Days of Being Wild

The first part of director Wong Kar-Wai's opening, introducing Maggie Cheung (as So-Lai) and Leslie Cheung (as "York," a.k.a "Yuddy"), in 1960 Hong Kong, opening the first film in his celebrated and semi-formal trilogy, Days Of Being Wild, 1990.

Hong Kong policeman "Tide" (Andy Lau) emerging as a character here as distraught So-Lai (Maggie Cheung) arrives to pick up her stuff from her now ex-lover York/Yuddy (Leslie Cheung), who has less-dignified Mimi (Carina Lau) waiting upstairs, in Wong Kar-Wai's Days Of Being Wild, 1990.

The first scene for York/Yuddy (Leslie Cheung) without his lover, in 1960 Hong Kong, in which he rescues his prostitute "mother" (Rebecca Pan), beats up her abusive lover (Danilo Antunes), and meets his date, dancer Mimi (Carina Lau), in Wong Kar-Wai's Days Of Being Wild, 1990.