Which movie in Yam Tat-wah is called A Le?

Yam Tat-wah's movie "Blood Street" plays A Le. A Le is a killer under the gang boss and a distant relative of Xirong. Knowing that Vietnamese bully Liang had a gold transaction in a nightclub, he cooperated with insiders to prepare to take the gold away.

The first half of Blood Street is based on John Woo's personal experience. Wu Yusen wrote down all his experiences when he was young, such as smashing wooden houses and the feelings between friends. In the script, the roles of Huizi and Xirong are the portrayal of John Woo's friends, while the role of A B comes from John Woo himself. When John Woo was a child, he had a friend who lived in a slum. He often went to war, and later he and John Woo became good friends. He was the prototype of Huizai. John Woo has a neighbor. He was born in a poor family, but he worked very hard to become a general manager from a hotel waiter. This neighbor is the prototype of Rong.

In order to strive for truth, the creative staff spent four months collecting information. No matter the current events and historical facts of Hong Kong in the 1960s or the social background and culture of Vietnam, the founders made great efforts to collect information. As long as some news materials and even war scenes can match the plot, the creators will turn those fragments into plays.