The Last Conflict 1988
In *The Last Conflict (1988)*, a high-stakes investigation into a passport forgery ring brings together Interpol officer Dickson Kwan and Hong Kong detective Pau Sei, whose clashing methods spark tension and rivalry.
Director: Raymond Lee Wai-Man
Cast
Stephen Chow
Lau Ting Kin
Donnie Yen
Dickson Kwan
Lau Kong
Sgt Bau Si
Nadia Chan Chung-Ling
Eva Bau
Francis Ng Chun-Yu
Tong Hak
Andy Tai Chi-Wai
Cheng Yim-Fung
Angela Yu Chien
Wong Chi-Wai
Cheng Ka-Sang
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Last Conflict (1988)* about?
This 1988 action crime film follows an Interpol officer and a Hong Kong detective whose clashing methods ignite a power struggle during a passport forgery investigation. Their rivalry turns to respect when one saves the other's life, leading to unexpected complications in their personal lives and careers.
Who directed *The Last Conflict*?
Raymond Lee Wai-Man directed *The Last Conflict* (1988), a crime-thriller known for its energetic action sequences and sharp character dynamics.
Who stars in *The Last Conflict*?
The film's ensemble cast includes Stephen Chow, Donnie Yen, Lau Kong, Nadia Chan Chung-Ling, and Francis Ng Chun-Yu, delivering a mix of comedic charm and intense action.
Is *The Last Conflict (1988)* worth watching?
While IMDb ratings aren't listed, *The Last Conflict*'s blend of 80s-style action and crime drama offers a nostalgic yet engaging ride for fans of classic Hong Kong cinema. Its themes of loyalty and danger give it more depth than typical genre fare.
How long is *The Last Conflict*?
*The Last Conflict* runs for 114 minutes, packing in intense action and drama without overstaying its welcome.
About The Last Conflict (1988) — A gritty 80s action thriller about duty, danger, and divided loyalties
In *The Last Conflict (1988)*, a high-stakes investigation into a passport forgery ring brings together Interpol officer Dickson Kwan and Hong Kong detective Pau Sei, whose clashing methods spark tension and rivalry. Directed by Raymond Lee Wai-Man, this action-packed crime thriller delves into the friction between duty and personal safety, as the duo's differences nearly derail a mission—until a moment of courage reunites them. The film weaves a gritty narrative around themes of loyalty, ambition, and the cost of justice, all set against the neon-lit backdrop of 1980s Hong Kong.
As the story unfolds, romance blossoms unexpectedly when Dickson crosses paths with Eva, Sei's headstrong daughter, who harbors deep reservations about her father's dangerous career. Their growing connection adds emotional weight to the chaos, culminating in a tense climax that tests every character's resolve. With sharp fight choreography and a stellar cast, *The Last Conflict (1988)* delivers a blend of adrenaline and drama that keeps viewers hooked from start to finish.
