Ekin Cheng and Chrissie Chau reunite in this romantic-comedy about three heartbroken men who each purchase an iGirl, the latest smart-robot, as their new girlfriends.

In this remake of John Woo's legendary heroic bloodshed, a former drug smuggler attempts to start his life anew and repair his relationship with his estranged brother, who is an up-and- coming star in the police department's narcotics division.

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.

Since 2007, the Hong Kong Health Authority has implemented an anti-smoking law that bans smoking in all indoor areas. This pushes office smokers to take their cigarette breaks in the street. Smokers from neighboring buildings gradually bond and form a new community known as "Hot Pot Pack", as they would gather around a trash bin with an ashtray, staring small takes with raunchy jokes. During the cigarette break, Jimmy (Shawn Yu) befriends a misfit salesgirl Cherie (Miriam Yeung) who also likes to light up. An awkward romance soon blossoms amidst the anxiety of their nicotine rush.

Award-winning Hong Kong actor Nick Cheung drops his funny persona for a horrifying trip into the superstitions of the Cantonese opera world with Hungry Ghost Ritual, his directorial debut! When Zong Hua's (Nick Cheung) father falls ill, he volunteers to take over the family's Cantonese opera troupe. However, as Zong Hua slowly learns the superstitions and traditions of the opera world, he begins to encounter spooky happenings around him, implying that a powerful, supernatural force is trying to derail the troupe.

Overseas somewhere, female agents Ameera on a mission when the accident suspended under low tide found the home encounter unexpected calamity, Ameera step in and crack the mystery boyfriend Jason also found a number of mysterious characters, and dark tissue Resident Evil has gradually surfaced...

Adapted from the hugely successful Hong Kong TV series, this star-studded film adaptation centers on an airline crew and tells the stories of three couples: the new CEO of the airline re-encountering his old flame, a rock star who is hired to film an airline promo teaming up with flight consultant Sam, and a pilot who coming across a daring lady.

A precarious home for the elderly, a group of ex-mentally ill persons who have been forgotten by society, turned out to be the ideal place for old people! But, the well balance life of the elderly home is about to be shaken, when the gangster, set up a trap to take over the elderly home…

The second biggest hits in China during the 2016 lunar New Year holiday! A sequel to the 2014 record-breaking box office action-fantasy hit, The Monkey King, starring Hong Kong superstar Aaron Kwok as the Monkey King with Gong Li as the White Bone Spirit!

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.

Shawn Yue and Miriam Yeung reprise their popular roles as Jimmy and Cherie in this third installment of the romantic comedy Love in a Puff. As the couple try to live happily ever after, the shocking news of Cherie’s father marrying a girl younger than herself makes things complicated…

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.

In this visually arresting action drama from acclaimed director Johnnie To (Running On Karma, Breaking News), legendary Judo fighter Sze-To (Louis Koo from The Suspect) unexpectedly gave up the sport and now lives the life of an alcoholic gambler who runs a pub. However, cocky Judo champion newcomer Tony (Aaron Kwok from The Storm Riders) wants to challenge him to a duel, while old foe Kong (Tong Leung Ka Fai from Ashes of Time) demands Sze-To to finish the match that never took place. Soon Sze-To's pub became the ultimate arena where the greatest Judo fighters show off their skills. As a result, he vows to take on his opponents before his reason for his early retirement is exposed. Filled with brutal, no-holds-barred Judo fight scenes performed by the actors themselves, Throw-Down is an emotional tale of one man's determination to win at all costs.

Female journalist Miaomiao Fang (Shanshan Yuan) accidentally snaps a photo of the top Korean star Zhun Hou (Park Chan Yeol) in a restroom of a night club and finds out his dark personal life. Zhun tries to protect his image and force Miaomiao's magazine to fire her. Now, despite losing her job and apartment, the intrepid young woman has taken on a new mission in life: Destroy Zhun at all costs.