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九月初九之重見天日 (1991)
Shy Spirit
Alias: Shyly Spirit
Alias: 九月九日之重見天日
Alias: 羞羞鬼
Origin: Hong Kong
Language: Cantonese 
Genres: Martial Arts  Ghost  Comedy 
Rating: II B (Hong Kong) 
 
Director
  Chuang Yan-Chien
 
Screenwriter
  Cheng Man-Wah
 
Martial Arts Director
  Alexander Lo Rei
 
Producer
  Yeung So-Mei
 
 
Cast
  Ngai Sing ... Sing
  Eric Tsang Chi-Wai ... Long-Life
  Josephine Foo Lai-Yan ... Hsiu / Sau Sau [intro]
  Chung Fat ... Mr Ko
  Peter Chan Lung ... Mr Wang
  Dick Wei ... Priest
  Stanley Fung Sui-Fan ... Police Captain
  Cheung Jing-Yue ... Po
  Shen Hai-Rong    
  Billy Ching Sau-Yat    
  Yuan Shen    
  Huang Kaisen ... [Intro]
  Wong Si-Hon    
  Lam Ching-Ying    
  Yuan Chia-Pei    
  Ngai Wang-Wing    
  Wong Sai-Goon ... Tournament fighter
  So Man-Tsz ... Extra
  Chan Yue-Ching ... Extra
  Huang Chenglin ... Extra
  Alexander Lo Rei ... Extra
  Choi Kwok-Chau ... Extra
 
Production Company
  Bao Shiung Film & Communication Co. Ltd.
 
Distributors
  Golden Leaf Film Production Consultant (Hong Kong)
  Scholar Films Co., Ltd. (Taiwan)
 
Assistant Director
  Alexander Lo Rei
 
Script Supervisor
  So Suet-Gwan
 
Cinematographer
  Xu Ping-Bing
 
Lighting
  Sung Tin-Sang
 
Costume
  Lam Chi-Wing
 
Makeup
  Yau Yee-Chu
 
Hair Dressing
  Cho Sau-Lin
 
Editor
  Wong Jing-Cheung
 
Props
  Lam San-Hiu
 
Scenery
  Chan Tsan Fai
 
Music
  Lin Shun-Lang
 
Assistant Martial Arts Director
  Wong Sai-Goon   Chan Yue-Ching
 
Presenter
  Lee Yiu-Ting
 
Planning
  Teddy Yip Wing-Cho
 
Production Manager
  Wong Biu Chung
 
Unit Manager
  Li Wen-Zhan
 
F/X
  Hung Kai-Chuen
 
Special Effects
  Jonathan Ting Yuen-Tai
 
F/X Assistant
  Suen Yuk-Fung
 
Recording Studio
  Scholar Recording Studio
 
Foley
  Chik Yue-Lung
 
Subtitles
  Lau Tak-Kwong
 
Filming Location
  Hong Kong
 
 
Summary
  Two feuding families brag about their sons on christening day. One, called Long-Life, is destined to die early, while Sing, the other, will do well. Twenty years pass. Long-life has survived, and he fancies pretty Hsio. In a scene stolen from My Life As A Dog, he spies on her in the shower, falls through the roof, kisses her as he lands..... but then her spirit leaves her body. Having died naked, Hsio wanders around sans clothing, and is dubbed the Shy Ghost by other spirits she meets. What follows mainly concerns her family and friend's efforts to lay her spirit to rest. These include taking revenge on Long-Life, getting some clothes to her, stacks of fu fighting, incantations and a duel between a buddhist and a taoist.