But Always 2014
When two former lovers reunite in the bustling streets of New York, the city's electric energy reignites their long-dormant chemistry in *But Always (2014)*.
Director: Snow Zou
Cast
Nicholas Tse Ting-Fung
Yongyuan
Gao Yuanyuan
Anran
Du Haitao
Sun Yuejin
Alice Li
Li Xiaojun
Lam Suet
Uncle Ji
Qin Hao
Michael
Tong Dawei
English Teacher
Anya
Travel Agency Boss
Jack Kao
Anran's Father
Shi Pengyuan
Child Yongyuan
Frequently Asked Questions
What is But Always (2014) about?
*But Always* follows two former lovers who reunite in New York, only to confront the unresolved emotions from their past. As they navigate the city's vibrant energy and their own complicated history, the film asks whether second chances are worth the risk. It's a story of love, regret, and the choices that shape our lives.
Who directed But Always?
Snow Zou directed *But Always*, bringing a sensitive touch to this romantic drama that balances emotion and atmosphere.
Who stars in But Always?
The film stars Nicholas Tse, Gao Yuanyuan, Du Haitao, Alice Li, and Lam Suet in key roles.
Is But Always (2014) worth watching?
For fans of romantic dramas with emotional depth, *But Always* offers a compelling story of love and second chances. While it may not break new ground, its heartfelt performances and nostalgic backdrop make it a worthwhile watch for those who enjoy character-driven romances.
How long is But Always?
But Always runs for 106 minutes.
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About But Always (2014) — A Romantic Reunion in the Heart of New York
When two former lovers reunite in the bustling streets of New York, the city's electric energy reignites their long-dormant chemistry in *But Always (2014)*. Directed by Snow Zou, this heartfelt drama weaves romance with bittersweet nostalgia, capturing the delicate balance between second chances and the ghosts of the past. Nicholas Tse and Gao Yuanyuan deliver standout performances as the rekindled pair, their chemistry as palpable as the city's vibrant backdrop. The film explores themes of love's endurance, the weight of choices, and whether some connections are meant to be revisited or left behind. With its blend of emotional depth and urban charm, *But Always* feels like a love letter to those who've ever wondered, *What if?*
Set against the iconic skyline of New York, the story unfolds with a mix of tenderness and tension, as the protagonists grapple with whether their past mistakes can be mended. The film's atmospheric tone—equal parts hopeful and melancholic—makes it a poignant choice for fans of romantic dramas seeking something more than just a fleeting fling. Whether you're drawn in by the chemistry of Tse and Yuanyuan or the universal pull of 'what might have been,' *But Always* lingers long after the credits roll.
