Sit Ho Ching (Bosco Wong) and his girlfriend, Elna (Stephy Tang) are set up by the boss. Elna cheats on him, then he becomes jobless and single. Our hapless hero decides to pursue wealth and fame by any means. Ching finds himself in a dangerous situation and is saved by his relatives. Finally, he earns a pile of money, but is shocked when his father (Liu Kai Chi) is struck down by cancer...

castBosco Wong, William Chan, Michael Tse, Stephy Tang, Rose Chan

directorZhong Shu Jia

Adapted from a short story in Pu Songling's supernatural classic Liaozhai Zhiyi, The Fox Lover is about white fox spirit Xiaochui (Gillian Chung), who is irrevocably in love with the naive mortal Wang Yuanfeng (Chilam Cheung). In the universe resides the largest sea demon that strikes terror amongst the people. Inside Wang's soul, there is a hidden power able to destroy the fiercest demons. When Xiaochui's loyalties are tested in the clash between humans and demons, she is willing to sacrifice her life for love.

castGillian Chung, Julian Cheung, Kara Hui

directorNiu Chaoyang

Hong Kong No.1 box office queen Sandra Ng teams up with King of Comedy Mark Lee, in this unusual drama-comedy about a life-changing encounter that takes place when a mourning mother crosses path with a young boy medium and his father.

castSandra Ng, Keane Chan, Mark Lee, Wang Po-chieh

directorWang Ming

The film centers on an extraordinary martial arts school called "Twins", whose members are all twins. Some former members now perform circus acts, including acrobats Pearl and Jade (Charlene Choi and Gillian Chung). Another former member Lau Hay (Wu Jing), whose twin brother is gravely ill, is commissioned to protect the mysterious "Heaven's Bead" from Tibet together with Uncle Luck (Sammo Hung). However, some evil former Twins members rob the precious bead, prompting Uncle Luck to seek help from ex-Twins leader Chang Chung (Yuen Wah). He then sends Pearl and Jade for a mission to uncover the "Heaven's Bead"...

castCharlene Choi, Gillian Chung, Jian Wu,Sammo Hung, Yuan Hua, Zhang Qian

directorKong Tao Hoi

Tim (Aaron KWOK) is a defense attorney with a heart of gold. Refusing to simply be a hired gun for his wealthy clients, Tim quits his job at a prestigious law firm to become a prosecutor at the Justice Department. With support from his fiance Megan and his cop buddy Nam (LIU Kai-chi), Tim decides to start life anew. When he chances upon a handicapped piano teacher Jing (GWEI Lun-mei), she begs Tim to help her. She has accused her doctor, the renowned surgeon Zhou (CHANG Chen), of sexual harassing her during a check-up in his clinic. The doctor and the patient were the only ones in the room, and each of them offers contradictory testimony. The case soon turns into a Rashomon-esque mystery. To up the ante further, Zhou's defense attorney is the talented Freddy (XIA Yu), who has taken over Tim's previous position at the prestigious law firm. The sharp-tongued lawyer proves to be Tim's toughest opponent to date. The media frenzy around this sexual harassment case slowly begins to destroy the lives of everyone involved, especially those of the doctors' wife Jie (QIN Hailu) and his young daughter. Tim soon realizes the cost to the truth may simply be too much to bear.

castAaron KWOK, GWEI Lun-mei

directorCharlie Yeung

A weapon of mass destruction is stolen by international criminal, Helios, in this adrenaline-fueled crime-thriller starring an international ensemble of Hong Kong, Korean and Chinese actors.

castJacky Cheung, Wang Xueqi, Nick Cheung, Shawn Yue, Janice Man, Ji Jin Hee, Choi Siwon, Chang Chen

directorSunny Luk, Longman Leung

Mini's broken heart leads her to pack on the pounds. The depressed young woman meets an obese man named Fatso, he helps her get herself back on track and shed the pounds. After dropping the unwanted heft, Mini rekindles her relationship with her first love, but is this the happy ending she wants?

