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Tartans Matrimony on DVD Jan 15thPosted by: MichaelReminiscent of the Alfred Hitchcock classic Rebecca, but with a decidedly Chinese supernatural twist, The Matrimony is the third feature film from Mainland Chinese director Teng Hua-Tao. Released under its Asia Extreme label, Tartan Video is proud to eternally join this film with DVD shelf space nationwide on January 15th. Set in a beautifully recreated 1930’s Shanghai, Junchu (Leon Lai) has fallen into a profound state of depression after witnessing his girlfriend’s tragic death on the day he was to propose to her. Unable to forget Manli, and living in a tortured state of denial and guilt, Junchun’s domineering mother decides to marry him off to Sansan (Rene Liu), a beautiful young woman who she believes will lift her son’s spirits. The marriage starts off loveless and unconsummated, but Sansan is determined to win his love. One day she the ghost of Manli, still pining for her former lover appears to Sansan. The two quickly strike a deal; Manli will help the new bride, but only if she can temporarily enter Sansan’s body so that she can reconnect physically with her former lover one last time. The plan goes too well and as Junchu begins to fall in love with Sansan, Manli turns from friendly and helpful to jealous and vengeful. The Matrimony stars Leon Lai Ming, who began his career as a pop singer. Known as one of the “Four Heavenly Kingsâ€, the nickname given to Leon, Aaron Kwok, Jacky Cheung and Andy Lau (some of the biggest performers in Hong Kong’s music scene) Leon has starred in over 40 films. His costar Rene Liu is an award winning actress who can also be seen in Tartan Video’s A World Without Thieves. Chinese, with English and Spanish subtitles, The Matrimony is presented in anamorphic widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound and DTS Surround Sound 5.1. Special DVD features TBD.
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