound Editor.........: Do Duk-Ji
Assistant Director...: Cindy Yu Sze-Dik
Assistant Director...: Chau Chi-Ho
Assistant Director...: Nicky Shi Wa-Fung
Assistant Director...: Aggie Yeung Hiu-Wa
Hair Stylist.........: Gloria Lam Wai-Lok
Composer.............: Gabriele Roberto





Cast


Josie Ho Chiu-Yee.........: Cheng Lai Sheung
Eason Chan Yik-Shun.......: Siu To
Lawrence Chou Chun-Wai....: On Jai
Derek Tsang Kwok-Cheung...: Cheung Jai
Juno Mak Chun-Lung........: Cop Fat
Felix Lok Ying-Kwan.......: Cop Man
Norman Chu Siu-Keung......: Sheungs dad
Pau Hei-Ching.............: Sheungs mother
Lo Hoi-Pang...............: Sheungs grandpa
Michelle Ye Xuan..........: Flat 8A owner
Tan Lap-Man...............: Flat 8A owner
Jo Kuk Cho-Lam............: Friend of Flat 8A owner
Song Xiao-Cheng...........: Woman A
Zhou Chu-Chu..............: Woman B
Phat Chan Fei.............: Blondie
Wong Ching(1).............: Security guard
Nelson Yu Lik-Wai.........: Brother Wah
Man Jan-Saan..............: Man
Chow Fai-Kin..............: Mans cousin
Helen To Yu-Fung..........: Sheungs colleague
Cindy Yu Sze-Dik..........: Sheungs colleague
Dewi Ariyantl.............: Filipino maid
Chan Lai-Ling.............: Receptionist in love motel
Lam Yiu-Sing..............: Sheungs brother
Benjamin Pow Chung-Man....: Young Sheungs brother
Vivian Leung Chi-Ching....: Young Sheung
Pierre Yu Wai-Tat.........: Richard
Daniel Cheng Jou-Sam......: Jimmy
Chow Chung-Hay............: Student was poured in red paint
Au-Yeung Che-Kim..........: Man was poured in red paint
Tam Kon-Chung.............: Triad member
Yeung Chung-Yiu...........: Triad member
Ng Kwok-Ming..............: Worker
Tang Man-Chun.............: Security guard
Benny Lau Wai-Hang........: Nelson
Bo Bo Chan Yee-Ting.......: Sister in hospital
Kelvin Chan Ka-Sing.......: Brother in hospital
Yeung Lai-Na..............: Mother in hospital
Silente Ng Kwai-Hung......: Doctor
Stephen Tsui Sin-Tsang....: Bank manager
Simon Li Kuo-Hua..........: Lawyer
Stanley Lo Yu-Lin.........: Mr Tsang, Flat 8B owner
Helen Suen Wai-Lin........: Mrs Tsang, Flat 8B owner
Chow Suk-Wai..............: [Stunt]
Lam Kit-Hang..............: [Stunt]
Keung Hak-Shing...........: [Stunt]






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Date of post.......: 19.08.2012