A coming-of-age tale about a group of close friends from high school, college and eventually reaching adulthood through the 1990s and 2000s. They meet again at a friend's wedding in 2014 and recall their romantic past through memories.
This is a story about the Hong Kong Triads. Ting (William Chan). Cheung (Derek Tsang) and Dong (Edward Chui) are childhood friends who join a Triad together. After joining however, they discover that fame and fortune will ultimately break them apart as only one of them can become the leader of the gang.
William Chan, Patrick Tam, Michelle Wai, Irene Wan
Mrs K is a housewife who lives in a quiet suburban neighborhood with her husband, Mr. K, and their daughter, Lil’ K. But when a stranger shows up to black Mrs. K, she is forced out of her sheltered life to face an old enemy and save her family.
Considered a Hong Kong classic, Police Story marks Jackie Chan's initial foray into the big-time, stunt-filled action movies that become his trademark. Chan plays a honest, self-effacing cop Chan Ka-Kui assigned to protect Salina, whose key testimony could bring down drug baron Chu. However, the witness manages to get away from Ka-Kui. With no evidence against him, Chu is set free. Chu goes on a vendetta to frame Ka-Kui for a murder. Ka-Kui goes on the run and, with time running out, must quickly find and save Salina from being killed, as well as prove his own innocence. Police Story has been acclaimed for its amazing stunt works. There's plenty of action and physical comedy. The movie shows off Chan's generous comic persona to the fullest. For Jackie Chan fans, this is not only a must-see but also a must-have collectible.
Evelyn (Crisel Consunji), a Filipino domestic helper, moves to Hong Kong to work for Cheong Wing (Anthony Wong), a divorcee paralyzed in a construction accident. Becoming unlikely friends, the two discover shared humanity that helps them face life’s mounting hardships.
This movie was the winner of 3 awards at the 38th Hong Kong Film Awards, including Best Actor, Best New Performer and Best New Director.
A group of misfits team up to save humanity from creatures known as the Winged Tribe, who lost their power of flight centuries ago after their war against mankind. But now, they are hell-bent on seeking revenge by obtaining a mystical artifact called the Naga Pearls.
Darren Wang, Zhang Tianai, Simon Yam, Sheng Guansen
A remake of the well-known Hollywood romantic-comedy of the same title featuring Angelababy and Ni Ni. As a pair of brides-to-be prepare for their big day, their friendship is put to the test when they battle it out for the perfect wedding scheduled on the same day.
Uncle Shui suffers from Alzheimer's disease but he can at least remember that his wife has died and his son is working in the city. His caregiver, Ha Gu, leaves him when she cannot stand his bad temper anymore. He then falls in love with a woman who looks a lot like his late wife but has a hidden agenda. His neighbors try to seek help from Ha Gu and Shui’s son to make Shui see the truth about the newcomer.
Alan, who is supposed to attend court as a witness in a criminal trial the next morning, gets increasingly plastered with his friends in his birthday party. As the deadline looms, the guys discover their twilight craziness provided each with a new self-perspective that has intangibly changed their lives.
Ken Hung, Carlos Chan, Deep Ng, Michelle Wai, Kathy Yuen
The Hong Kong Police hunts 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.
Winner of 7 awards at the 38th Hong Kong Film Awards, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Screenplay, Best Film Editing, Best Art Direction and Best Costume & Make Up Design.
A Korean romantic comedy featuring 21 actors playing the same character! Woo-jin is a troubled man who loses himself after continuously waking up in a different body every morning, regardless of age, gender and nationality, until he falls in love with a girl who makes him whole again.
Han Hyo-joo, Park Seo-Joon, Kim Dae-myung, Do Ji-han, Park Shin-hye, Lee Beom-soo, Lee Jin-wook
When Wong Fei Hung travels to Canton for a medical conference, he meets Sun Wen, a Chinese revolutionary rebel. Wong Fei Hung teams up with him to fight the Imperial government for a better future of the Chinese.
The movie follows a man’s guilt and depression after his mother’s death. It dwells into the love between a parent and child, and how the deceased’s surviving family deals with loss.
