Street Kids Violence
Jun 10, 1999 · 1h 32m
Director
Wellson Chin Sing-WaiOverview
A case of juvenile violence called "Horrible Tortures" shocks the city. The highest sentencing is life in prison. However, one of the most important criminal in the case, Beep, is only sentenced to seven-year imprisonment. The verdict has the other story behind.
Cast of Street Kids Violence
Sung Boon-ChungEmperor
Jazz Lam Tsz-sinBeep
Astrid Chan Chi-ChingMiss Ho
Lee Kin-yanUncle San
Ronnie Cheung Ho-LungBlackie
Eric Kei Ka-FatPolice Officer- Law Ho-PangDicky
- Chan Hau-NgokShit Face
- Ma Chung-WingChicken
- Yiu Yin-LingGump
Yu Ka-HoDumbass- Leung Man-TikPork Chop
- Tung Man-HonRock
- Wong Kin-HoSze Shing
- Ma Chung-SangJow
- Tse Ka-YinRock's Friend
- Chow Yin-ManCass
- Hon Ka-YanPui Yee
- Wong Yuen-LingYee
- Chan Man-LeiChicken's Father
Choi Kin-ShingAngel B
Chan Nam-WingWorker
Tam Tin-BoEmperor's Mother
Crew of Street Kids Violence
Wellson Chin Sing-WaiDirector, Executive Producer- Lee Man-ChoiWriter
- Alexander Wong Hoi-FungProducer
- Francis Chiu Wing-LamExecutive Producer
- Tommy WaiOriginal Music Composer
- Sunny Tsang Tat-SzeDirector of Photography
- Yau Chi-WaiEditor
- Man Cheuk-KauProduction Manager
Jupiter Wong Kin-ManAssistant Director
Lee Chi-KitAssistant Director
About Street Kids Violence
What is Street Kids Violence about?
A case of juvenile violence called "Horrible Tortures" shocks the city. The highest sentencing is life in prison. However, one of the most important criminal in the case, Beep, is only sentenced to seven-year imprisonment. The verdict has the other story behind.
When was Street Kids Violence released?
Street Kids Violence was released on June 10, 1999.
How long is Street Kids Violence?
Street Kids Violence runs 1 hour 32 minutes (92 minutes).
Who directed Street Kids Violence?
Street Kids Violence was directed by Wellson Chin Sing-Wai.
Who is in the cast of Street Kids Violence?
The cast of Street Kids Violence includes Sung Boon-Chung (Emperor), Jazz Lam Tsz-sin (Beep), Astrid Chan Chi-Ching (Miss Ho), Lee Kin-yan (Uncle San) and Ronnie Cheung Ho-Lung (Blackie).