Get ready for a cinematic journey with Shu Qi, a versatile and talented actress from East Asia. In this captivating article, we delve into the world of Shu Qi's movies, exploring the various roles she has taken on throughout her illustrious career. From action-packed films to heartwarming dramas, Shu Qi's diverse filmography showcases her remarkable acting range. Get to know the amazing actress through her impressive body of work, and discover what makes her one of the most beloved stars in the industry.
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1. Street Angels (1996)
Street Angels, also known as "Hung dang kui, " is a gritty and thrilling action-comedy-crime film from Hong Kong released in 1996. Directed by Billy Hin-Shing Tang, the movie stars Chingmy Yau, Michael Tao, and Shu Qi as Tung Yen, Walkie Pi, and Playboy Man respectively. The story revolves around Tung Yen, whose boyfriend, Walkie Pi, goes to Holland after a successful kill. When Tung Yen is released from jail, she finds herself caught up in the seedy world of a club's girls as she helps run the operation for Playboy Man.
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2. Sex and Zen II (1996)
Sex and Zen II" is a unique blend of comedy, fantasy, and horror, released in 1996. The film, directed by Man-Kei Chin and written by Kin Sai-men, stars Loletta Lee, Shu Qi, and Elvis Tsui.
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3. Viva Erotica (1996)
In "Viva Erotica, " a struggling Hong Kong director faces life-changing decisions as he's offered a chance to direct a Cat-III film to save his career. Juggling artistic integrity and mounting financial stress, the filmmaker must also manage a jealous girlfriend and keep his gangster financiers satisfied. With hot sex scenes, tongue-in-cheek humor, and captivating performances from Leslie Cheung, Karen Mok, and Shu Qi, "Viva Erotica" stands as a testament to the unpredictable nature of the Hong Kong sex comedy genre.
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4. A Queer Story (1997)
A Queer Story, also known as Ji lao si shi, is a captivating 1997 Hong Kong film directed by Kei Shu and written by Abe Kwong and Kei Shu. The film stars George Lam, Jordan Chan, and Christine Ng.
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5. Those Were the Days (1997)
In "Those Were the Days, " also known as "Jing zhuang nan xiong nan di, " a renowned Hong Kong director is faced with a challenge that transports him back in time to the year 1967. This trip is the result of his snobbish attitude towards the new-wave cinema movement.
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6. L-O-V-E... Love (1997)
In "L-O-V-E. . Love", four misfit friends from Hong Kong, including a workaholic millionaire businessman, attempt to win the hearts of a group of beauty-contest entrants in Thailand. With a gang of tough rivals to face, they must overcome their own quirks and prove their worth as ideal dates.
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7. Bishonen (1998)
Bishonen", also known as "Mei shao nian zhi lian", is a captivating 1998 Hong Kong drama-romance film written and directed by Yonfan. Set in the bustling city of Hong Kong, this thought-provoking movie follows the emotional journeys of two intriguing characters - a charming and successful gigolo named Mei, played by Stephen Fung, and a dedicated police officer named Shao Nian, portrayed by Daniel Wu.
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8. Extreme Crisis (1998)
In the intense action film "Extreme Crisis, " a Hong Kong police officer and a Japanese officer must prevent a terrorist cult from destroying the city by releasing their leader. Based on the Tokyo Nerve Gas Bombings, the movie sees these two law enforcement officers working together to stop the imminent disaster caused by deadly Sarin Gas. With the clock ticking, they must navigate through a high-stakes game of cat and mouse in order to save the city from complete devastation.
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9. Young & Dangerous: The Prequel (1998)
Young & Dangerous: The Prequel" is a gritty crime saga set in 1998, which serves as a riveting prequel to the blockbuster Hong Kong film series. Directed by Andrew Lau and penned by Cowman and Manfred Wong, the film is laced with drama and dark undercurrents of loyalty, betrayal, and the complexities of male friendship.
