A digital cartographer falls for a mysterious lady who works on an alley that doesn’t exist on the map. A mainland China young love story with an unexpected turn.

In this contemporary film starring strong performances from newcomers Rainky Wai, Kabby Hui and Heidi Lee, "May We Chat" sheds light on the city's marginalized youth. Yan, Wai Wai and Yut Gei are three young women from very different backgrounds who met on WeChat, a social media platform, to discuss fashion, make-up and sex. When one of them is kidnapped, the other two attempt to find her, and dive into the world of prostitution and lowlife triads.

Ma Yongzhen (Philip Ng) and Lung Chat (Andy On) are renowned after taking down the Axe Gang, the largest triad gang in Shanghai. Ma is also helped by a kung fu master, the Iron Leader (Sammo Hung), to fight against their enemy. Being defeated, the Axe Gang holds a grudge and kills Lung. Ma, after watching his brother die, decides to take revenge.

After his marriage proposal is rejected, a wine company executive flees to Paris, where broken hearts go to heal. There he shares a flat with a psychopathic artist, who is also heartbroken from a break-up. Can the two of them let go of the past, learn to love again and find their soulmates in this beautiful, romantic city?

Shek Kam Shui and Ng Dai Tai are lovers who grow up together in a village. Due to the objection of Tai's father regarding their love, Shui and Tai run away and live in the city.

Hong Kong pop idol Elanne Kwong stars as championship weightlifter Li Li who is forced to retire when diagnosed with diabetes. Li Li soon falls in love with new neighbour Yung (Chapman To), a recently divorced and bankrupted bar owner. Soon enough the two marries and Li Li gave birth to a baby boy, at the same time, the desire to return to weight lifting never leaves Li Li, and despite it meaning Yung will have to become a house husband and stay-home dad, Yung actively encourages her to restart her career.

The interception team at the Criminal Intelligence Bureau led by Inspector Leung Chun-Yi (Sean Lau) is deployed to monitor a listed firm's phone traffic for a financial crime investigation. The team also consisted of veteran cop Yeung Jen (Louis Koo) and the young rookie Lam Yat-Cheung (Daniel Wu). They received an illegal stock tip during the surveillance operation, which can bring them a fortune. Blinded by greed, they started to engage themselves into this dangerous game of money and blood...

Hong Kong pop singer-actress Sammi Cheng appears in cop comedy Lady Cop and Papa Crook, her first role on the big screen since Everlasting Regret. Opposite Cheng is another top Hong Kong pop singer Eason Chan. As long-time writing partners, Alan Mak and Felix Chong share writing credits for the hugely successful Infernal Affairs trilogy, Confession of Pain and the recent Overheard. The duo won best screenplay for the first Infernal Affairs at both the Hong Kong Film Awards and the Golden Bauhinia. John Fok (Eason Chan) is the kingpin of illegal red oil in China. When an oil tanker explodes accidentally, he becomes the focus of investigation by Hong Kong and Mainland Chinese police and is forced to halt his business to wait things out. Just as he is finally ready to turn his fortune around, however, his only son is kidnapped. Senior Inspector Molline Szeto (Sammi Cheng) is the rising star in the police force, who is well praised for busting crime with her characteristic sangfroid and precision. However, in matters of love, she is totally at wit's end. Poised at the crossroad of her life, she is thrilled to be assigned to investigate the kidnap of John's son. John dispatches his whole gang to ferret out his son's whereabouts, only to find out that his rivals are redeploying people in China to assail him. Just when he is about to order an all-out fight back, Molline suddenly arrives with her team to garrison at his house. Spurning her at first, he soon finds her critical analysis of the situation at hand both apt and useful. An unlikely cooperation between cops and crooks thus ensues, leading to conflicts and clashes galore at every step till the very end.

Five years earlier, Marco (Cheung) was both a respected pastor and the mastermind of an NGO looking to revolutionalise global medical supply with an ambitious recycling scheme. But when Michelle (Lam), an impressionable junior member of staff at the charity gets close to Marco and the two share a French kiss on a drunken night out, the seemingly consensual act turned into an bitter court case – taking a toll on both parties.

In the ancient land of Huadu, ruthless Empress (Qu Ying) and her chief eunuch, Chiu Ngai (Daniel Wu), live in fear of a prophecy saying that a boy shall rise to become Emperor. To prevent this, the empress sends out her warriors to kill any child who fulfils the prediction... Char (Jaycee Chan), is the humble boy born to be Emperor. He and his adopted brother Coal (Chen Po-lin) perform in a traveling show run by their foster father Blackwood (Tony Leung Ka-fai). Their friend Tao (Edison Chen) gives them a stone with a treasure map engraved upon it. The pair set out on an epic journey to find fortune and glory. They are joined on their odyssey by two fierce warrior women, Blue (Gillian Chung) and Spring (Charlene Choi), and together, they survive a series of challenges.

A young and rich lady was found mysteriously murdered in an abandoned hospital building. Inspector Wayne (Simon Yam) started to investigate and at the same time another lady was found dead and was murdered the same way as the previous. During the investigation, Wayne got to know Jeana (Vivian Hsu), a common friend of the two victims. In a cold storage, an ice piton was fiercely plunged on the picture of Jeana...

Na Di is a super model. Her career suffers a disastrous decline because she caught drinking. She goes back to her hometown and meets her first love where they fall in love again. Qiao Jian is the grade one university student, he fell in love with his grade four university mate but they can't be together due to his mother's sickness.

Shing was from a rich family and studied abroad, but he was so spoiled that he could never concentrate in his study instead he spent most of his time flirting with girls.

Brain (Louis Koo) is a special professional assassin who painstakingly designs perfect 'accidents' in which his targets are killed and seems like they die from misfortune. He bears enormous psychological stress everyday and worries about he may die in accident too, so he carries out each assassination with extreme caution. However, in a well-crafted 'accident', his mission fails due to an unexpected traffic accident and one of his teammate passes away. Is it a real accident? Brian is for sure that there is a mastermind behind the accident in order to kill him. This secret man is an insurance agent Fong (Richie Jen) who also happened to be on the scene of the accident. Brain is determined to get rid of him...