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This story is centering around a Ming Dynasty brothel that steams with secret erotic myths, trysts and twists of pleasurable indulgence. A shaw production
Facets of Love is a 1973 historical drama and romance film set in a Ming Dynasty brothel, exploring themes of desire, secrecy, and intrigue. Produced by Shaw Brothers, this film presents a period piece centered on the complex relationships and hidden stories within its setting.
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Lily HoMiss Fo
Elliot Ngok WahEmperor Zheng-De
Hu ChinBai Hua Lou Boss
Teresa Ha PingOld Fo
Cheng Kang-YehHuang Long
Su HsiangGod
Lydia Shum Tin-HaFo's Servant
Liu Wu-ChiProstitute
Kong LingDa Jin-Feng
Yu FengDa-Qin- Ku Chiu-ChinXiao Jin-Feng
- Shen ChanBrothel client
- Ying YingLan-Hua
Chiang NanBai Hua Lou Boss
Wang HsiehDeng Si-Hai
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Facets of Love — frequently asked
When was Facets of Love released?
Facets of Love was released on April 5, 1973.
What is Facets of Love about?
The film is set in a Ming Dynasty brothel and focuses on the secret relationships, myths, and dramatic tensions among its inhabitants.
Who produced Facets of Love?
The film was produced by Shaw Brothers, a major Hong Kong film studio known for its historical dramas and period pieces.
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