Herman Yau’s Audience Award-Winner ‘We’re Nothing At All’ Sold To Blacklight Global For U.S. Release

Comments

1. Yara: we're getting some real international talent making waves in the States lately 🤩
2. Emmatran: what an interesting choice for acquisition, not sure they know what they're getting into
3. Halcyon Serpent: I'd rather see Herman Yau tackle a decent sci-fi series again instead of standalone dramas, not that this one looks bad or anything
4. June Okafor: Blacklight Global must have deep pockets to be taking a chance on Herman Yau's usual cult following stuff
5. Junelund: surprised Deadline got this scoop before SCMP did - what's the word on Herman Yau's stateside reception?
6. Aidenellis: nice to see some recognition for Herman Yau's work outside of Hong Kong, but it'd be great if they included the original HK runtime in credits for US viewers who might appreciate
7. Glitch Nomad: always a good omen when Herman Yau's films do well internationally 🤞
8. Aiden: we're overdue for a solid action flick like this, think Yau will break out stateside?
9. Noel: loved his work on Raging Bullet, Herman Yau's got a knack for gritty realism 🎥

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