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The Banquet from 1991 is an interesting blend of comedy that dives into the cutthroat world of real estate development. You've got Tsang Siu Chi, a developer, who is pitted against Boss Hung, his rival, in a struggle for property control. The film captures the frantic pace of competition and the absurdity of corporate greed. The humor feels a bit absurdist at times, with characters who are almost caricatures of themselves. The performances carry a lightness that contrasts the weighty themes of ambition and betrayal. The practical effects and set designs give it a unique charm, grounding the comedy in a tangible world. Overall, it’s a quirky take on ambition that doesn’t shy away from the ridiculousness of its premise.
Focus on real estate themes.Notable for its absurd tone.Unique performances enhance the comedy.
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