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10. The Storm Riders (1998)
The Storm Riders, " a 1998 Hong Kong action-adventure film starring Aaron Kwok and Ekin Cheng, follows the epic journey of two martial artists, Wind and Cloud, as they battle against an evil warlord seeking to conquer the world with supernatural power. The story weaves together martial arts mastery, Asian culture, and the struggle for good against evil. With a runtime of 2 hours and 8 minutes, the film, directed by Andrew Lau and written by Manfred Wong and Wing-Shing Ma, has garnered recognition and popularity, earning 7 wins and 13 nominations in awards.
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11. Portland Street Blues (1998)
In Portland Street Blues, we follow the journey of Sister Thirteen, a strong and determined woman torn between her love life and the dangerous world of Triad kingpin roles within the Hung Hing Society. As the spin-off to the Young & Dangerous series, this film brings an intriguing blend of crime and drama. It explores Sister Thirteen's complex life, her bisexual relationships, and her eventual rise to power.
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12. The Lucky Guy (1998)
The Lucky Guy, " also known as "Hang wan yat tiu lung, " is a Hong Kong comedy, romance, and drama film released in 1998. Set in a popular coffee shop, "Lucky, " which is famous for its egg tarts and tea, the film revolves around the lives of its employees and patrons.
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13. Another Meltdown (1998)
Welcome back to the high-intensity thrill ride that is "Another Meltdown" (1998)! This explosive action-packed flick, also known as "Bi xie lan tian, " follows the journey of a dedicated Chinese law enforcement officer as he is reassigned to the fictional East European nation of Lavernia. As punishment for overlooking orders during a plane hijacking operation, he finds himself entangled with his ex-girlfriend who escaped to Lavernia after the Tiananmen Square incident. As their paths collide, they are soon drawn into a dark web of deceit, intrigue, and unspeakable evil, led by the ruthless head of the Japanese cult, Aum Shinryuu.
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14. Young and Dangerous 5 (1998)
Young and Dangerous 5" is the fifth installment of the wildly popular Hong Kong action-crime franchise. Directed by Andrew Lau and written by Manfred Wong, the film follows the continued adventures of the young triad members in a world of crime and danger.
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15. My Loving Trouble 7 (1999)
My Loving Trouble 7" follows Hsu Chi, an accomplished agent whose life takes a turn when she receives a new assignment. Placed to work alongside a new partner, Hsu Chi finds herself drawn into a web of industrial espionage, leading to unexpected challenges and high-stakes situations.
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16. When I Look Upon the Stars (1999)
In the enchanting world of "When I Look Upon the Stars, " aka "Tian xuan di lian, " our love story takes flight. The film premiered in 1999, directed by Dante Lam and written by Hing-Ka Chan and Janet Chun.
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17. The Ring of the Hill (1999)
The Ring of the Hill, also known as Shan Ding Shan De Zhong Sheng, is a heartwarming comedy from 1999 set in the backdrop of the Japanese invasion in 1945. The movie follows the journey of two young women raised in a nunnery who lead a group of Chinese soldiers through the Taiwanese countryside. Their strength, courage, and guidance are needed as they navigate the challenges of war and their own personal growth.
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18. Metade Fumaca (1999)
Metade Fumaca, also known as Ban zhi yan, is a captivating Hong Kong drama-romance film released in 1999. Directed by Kam-Hung Yip and written by himself, this movie features an all-star cast including Eric Tsang, Nicholas Tse, and Shu Qi.
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19. A Man Called Hero (1999)
A Man Called Hero, released in 1999, is a thrilling action drama that follows the journey of a young man named Hero Wah. He embarks on a quest to find justice for his murdered parents at the hands of a malevolent group of Westerners. His search takes him to New York, where he teams up with his wife, Jade, and uncovers a web of corruption and racism.
