Sleepwalker 2011
In *Sleepwalker (2011)*, directed by the atmospheric Oxide Pang Chun, Angelica Lee Sin-Jie delivers a haunting performance as Ziyi, a woman trapped between reality and the nightmares that have plagued her for years.
Director: Oxide Pang Chun
Cast
Angelica Lee Sin-Jie
Cheng Chi Yee
Huo Siyan
Sgt. Au Bik Yee
Charlie Yeung Choi-Nei
Au Bik Kee
Li Zonghan
Eric
Kent Cheng Jak-Si
Eric's brother
Nina Paw Hei-Ching
Auntie
Marc Ma
Prof. Yip
Elva Ni Chen-Xi
Prof. Yip's wife
Kenny Wong Tak-Ban
Ming
William Duen Wai-Lun
Supt
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sleepwalker (2011) about?
Sleepwalker follows Ziyi, a woman haunted by recurring nightmares of a wasteland, who is drawn into a real-life mystery when a police sergeant asks for her help in locating her missing ex-husband. As the investigation unfolds, another case involving a kidnapped nephew adds layers of tension, blurring the line between Ziyi's dreams and the dark secrets unfolding around her.
Who directed Sleepwalker?
Sleepwalker was directed by Oxide Pang Chun, known for his visually striking and atmospheric films that blend horror, drama, and crime elements.
Who stars in Sleepwalker?
The film stars Angelica Lee Sin-Jie, Huo Siyan, Charlie Yeung Choi-Nei, Kent Cheng Jak-Si, and Nina Paw Hei-Ching in pivotal roles.
Is Sleepwalker (2011) worth watching?
If you enjoy psychological horror with a slow-burning mystery and strong performances, Sleepwalker is worth your time. While it may not cater to fans of fast-paced scares, its atmospheric tension and layered storytelling make it a compelling watch for fans of the genre.
How long is Sleepwalker?
Sleepwalker has a runtime of 104 minutes.
About Sleepwalker (2011) — A Psychological Horror-Drama Rooted in Dreams and Crime
In *Sleepwalker (2011)*, directed by the atmospheric Oxide Pang Chun, Angelica Lee Sin-Jie delivers a haunting performance as Ziyi, a woman trapped between reality and the nightmares that have plagued her for years. Her recurring dream of standing alone on a desolate wasteland, sensing something buried beneath, begins to bleed into her waking life when a police sergeant reaches out for her help. Set against the eerie backdrop of a crime thriller infused with psychological horror, the film weaves together themes of guilt, obsession, and unresolved trauma as Ziyi navigates the disappearance of her ex-husband while a kidnapping case unfolds. With a slow-burning tension that lingers like a half-remembered shadow, *Sleepwalker* explores the fragile line between dreams and desperation.
As the mystery deepens and the stakes rise, Ziyi's fragile grip on sanity starts to slip, mirroring the disorienting style of Pang Chun's direction. The film's moody cinematography and layered storytelling make it a standout in the horror-drama genre, blending crime elements with a deeply personal narrative. With a runtime of 104 minutes, *Sleepwalker (2011)* offers a gripping, atmospheric experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
