Elisheva:
I know of a fantastic Thai one. She's not disguised as a boy the entire time. Are you interested?
Going to put it under a spoiler tag though, because it's a bit of a surprise Bussaba Lui Fai
Thanks for the suggestion, Elsiheva<3
I’ll check it out, sounds interesting already. Even if the disguise isn’t the whole time, that trope is always fun to watch. Appreciate you sharing it!
emeraldarrows:I’ll check it out, sounds interesting already. Even if the disguise isn’t the whole time, that trope is always fun to watch. Appreciate you sharing it!Thanu:
You're welcome Thanu. I think you'll like it for other reasons as well too. It's one of my very favourites <3
Let me know if you do watch it, I'd love to have someone to talk about it with.
Italophilia:
The only one not previously mention (that I've watched) is a vertically filmed is Gang Girl Goes to Boys High School, an iQIYI Short. The other ones I've seen are all historical.
Thanks for the recommendation<3
Just added to my PTW !
There are two Hong Kong films of yore that I vouch for: He's a Woman, She's a Man (1994) and its sequel: Who's the Woman, Who's the Man? (1996). It's the first one that I rewatch, but they're both lovely. Recording industry setting, both ahead of their time in their treatment of sexuality. This song, from He's a Woman, She's a Man, won best original song at Hong Kong Film Awards. The scenes in the video are from the movie, but only the ML, played by Leslie Cheung, appears. Here's the FL:
He's a Woman, She's a Man.