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20. Dragon Heat (1999)
Dragon Heat" (1999), also known as "Lung feng, " is a captivating Hong Kong drama film with a runtime of 1 hour and 12 minutes. Directed and written by Eric Kot, the movie tells the unforgettable story of a fierce friendship between a woman and a man, skillfully crafted by the talented cast of Ekin Cheng, Shu Qi, and Anita Yuen.
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21. Gorgeous (1999)
Gorgeous, a 1999 romantic action-comedy, is set in the bustling city of Hong Kong, where a young Taiwanese girl named Tina comes to seek true love. Unforgettable encounters and heartwarming moments await her as she crosses paths with a skilled professional fighter named Michael.
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22. Flyin' Dance (2000)
Flyin' Dance, released in 2000, is a captivating drama and romance film set against the backdrop of the internet. The story follows Tai and Choi, two individuals with vastly different experiences online. Tai uses the internet to chase women, while Choi immerses himself in virtual reality to escape from his real world.
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23. Hidden Whisper (2000)
Hidden Whisper" is an enchanting drama that weaves three almost unconnected chapters into an insightful exploration of family relationships and personal growth. The film, released in 2000, reflects on the complex emotions of alienation and solitude, shedding light on the intricacies of love and life. Set against the backdrop of Taiwan, "Hidden Whisper" boasts a stunning visual aesthetic that complements its thought-provoking narrative.
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24. My Name Is Nobody (2000)
My Name Is Nobody", a 2000 Hong Kong drama film, follows the life of an orphan named Nameless. He finds himself in a series of unexpected challenges when he falls for a blind model named Bitter and masters the technique of gambling. As he rises to fame, his friend Chun sets him up, setting the stage for a thrilling tale of crime and drama.
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25. The Island Tales (2000)
The Island Tales, also known as You Shi Tiaowu, is a riveting drama released in 2000. Directed by Stanley Kwan and written by Jimmy Ngai, the film follows seven individuals trapped on a remote island due to a contagious viral outbreak - a situation enforced by the government. The Island Tales offers a deep exploration into the human condition, as each character navigates their way through the challenges of isolation and survival.
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26. Millennium Mambo (2001)
Millennium Mambo" is a captivating cinematic experience, released in 2001, that dives into the alluring world of romance through the eyes of Vicky, played by Shu Qi. The movie is set in the vibrant neon-lit clubs of Taipei, Taiwan, where we follow Vicky's romances with two men, Hao Hao and Jack. The story beautifully intertwines drama and romance, offering both an enchanting and intriguing narrative that captures the hearts of viewers.
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27. Martial Angels (2001)
Martial Angels, also known as Chuet sik san tau, is a 2001 thrilling action-drama film set in Hong Kong. The movie follows the story of Cat (Shu Qui), a secretary working for a big software company, who remembers her past in which she and a group of skilled martial artists, called the Martial Angels, successfully steal precious stones from a high-class disco.
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28. Beijing Rocks (2001)
Beijing Rocks" (2001) takes us on a captivating journey through the world of rock and roll, set against the backdrop of political and cultural turmoil between China and Hong Kong. Directed by Mabel Cheung, the film masterfully combines elements of drama and music, creating an enthralling experience for viewers.
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29. Love Me, Love My Money (2001)
Love Me, Love My Money is a quirky Hong Kong comedy-romance film released in 2001. The story revolves around Richard Ma, a wealthy businessman known for his tight-fistedness and general unpleasantness.
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30. Visible Secret (2001)
In the thrilling horror film Visible Secret, director Ann Hui weaves an eerie tale of love, ghosts, and the supernatural. Set in a chilling, desolate landscape, the story follows a man who forms a mysterious bond with a woman who can see spirits. As they delve deeper into their unique connection, they are haunted by a sinister figure that threatens to destroy them.
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31. Haunted Office (2002)
Haunted Office, also known as "Office yau gwai, " is a visually stunning Hong Kong horror movie released in 2002. Centered around the eerie events that occur in a high-rise office, this spine-tingling tale weaves together elements of thriller, suspense, and the supernatural.
