The scene where Leslie Cheung lights up a cigarette in the bar is from that movie

"Happy Together" tells the story of a gay couple who traveled to South America and stayed in Buenos Aires after getting lost. The two later broke up due to a series of conflicts.

"Happy Together" is a feature film directed by Wong Kar-wai and starring Leslie Cheung, Tony Leung and Chang Chen. It was released in Hong Kong, China on May 30, 1997. The film tells the story of a gay couple who traveled to South America and ended up in Buenos Aires after getting lost. The two later broke up due to a series of conflicts. In 1997, the film was shortlisted for the official competition of the 50th Cannes International Film Festival. Wong Kar-wai won the Best Director Award at the 50th Cannes International Film Festival for this film.

"Happy Together" is a representative example of Wong Kar-wai's extreme use of film language and lens aesthetics. The film uses strong colors and a soothing mood to depict a relationship between same-sex lovers in a foreign land. Wong Kar-Wai's delicate directorial skills vividly show the emotions of the two male protagonists on the verge of collapse. What is touching about this film is Wong Kar-wai's understanding and tolerance of human emotions. He is able to go to the end of the world because there is a place where he can go back.