castAndy Lau, Sammi Cheng

directorJohnnie To, Wai Ka Fai

Don't miss this epic action-fantasy based on the novel, Fengshen Yanyi, featuring an all-star cast including Jet Li, Tony Leung, Fan Bingbing, Louis Koo, Huang Xiaoming and more! As King Zhou slowly turns into a tyrant due to the influence of a vixen spirit disguised as one of his concubines, the forces between good and evil begin to mobilize and both sides head towards a climactic battle.

castJet Li, Tony Leung, Fan Bing Bing, Huang Xiao Ming, Louis Koo, Angelababy

directorKoan Hui

A romantic anthology with five episodes featuring five love stories in Japan, United States, Norway, Saipan and Turkey starring Zhang Zi Yi, Eddie Peng, Michelle Chen and more.

castZhang Ziyi, Eddie Peng, Tong Liya, Zhou Dongyu, Michelle Chen

directorZhang Yibai, Guan Hu, Zhang Meng, Teng Huatao, Gao Qunshu

Bowl (Kenny Kwan) and Noodle (Steven Cheung) are two idle highschool students who need to evade three menaces each day before they can enter their school. Little bully Razor (Cheung Tat Ming) chases them over a minor dispute, the uniformed policeman David (Tats Lau Yee Tat) body-searches everyone he sees, and the small-time gangster Ganker (Chan Wai Man) looks out for new blood to join his ever-shrinking business. Pride and dignity seem so out of reach. Bowl does not even know how to sound convincing when he tries to persuade his sister Candy (Katie Kwok) not to walk down the wrong path. If only they can find the guiding light to fame and fortune, then life will be fine again. Some dreams do come true. Trying to stay ahead of Razor, Bowl and Noodle join Ganker and end up at a gangster conference where the Boss (Ray Lui) gives them HK$300,000 to perform a Mission of Glory at 6 am the next morning. It is a lot of money and a way to fame, but a deadly mission awaits them. With ten hours left to go, there is money to spend, families to visit, idols (special appearances by Twins) to meet and unspoken love to be voiced. Before daybreak, can Bowl and Noodle turn a nightmare into a self-fulfilling experience?

castSteven Cheung, Kenny Kwan, Katie Kwok, Gillian Chung, Charlene Choi

directorAdrian Kwan

A young female Mongolian wrestler goes to Japan to find her long-lost mysterious friend but is tricked into participating in a mud wrestling competition which she cannot quit.

castWilliam Chan, Li Feier, Cheng Pei Pei

directorCasey Chan

The Magic Kitchen is an ensemble of Hong Kong superstars Sammi Cheung and Andy Lau plus the popular young icon Jerry Yan, all three heartthrobs create an invincible synergy. The Magic Kitchen ranks the top 10 movies of the year. It is an adaptation of an eponymous novel by a Hong Kong new literary star Lin Yong-chen, in which the plot beautifully combines comedy and tasty food together. Yau (Sammi Cheung) is a famous chef who owns a speakeasy restaurant (what is speakeasy restaurant?) and cooks everything literally from the recipe book inherited from her deceased mother. Behind her successful career, she is haunted by a family curse overshadowing three generations and destines her to fail in every relationship. On a tour to the “Iron Chef” TV show in Japan with her assistant and secret admirer Hall (Jerry Yan), Yau meets her ex-boyfriend Chuen (Andy Lau) whom she still cannot let go after all these years. Even worse, she finds out that Chuen is in a happy relationship and going to engage her best friend. Overwhelmed by shocking and heartbreaking truths during the tour, Yau suddenly realizes that the key to break the curse is to start a fresh new relationship with Hall.

castAndy Lau, Sammi Cheng, Jerry Yan, Stephen Fung, Daniel Wu, Anthony Wong, Vincent Kuk

directorLee Chi Ngai

This epic drama directed by John Woo is set in the midst of the Chinese Revolution during the late 1940s, when countless people from China were fleeing to the island of Taiwan. On January 27th, 1949, three couples boarded on the steamer “Taiping”, together with over a thousand people including the rich, refugees and crew. What follows is a tragedy which claimed the lives of 1,500 people and the epic love stories left behind.

castKaneshiro Takeshi, Zhang Ziyi, Huang Xiao Ming, Tong Da Wei, Song Hye-kyo, Masami Nagasawa

directorJohn Woo