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32. Just One Look (2002)
Just One Look, " also known as "Yat Luk Che, " is a 2002 Hong Kong film directed by Kam-Hung Yip and written by Yip as well. The movie, starring Gillian Chung, Charlene Choi, and Shawn Yue, tells the story of best friends who embark on a journey of self-discovery and forbidden love after they spot the master's captivating daughter.
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33. The Transporter (2002)
The Transporter" is a high-octane action flick that follows the adventures of Frank Martin, a mysterious package transporter who works for unknown clients. In this thrilling adventure, Frank is tasked with transporting a package that begins to move on its own, causing an explosive chain of events. As the stakes rise, so do the bullets flying, with gunfights and car chases galore.
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34. Women from Mars (2002)
Women from Mars" is a hilarious 2002 Chinese comedy film that follows the lives of three unsatisfied bachelors: a hairdresser, a village leader, and a veterinarian. Despite having girlfriends, they still aren't ready to commit to a single relationship. One fateful night, a demon spirit appears, intent on teaching these three mischievous men the importance of commitment and responsibility.
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35. So Close (2002)
So Close" is a high-octane martial arts action film that takes viewers on a thrilling ride through the perils of professional assassins. Set in Hong Kong, the movie follows two skilled assassin sisters who find themselves caught in a dangerous conflict of interest.
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36. Looking for Mister Perfect (2003)
Looking for Mister Perfect" is a heartwarming and intriguing drama, action, and comedy film, directed by Ringo Lam and released in 2003. The compelling plot revolves around a determined policewoman who constantly faces rough patches in her love life.
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37. The Foliage (2004)
In the summer of 1974, a blossoming love story unfolds in "The Foliage. " Xing-Yu, portrayed by the captivating Shu Qi, finds herself caught in a web of desire and duty when she falls for a rebellious soldier named Si-Mong. As tensions rise among her comrades in the People's Army, Xing-Yu's loyal leader and long-time crush, Yuan, pushes her into a treacherous plan - to betray Si-Mong in exchange for a discharge, allowing her to return home and care for her ailing father.
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38. The Eye 2 (2004)
The Eye 2" is a 2004 sequel that explores the life of a pregnant woman, Joey Cheng, who survives a failed suicide attempt. Discovering she can see ghosts, Joey becomes terrified as one vengeful spirit is determined to harm her unborn baby.
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39. Home Sweet Home (2005)
Home Sweet Home, " also known as "Gwai muk, " is a chilling 2005 Hong Kong horror film that follows a family as they move into a new apartment in a large building. Unbeknownst to them, the building's construction was completed over a former slum where a tragic fire had claimed countless lives. When their child is kidnapped by a mysterious humanoid creature, the family must face the dark secrets lurking within their new home.
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40. Three Times (2005)
Three Times" is a captivating drama-romance film, directed by the renowned Hsiao-Hsien Hou, and written by T'ien-wen Chu and Hsiao-Hsien Hou. Set in the dramatic city of Taipei, Taiwan, and the bustling Shanghai, China, the movie presents three stories that transport the audience to the times of 1911, 1966 and 2005. In each story, the characters are portrayed by the same two actors, building a unique narrative structure that weaves together stories from different eras.
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41. Confession of Pain (2006)
Confession of Pain, " also known as "Seung Sing, " is a gripping 2006 crime-drama thriller directed by Andrew Lau and Alan Mak, with a star-studded cast featuring Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Takeshi Kaneshiro, and Shu Qi. The film follows a dedicated detective, who finds himself drawn into the investigation of a mysterious death - that of his friend's father-in-law.
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42. Blood Brothers (2007)
Blood Brothers, " a 2007 film, offers a gripping and intense crime-drama set in the tumultuous 1930s Shanghai. Inspired by John Woo's classic work "Bullet in the Head, " this visceral thriller paints an intriguing story of loyalty, betrayal, and redemption that leaves a lasting impact on viewers.
