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  1. Jiang Hu is a 2004 Hong Kong crime drama film revolving around Hong Kong gangs. It was directed by Wong Ching-po and stars Andy Lau and Jacky Cheung, in their second collaboration after As Tears Go By, which is regarded as a thematic sequel to the latter.

  2. May 26, 2004 · With Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung, Shawn Yue, Edison Chen. When Triad leader Hung's wife gives birth to a baby boy, Hung considers leaving the world of the gangsters. Despite the fact that he is not sure of his decision, word gets out fast and now, a brutal war begins in the world of "jiang-hu".

  3. Hong Kong movie packages don't get any bigger than Jiang Hu, which has both the fortune and the curse of arriving on the heels of the enormously popular Infernal Affairs films. Like those films, Jiang Hu is loaded to the gills with established megastars and rising faces, and is a new take on HK Cinema's celebrated triad genre.

  4. When Triad leader Hung considers leaving the world of the gangsters, a brutal war begins in the world of jiang-hu. Meanwhile, an internal conflict begins between Hung and his best man, Left-Hand.

  5. When Triad leader Hung considers leaving the world of the gangsters, a brutal war begins in the world of jiang-hu. Meanwhile, an internal conflict begins between Hung and his best man, Left-Hand.

  6. Jiang Hu is a captivating 2004 Hong Kong crime drama film starring Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung, and Shawn Yue, directed by Wong Ching-Po. The movie takes a close look at the world of underground crime and the triads, one of the most notorious criminal organizations operating in Hong Kong.

  7. Apr 1, 2015 · Low key but stylishly shot and staged character piece about gangsters starting out and reaching a turning point in their lives, ‘Jiang Hu’ is an engaging little film which feels a bit like a stage play shot with cool camerawork.

  8. The story revolves around a gang boss who longs to retire from the triads. But he conceives of triads as a place where retirement is no difference from death, and the birth of his son would merely imply a new threat to his life.