Say Yes

Picture and sound quality good, and unlike some other recent Asian releases, there are a few extras. The ‘making of’ is largely behind the scenes footage of key moments in the film. It doesn’t reveal much – no, the actors aren’t actually hurting each other; yes, a lot of blokes in padded jackets running around off-camera are required to help it all look real.

Interviews with the three principals are similarly so-so. A bit more on their background, and the director’s (and what they’ve done since), would have been interesting. A few trailers round off the package.