A lazy but smart detective with a slew of physical ailments is faced with a series of murders in this action comedy set in the Shanghai French Concession in 1924.

Yee(Gillian Chung), a young, carefree woman who has just dumped her boyfriend Shu (Lawrence Chou) at the airport before a trip they were going to take together. Little does she know that her breakup was witnessed by her ex-boy friend Ping (William Chan), who was there with his new live-in girlfriend Sze (Michelle Wai). Yee had been living with her boyfriend, so all of a sudden she's homeless. Ping takes her in. During their two days living together, the spark between them is reignited while they analyze their own romantic pasts (seen by the audience through an extensive collection of flashbacks). They end up asking themselves, are they more in love with their exes, and which ex are they falling for all over again?

"The Imperial Cat" Constable Zhan Zhao (Andy Lau), Who is constantly bugging heads with "The Multicolored Mouse" Bai Yutong (Cecilia Cheung), a Robin Hood-like crime fighter. Unbeknownst to Zhan, however, Bai is actually a girl who has had the longest crush on her companion from the other side of the law. As their conflicts escalate, Bai has to think of a way to win Zhan's heart without giving him too big of a shock!

Three very different young women, Hei, Kimmy and May, who were inseparable school friends. A shocking incident provides a climactic test to them. Will the girls stay friends? Can Hei embrace life and love again? Will May abandon her movie dreams? Will Kimmy let jealousy get the better of her?

Jiang Shun, a man with an IQ level of a preschooler, one day finds an abandoned baby. He decides to adopt her and names her Jiang Chong Ming, meaning clever. As Chong Ming grows up, she indeed grows to be a smart and clever girl who protects her father from being bullied by the village kids. But when Chong Ming reaches adolescence and starts to discover romance, she starts feeling that her father`s existence is a burden.

Li Xuelian and her husband Qin Yuhe stage a fake divorce to secure a second apartment in the city reserved by the government for single people. Qin remarries six months later - as agreed - but to a different woman. Furious and refused to fail, Li takes on the legal system again and again.

When Interpol agent CK Long (Sammo Hung) busted a billion-dollar drug deal 15 years ago, the cartel swore revenge. Enter beautiful Phoenix (Jenn Tse), the enigmatic Madame Rose's loyal assassin, whom the cartel hires to kill Long's family. Little does Phoenix knows, years ago, in an act of revenge, Madame Rose kidnapped Phoenix when she was young, then brainwashed and trained her into a skilled assassin and that her father has been trying to find her ever since. There is no mission that Phoenix cannot complete. But her untarnished record may face an obstacle, because not only is her estranged father, Long, is the mission, Phoenix also gets caught in a love triangle of sorts Sam (Andy On) and Black Dragon (Phillip Ng).

The lives of three fathers going on a luxurious holiday are turned upside-down when a thief slips a stolen famous diamond into one of the fathers' coat pocket.

It's hardly a coincidence that Sam (Andy Lau) is considered the most eligible bachelor in town. Not only is he a young, smart, and insightful entrepreneur with a coveted fortune, but he also happens to be a blithe spirit with a carefree attitude to life. However, every success has its price. Sam has already divorced three times and finds himself crawling back to the game of love sooner than he has expected. It is love at first sight when Sam chances upon a feisty, fast-talking woman with the odd name of Milan (Shu Qi) at a Macau casino. But the catch is, she is a part-time poker dealer and a full-time cabaret dancer, "careers" not exactly congruent with his station in life. Fallen in love against all odds, this mismatched couple soon makes headline in all media which turn Milan into an It girl overnight.

Due to injuries to his nerve system, orphan Siu Bo lost his ability to laugh when he was young. Feeling guilty for what happened, his uncle Qing Song arranges a position for him in a funeral home in the city. Haunted by what he sees every night there, he braves his fears with the support of his uncle who always reminds him of the meaning of their work for the deceased. Along the way, he also finds a way to cope with death when it finally knocks on his door.

Ao's parents work overseas, leaving Ao with his deaf and taciturn grandfather. Ao runs away. He meets Lan. She had been kidnapped and has just escaped. Bad guys are chasing her. Ao fights them off and they head towards Lan's home. Meanwhile, Ao's parents return, and get the police involved. Ao and Lan bond on the journey. They arrive at Lan's village where her home has been reduced to rubble. The bad guys and the Gang Boss also arrive. Ao and Lan wage war against them. Soon, Ao's parents, grandfather and the police also arrive, and arrest all the bad guys! The family is reunited. Everyone is happy, including Lan, who now has a new home with her new family.

Sean Lau stars as an inspector investigating a prison escape in this period action-thriller. Sequel to The Bullet Vanishes and set in Northern China in the 1930s, the mysterious escape leads the inspector down a rabbit hole of surprising discoveries.

Slam is the first basketball film in Asia telling of three boys fighting to win a basketball game. Director presents a vivid life scenery of Beijing, China's rapidly modernizing capital city and host of the 2008 Olympics. There is always struggle before the victory. Mouth (Lin Xiao-fan) is a typical introverted kid who's having major troubles with his non performance in his schoolwork. On the last day of school during final exams, he and his best friends Monkey (Zhang Yi-shan) and Jason (Zhou Li-ming) run into the captain of the high school basketball team and his entourage. The captain swears to make the boys summer break a living hell. Their building conflict ends up taking all parties to the finals of annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament. Having to face the biggest bullies on the court; will the boys win back their pride?