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43. New York, I Love You (2008)
New York, I Love You" is a unique and heartwarming anthology film that showcases eleven distinct love stories set against the backdrop of the vibrant city of New York. Featuring an all-star ensemble cast including Shia LaBeouf, Natalie Portman, and Bradley Cooper, this film captures the essence of love in all its forms through intertwining tales of passion, heartbreak, and unexpected connections.
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44. Let the Wind Carry Me (2009)
Let the Wind Carry Me" is a compelling documentary that delves deep into the life of one of Asia's most renowned cinematographers, Mark Lee Ping-Bing. The film showcases fascinating collaborations with prominent figures such as Wong Kar-wei, Hou Hsiao-Hsien, Sylvia Chang, and Shu Qi. As the journey unfolds, we learn about the creative process and the challenges faced by the film industry during the course of their careers.
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45. Look for a Star (2009)
Look for a Star, " a 2009 romantic comedy film directed by Andrew Lau and starring Andy Lau and Shu Qi, is based on a billionaire's true-life love story with a stubborn casino dealer. The film showcases the enchanting world of love and glamour in the casino industry, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre. With a runtime of 1 hour and 57 minutes, this feel-good movie transports viewers to an exotic world filled with laughter, drama, and passion, receiving an impressive box office of $17,386,063.
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46. If You Are the One 2 (2010)
If You Are the One 2 is a heartwarming and delightful romantic comedy film released in China in 2010. The story revolves around two characters, the wealthy entrepreneur Qin and the beautiful flight attendant Xiaoxiao Liang. Together, they find themselves questioning their relationship after witnessing their friends, Mang Guo and Shan Li, celebrate their "divorce" with a grand reception.
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47. City Under Siege (2010)
In the heart of Hong Kong, "City Under Siege" unravels a tale of action, science fiction, and thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Directed by Benny Chan and written by Ram Ling, this movie takes you on a wild ride as circus clown Sunny (Aaron Kwok) transforms into a super-powered mutant after an accident. Alongside his fellow performers, who also undergo the same terrifying transformation, Sunny now faces a battle against them as they wreak havoc around the city using their newfound powers.
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48. Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen (2010)
In "Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen, " a powerful action hero resurfaces in 1930s Shanghai under a new identity. Joining a notorious mob boss in search of information on the Japanese military forces, Chen Zhen uses his stealth and expertise to take down his enemies with a single punch. The film immerses viewers in the thrill of a one-man army battling against insurmountable odds, set against the backdrop of a tumultuous time in Chinese history.
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49. A Beautiful Life (2011)
A Beautiful Life" is a captivating drama-romance film that tells the story of a carefree and charming realtor named Mei Li (played by Shu Qi). When Mei Li gets drunk and pukes on a sober police officer named Ren Sheng (Ye Liu) during a business trip, they unexpectedly find themselves bumping into each other time and time again.
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50. Chinese Zodiac (2012)
Chinese Zodiac" is a thrilling action-adventure comedy film released in 2013. The movie stars the legendary Jackie Chan alongside Shu Qi and Xingtong Yao and is directed by none other than Chan himself alongside Frankie Chan. Set in Hong Kong and China, the film follows a man on a global quest to locate a set of mystical artifacts- the twelve bronze heads of the animals from the Chinese zodiac.
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51. Love (2012)
LOVE, directed by Doze Niu, is a heart-wrenching and poignant drama-romance film that delves into the depths of human relationships and the search for happiness. Released in 2012, the film stars Shu Qi, Mark You-Ting Chao, and Wei Zhao, and has a running time of 2 hours and 8 minutes. With a Mandarin language setting and a noteworthy IMDb rating of 6.5, LOVE has received worldwide recognition, as evidenced by its 2 wins and 19 nominations in film awards.
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52. Tai Chi Zero (2012)
Embark on an epic journey with the visually stunning movie, Tai Chi Zero. Set in the mystical world of steampunk fantasy, join Yang, a young martial artist, as he travels to Chen Village in search of a powerful form of Tai Chi.
