Tso Kea
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Tso Kea, also known as Cho Kei, was a prominent Chinese film director and screenwriter born on November 30, 1916, in Nanhai, Guangdong, China. He began his career in the film industry in the 1940s, initially working as a music director and composer. Tso Kea directed and wrote numerous films across various genres, including drama, romance, and musical. Notable works include The Love Eterne (1963), The Love Parade (1966), and The Story of a Discharged Prisoner (1967). His adaptation of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights into the film Love Lingers On (1957) is particularly acclaimed for its profound portrayal of passion and vengeance.
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The Sorrowful Lute (1957)
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Our Love Solid as Gold (1962)
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The Tender Age (1957)
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Mysterious Murder (1964)
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Motherhood (1960)
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Dial 999 for 24-Hour Murder Case (1961)
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The Chair (1959)
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The Prince's Romantic Affairs (1958)
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Seven Swordsman Leave Tianshan (1959)
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Love Lingers On (1957)
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A Lovely Girl's Lovely Dreams (1958)
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My Kingdom for a Husband (1957)
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Princess Cheung Ping (1959)
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The Detective (1966)
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Perfect Match (1952)
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Henpecked Husband (1957)
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Sunset on the River (1962)
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