Life is a Moment 1987
Step into a mind-bending journey with *Life is a Moment (1987)*, a captivating blend of romantic sci-fi directed by Teresa Woo San.
Director: Teresa Woo San
Cast
Pat Ha Man-Jik
6262
Alex Fong Chung-Sun
Fong
Mary Cheung
Julia
Roy Chiao
Astrologer
Andy Tai Chi-Wai
6262's Husband
Carrie Ng Ka-Lai
Fong's former girlfriend
Pak Yan
6262's mother in 2037
Teresa Ha Ping
Fong's maid
Tin Ching
Mr Ng [cameo]
Jamie Luk Kim-Ming
Man with headset [cameo]
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Life is a Moment (1987) about?
*Life is a Moment* follows a time-traveler from 2035 who accidentally lands in 1987 and crosses paths with a woman stuck in an unhappy marriage. As he adopts a new identity, their bond challenges both their realities, blurring the lines between past and future. It's a tender, sci-fi tinged romance about second chances and emotional connections.
Who directed Life is a Moment?
Life is a Moment was directed by Teresa Woo San, a filmmaker known for blending genre storytelling with emotional depth.
Who stars in Life is a Moment?
The film features Pat Ha Man-Jik, Alex Fong Chung-Sun, Mary Cheung, Roy Chiao, and Carrie Ng Ka-Lai in lead roles.
Is Life is A Moment (1987) worth watching?
With its short runtime and unique premise, *Life is a Moment* offers a refreshing take on time-travel romance. While it may not be a mainstream classic, its heartfelt narrative and Hong Kong sci-fi charm make it a hidden gem worth discovering for fans of genre blends and emotional storytelling.
How long is Life is a Moment?
Life is a Moment has a runtime of 87 minutes.
About Life is a Moment (1987) — Time-travel romance meets Hong Kong sci-fi nostalgia
Step into a mind-bending journey with *Life is a Moment (1987)*, a captivating blend of romantic sci-fi directed by Teresa Woo San. In this 1987 Hong Kong gem, a time-travel mishap sends a future traveler, 6262, hurtling back to 1937—wait, no, 1987—where he meets Fang Zhongxin, a woman trapped in a loveless marriage. Renaming himself Lu Yi, he finds unexpected emotional resonance in her life, stirring a romance that transcends time itself.
Director Woo San crafts an atmospheric tale that dances between dystopian futures and nostalgic pasts, exploring themes of destiny, fleeting connections, and the blurred lines between past and present. With a runtime of just 87 minutes, this underrated romance-sci-fi hybrid offers a quick but unforgettable ride through love's unexpected twists, all wrapped in a retro-futuristic Hong Kong aesthetic that feels both retro and ahead of its time.