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53. Tai Chi Hero (2012)
Embark on a thrilling, steampunk-infused adventure with "Tai Chi Hero" (2012), a spectacular blend of action, fantasy, and thrilling kung fu sequences. Set in 1800s China, the film follows the story of Yang Luchan (Daniel Wu), a young, talented martial artist who marries the daughter of a Chen style kung fu grandmaster in Chen Village. His ultimate goal? To learn the coveted Chen style kung fu/tai chi that will help protect his people. However, the deputy governor of the region is determined to seize the village for his own gain.
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54. Journey to the West (2013)
Journey to the West" is a thrilling 2013 action-adventure comedy film that brings the classic Chinese novel to life. Set in ancient China, the story follows aspiring Buddhist hero Tang Sanzang as he embarks on a dangerous journey to protect a village from the menacing three demons. Along the way, he encounters Miss Duan, a fearless demon hunter who repeatedly lends a hand to Tang Sanzang. Despite their contrasting backgrounds, the two characters develop a deep connection, making the story an engaging mixture of action, adventure, and romance.
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55. Mojin: The Lost Legend (2015)
In the thrilling 2015 action-adventure film Mojin: The Lost Legend, two survivors of a supernatural tomb in 1969 China become renowned tomb raiders, joined by the talented Shirley (Shu Qi). Fast forward to 20 years later in New York City, one of these tomb raiders is hired to locate the tomb again, and his friends soon follow. As they embark on this dangerous journey, they unravel ancient mysteries and face unimaginable challenges.
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56. The Last Women Standing (2015)
The Last Women Standing, " also known as "Sheng zhe wei wang, " is a romantic tale set in Shanghai. At its core is a single woman, played by the talented Shu Qi, navigating the expectations of her overbearing mother, who is more concerned about finding her a husband than anything else.
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57. All You Need Is Love (2015)
All You Need Is Love" is a delightful romantic comedy from Taiwan, directed by Richie Jen and Ande Luo. Set in Penghu, the film tells the heartwarming story of Wu, a local boy struggling to make ends meet, running a bed and breakfast. He crosses paths with Yeh Fenfen, a wealthy Chinese girl who has inherited a piece of land on the islet. Their initial encounter is far from smooth, but as they spend more time together, their differences begin to fade, and they find themselves falling in love.
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58. The Assassin (2015)
The Assassin, " a captivating historical action drama set in eighth-century China, follows the story of Nie Yinniang, a female assassin tasked with an urgent mission. Director Hsiao-Hsien Hou masterfully adapts a traditional Chinese tale, combining elements of black magic and wuxia, to weave an intricate and mesmerizing cinematic experience. The film delves into the darker corners of assassin culture, as Nie Yinniang is caught in a web of conflict, love, and loyalty.
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59. Somewhere Only We Know (2015)
Somewhere Only We Know" is a heartwarming drama and romantic movie that was released in 2015. Directed by Jinglei Xu, the film stars a talented cast including Kris Wu, Likun Wang and Jinglei Xu. The storyline revolves around a guy and a girl who meet and embark on a thrilling adventure together.
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60. Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back (2017)
In "Journey to the West: The Demons Strike Back, " Kris Wu takes on the role of a brave and humble monk who embarks on a thrilling adventure with his three unlikely companions - a giant pig, a monkey, and a fierce, sword-wielding disciple. Together, they journey to battle fierce demons and mythical creatures who threaten to overthrow the peace of their enchanted world.
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61. The Adventurers (2017)
Join the thrilling ranks of the world's most skilled thieves in 'The Adventurers' (Xia dao lian meng), a pulsating 2017 action-adventure film. Boasting an exceptional cast that includes Andy Lau, Shu Qi, and Jingchu Zhang, the plot follows these master criminals who unite to execute the heist of all heists.
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