Romance Movies

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	Movie Name Country Release Year
	In The Mood For Love Hong Kong 2000 Wong Kar-Wai (Director, Writer) Tony Leung Chiu-Wai Maggie Cheung Rebecca Pan Di-Hua Kelly Lai Chen Siu Ping-Lam Mama Hung Joe Cheung Pauline Suen Kai-Kwan Roy Cheung Mark Lee (Cinematographer) Christopher Doyle (Cinematographer) Michael Galasso (Soundtrack) Not in the mood? (Wednesday, July 20, 2005)
	Nang Nak Thailand 2000 Nonzee Nimibutr (Director) Winai Kraibutr Inthira Charoenpura Wisit Sasanatieng (Writer) Definite recommendation (Friday, May 25, 2012)
	Satorare Japan 2001 Katsuyuki Motohiro (Director) Masanobu Ando Rubbish (Thursday, February 6, 2003)
	Samsara Tibet 2001 Pan Nalin (Director, Writer) Shawn Ku Christy Chung Neelesha Barthel Lhakpa Tsering Tenzin Tashi Jamayang Jinpa Tim Baker (Writer) Cyril Morin (Soundtrack) Mixed views (Saturday, June 7, 2003)
	My Sassy Girl South Korea 2001 Kwak Jae-Young (Director, Writer) Kim In-Mun Jeon Ji-Hyun Cha Tae-Hyun Song Ok-Suk Kim Ho-Sik (Writer) Kim Sung-Bok (Cinematographer) The most romantic movie of all time? (Friday, June 19, 2020)
	Bakery Amour Hong Kong 2001 Stephen Lo (Director) Francis Ng Michelle Reis Pleasant without being particularly exciting (Sunday, October 21, 2001)
	Bullets Of Love Hong Kong 2001 Andrew Lau (Director, Cinematographer) Leon Lai Seto Asaka Terence Yin Michael Chan Frankie Ng Surprisingly good movie (Monday, February 18, 2002)
	Stolen Love Hong Kong 2001 Alan Mak (Director) Wong Wai-Fai (Action Director) Raymond Lam Rain Li Cheung Tat-Ming Wong Yat-Fei Felix Chong (Writer) Clever and unusual (Friday, March 7, 2003)
	My Left Eye Sees Ghosts Hong Kong 2002 Johnnie To (Director) Wai Ka-Fai (Director) Milkyway Image (Production Company) Sammi Cheng Lau Ching-Wan Cherrie Ying Lee San-San Lam Suet Bonnie Wong Simon Yam Wong Tin-Lam Kelly Lin Solid rom-com in the Milkyway formula (Sunday, January 8, 2006)
	Summer Breeze Of Love Hong Kong 2002 Joe Ma (Director, Actor, Writer) Charlene Choi Gillian Chung Dave Wong Wong Yau-Nam Hui Siu-Hung Matt Chow Utterly banal (Friday, March 7, 2003)