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Piccadilly (1929)

A young Chinese woman, working in the kitchen at a London dance club, is given the chance to become the club's main act.

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Marta Barber 22 Apr 2004

A swinging London club; the breakup of a famous performing couple; a well-known dancer being replaced by one younger and more exotic; a murder. All juicy fodder for plot, and it's a good thing.

Ben H 20 Mar 2008

Anna May Wong is stunning. The pinnacle of British silent film

Byron B 05 Jun 2008

Pretty hip for a silent film. Great camera work. Everyone describes Anna May Wong as a clone of Louise Brooks. Based on the few films I've seen of both, I think Wong is the far better actress. Brooks always seems stiff and awkward, whereas Wong has a natural grace and sensuality that really comes through in this film.

Antonius B 17 Oct 2016

reel good vehicle for Asian star (the first here in the US) she even gets billing over the title

Robert Pardi 02 Feb 2011

Dupont's stunning evocation of London's roaring twenties would be of cinematic interest even without Wong; but her sultry presence makes this backstage melodrama a must-see.