Exodus


1h 34m 2007

Brief Synopsis

Centers on a police officer who picks up on a plot by women to terminate men. Sergeant Jim Yip navigates the tortuous and shady corridors of the establishment while trying to accomplish his new-found mission in life: saving humanity (at least the male half) from an evil syndicate of female assassins

Film Details

Also Known As
Ceot Oi Kap Gei, Cheut Ai Kup Gei, The
Genre
Dark Comedy
Drama
Foreign
Thriller
Release Date
2007

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 34m

Synopsis

Centers on a police officer who picks up on a plot by women to terminate men. Sergeant Jim Yip navigates the tortuous and shady corridors of the establishment while trying to accomplish his new-found mission in life: saving humanity (at least the male half) from an evil syndicate of female assassins. Constantly nagged by his mother-in-law for not being a rich businessman or a higher-ranking police officer and neglected by his cold, distant wife, Yip seems isolated from his colleagues in the Hong Kong police department, as if he doesn't quite fit within the system. One day, he is called to replace a co-worker in the interrogation of Kwan, a lunatic found peeping in a female lavatory. Kwan at first pleads innocent: he is not a pervert; he was simply trying to collect evidence of secret women's meetings. But when he later changes his deposition, Yip begins to investigate him, discovering all kinds of unsettling new clues to a terrible mystery.

Film Details

Also Known As
Ceot Oi Kap Gei, Cheut Ai Kup Gei, The
Genre
Dark Comedy
Drama
Foreign
Thriller
Release Date
2007

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 34m

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Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Winner of the Jury Prize for Best Cinematography at the 2007 San Sebastian International Film Festival.

Released in United States June 2008

Released in United States October 2007

Released in United States September 2007

Shown at Los Angeles Film Festival (International Showcase) June 19-29, 2008.

Shown at Pusan International Film Festival (A Window on Asian Cinema) October 4-12, 2007.

Shown at San Sebastian International Film Festival (Official Selection) September 20-29, 2007.

Shown at Toronto International Film Festival (Vanguard) September 6-15, 2007.

Film was inspired by a news story the director encountered while still in high school, detailing an alleged phenomenon in which all men in the world were being slowly but inescapably killed by women.

Released in United States June 2008 (Shown at Los Angeles Film Festival (International Showcase) June 19-29, 2008.)

Released in United States September 2007 (Shown at San Sebastian International Film Festival (Official Selection) September 20-29, 2007.)

Released in United States September 2007 (Shown at Toronto International Film Festival (Vanguard) September 6-15, 2007.)

Released in United States October 2007 (Shown at Pusan International Film Festival (A Window on Asian Cinema) October 4-12, 2007.)