Police Dave saves the life of a gang leader. When they commit another crime, Dave decides to destroy the gang from within. But when Dave discovers he has a mental disorder and is now wanted for murder, he executes one brilliant final move to achieve his goal.
A novelist decides to have memories of his ex-wife deleted following a painful divorce. But when a glitch in the procedure causes him to receive a killer's memories instead, he gets dragged into a police investigation regarding an unsolved murder and has 72 hours to find out the killer!
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.
Fan Bingbing, Zhang Jiayi, Yu Hewei, Dong Chengpeng, Guo Tao
"Money, love, or dignity?" is the question underlining the movie Day of Redemption. The story follows Gu Bin, a dropout turned first-rate negotiating expert who is not afraid to resort to trickery in order to climb the ranks of society. Favored by Alice, the arrogant and bossy daughter of a rich businessman, Gu Bin is stunned to discover that his competitor in a business acquisition negotiation is none other than Zhou Ting, his first love and with whom he was in a relationship for eight years. In the ensuing nine-hour acquisition case, which takes place during a seemingly normal nine-hour workday, both Gu Bin and Zhou Ting must make a choice between work and love.
In this action-packed movie by John Woo, an upstanding lawyer Du Qiu (Zhang Hanyu) goes on the run after he is framed for a murder. The police launch a large-scale manhunt, but veteran detective Yamura (Masaharu Fukuyama) sees that this seemingly open-and-shut case is not that simple after all…
In 1979, giant fossils belonging to unknown creatures are found in the mountains near Mongolian border and a government-funded excavation endeavor is initiated, led by Professor Yang. Among the workers is Hu Bayi, a young soldier who in love with the Professor's beautiful daughter Ping. When a freak explosion collapses the excavated tunnels, the small group must trek through the mountain's treacherous bowels, only to discover a mysterious cyclopean temple which - as it soon becomes apparent — that the Professor had been actively looking for.
Actor Stephen Fung's directorial debut Enter The Phoenix mixes traditional Mafia topics complete with shades of black humour. It also deals openly with gay relationships and with the love of father-and-son. Living with his friend Georgie (Daniel Wu), Sam (Eason Chan) is mistaken as the new heir of the wealthy Hong family. Clever enough to take advantage of his new found fortune he soon falls in love with the daughter (Karen Mok) of the Hong family's biggest competitor. So, who would finally be the new heir to lead the mob, Georgie or Sam?
The Hong Kong police hunt for a counterfeiting gang led by a mastermind known as Painter (Chow Yun Fat). The gang is so skillful that it's almost impossible to distinguish between its counterfeit currency and real money. In an effort to find Painter's real identity, the police recruits artist Lee Man (Aaron Kwok) to assist in solving the case.
Sarah, who was raised in New York, visits Malaysia for the first time and learns why her grandfather and mother have not seen each other since she was born.
Ti Lung, Jessica Hester Hsuan, Tan Qin Lin, Tan Jason
Featuring a star-studded cast including, Louis Koo, Daniel Woo, Gao Yuan-yuan, Miriam Yeung and Vic Chow, Don.t Go Breaking My Heart 2 tells the story of two former lovers irresistibly drawn back together, despite the fact that each of them is engaged to someone else.
MING (Andy Lau) is a mole in the police department. On the command of his Triad boss SAM (Eric Tsang), he became a cop when he was merely 18. After a decade of hard work, he has become a police sergeant in the Criminal Intelligence Bureau. With the help of Sam who tips him off with intelligence of his Triad rivals, Ming manages to earn kudos from his superiors. After passing a recent examination with flying colors, he has high hope of being promoted to probationary inspector. YAN (Tony Leung) is a police mole in the Triads. Recruited before he even graduated from the police academy, he was initiated into the Triads as a teenaged underling. During his decade as an undercover, he has been convicted eight times of causing bodily harm to others, jailed twice, and sentenced to compulsory psychological counseling. As a Red Pole, or enforcer, his immediate boss is none other than Sam. Leading parallel lives, Ming and Yan are feeling increasingly trapped in their false surroundings. Wobbling in the inferno between the living and the dead, they are desperate to find a way out. Ming would like to sever all ties with his illegal past and become a real cop. To do so would mean the elimination of Sam. Yan is sick and tired of chopping people up in the name of justice, and is striving to regain his real identity. Only one person can help him: SUPERINTENDENT WONG (Anthony Wong), the man who recruited him as an undercover. Their curious paths finally cross each other one fateful evening. During a police attempt to topple Sam's illegal operations, both sides realize there's a mole amongst themselves. A series of cat-and-mouse chases ensue, as each side is competing to uncover their mole first. To make things even more chaotic, Ming is finally promoted to probationary inspector and is transferred to Internal Affairs. His first assignment is to uncover Sam's mole in the police department...
Andy Lau, Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Eric Tsang, Anthony Wong, Gordon Lam, Kelly Chen, Sammi Cheng, Elva Hsiao, Chapman To, Edison Chen, Shawn Yue
In 2004, 10 months after the murder of Yan (Tony Leung Chiu-wai), Ming (Andy Lau) is transferred to do the office work. Meanwhile, a new star Wing (Leon Lai) has emerged in the police force. Ming suspects he is also a mole sent by the triad. Three years ago, Yan's first big mission was to build up a smuggling network with Shen (Chen Dao-ming), a mysterious businessman from China. Actually, Yan's was out of control and he was forced to see psychologist Dr Lee (Kelly Chen), but he gradually developed a special friendship with her.
Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Leon Lai, Kelly Chen, Chen Dao Ming, Eric Tsang, Anthony Wong
