Life Express (2004 film)

Life Express
Life Express
	Official poster
Traditional Chinese	生死速遞
Simplified Chinese	生死速递
Hanyu Pinyin	Shēng Sǐ Sù Dì
Jyutping	Sang1 Sei2 Ceok1 Dai6
Directed by	Blackie Ko
Screenplay by	Blackie Ko; Raymond Wong; Chai Hong-bing; Kerrick Wong; Lola Huo; Kong Shui-chung; Wang Ying-qing
Produced by	Kerrick Wong
Starring	Richie Jen; Ruby Lin; Blackie Ko;
Cinematography	Horace Wong
Edited by	Chan Kei-hop
Music by	Fang Tsun-per; Lin Han
Distributed by	Intercontinental Film Distribution (HK)
Release dates	25 March 2004 (Hong Kong); 26 June 2004 (Taiwan);
Running time	90 minutes
Countries	Hong Kong; Taiwan;
Languages	Cantonese; Mandarin;

Life Express is a 2004 Hong Kong-Taiwanese action drama film directed by and co-starring Blackie Ko in his final film appearance before his death in 2003. The film also stars Richie Jen and Ruby Lin

Synopsis[edit]

The film revolves around a little boy who has leukemia and is waiting for a marrow transplant. While back in Taiwan, it concentrates on the story of a doctor, Kao Chi-yuen (Richie Jen) and a nurse, Suen Yan-yan (Ruby Lin), who is his girlfriend. Chi-yuen is a young doctor who stands for justice and does the best he can to help his patients.

They cannot find a willing bone marrow donor. They seek help from a prisoner, Ng Sung-yung (Blackie Ko). Ng is convinced to become a bone marrow donor for the little boy. The marrow must be transferred from Taiwan to Beijing in 24 hours, but an earthquake causes a power cut and also damages a bridge on the way to the airport. The car has to fly across the gap.

Luckily, they make it in time for the airplane. At the airport, Yan-yan accepts Chi-yuen's marriage proposal. The transplant operation is successful.

Cast[edit]

Richie Jen as Kao Chi-yuen doctor
Ruby Lin as Suen Yan-yan. a social Worker
Blacky Ko as Ng Sung-yung, a prisoner and bone marrow donor
Jiang Shan as Kuen
Gao Shu-guang as Dr. Lee Chu
Shi Yao as Yin-yin's mother
Liu Ci-hang as Luk-fai
Du Wei as Chan Kin-kao
Alan Ke as Bone marrow donor
Man Ying as Ng's mother
Morris Rong as Injured man
Yan Manqiu as Mrs. Chan
Tsai Chen-nam as Ng's cellmate
Niu Ben as Luk-fai's grandfather
Chu Chung-heng as Bon

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