Why Infernal Affairs director's A Man Called Hero didn't live up to the hype of his previous martial arts extravaganza The Storm Riders

Released in 1999, Andrew Lau’s martial arts film A Man Called Hero followed hot on the heels of his 1998 Hong Kong hit The Storm Riders, but the Infernal Affairs director couldn’t recreate its success.

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