When Christopher Doyle left Australia some forty years ago he let the wind take him on a journey. Today, Doyle is one of the world's greatest cinematographers. For the past three decades, the Sydney born Australian has been one of the central figures in the rise of Hong Kong cinema. Doyle along with his accomplice on so many projects director Wong Kar Wai, actors Tony Leung, Maggie Cheung and the late Leslie Cheung took the world on a journey of beauty, color and love, which could only be filmed in a city like Hong Kong. His unique style and love for cinema have been molded in Hong Kong as has his friendships and the loves of his life. But he readily admits he is more Hongkongese than Australian yet he acknowledges it's his Australianisms compliments his character and unique style as a film maker. As a young student at Hong Kong University one of his lecturers dubbed him Du Ke Feng which translated means Like the Wind. Like the Wind is a documentary film by international award winning...
