Moonlit Wish / The Great Pretenders He Ain't Heavy, He's My Father Subtitled VHS Video Tony Leung The pragmatic Yun constantly clashes with his father, Fan, who is easily swayed by emotions. One day, his father is attacked by robbers and falls into critical condition. Yun, wanting to know about his parents' past, jumps into a hole said to grant wishes and travels back 40 years... A heartwarming fantasy film from Peter Chan, director of "He's a Woman, She's a Man." "Moonlit Wish" (Tsukiyo no Negai, original title: The Great Pretenders, English title: He Ain't Heavy, He's My Father) is a 1993 Hong Kong film. It is a fantasy film depicting a young man who time-travels to the past and meets his father in his youth. Director: Peter Chan Lee Chi-ngai Screenplay: Lee Chi-ngai Producer: Eric Tsang Executive Producer: Claudie Chung Cast: Tony Leung Leung Ka-fai Music: Richard Lo Cinematography: Andrew Lau Louis Kin-fai Editor: Chan Ki-hop Distribution: Setera Release: Hong Kong December 11, 1993 Japan January 20, 1996 Running time: 97 minutes