From: NO TOP TEN CENTRAL <hktopten@yahoo.comx>
Newsgroups: alt.asian-movies,soc.culture.hongkong.entertainment
Subject: [TAKE OVER] HKSAR Film No Top 10 Box Office (March 22 2012)
Organization: Chaffing Heart Club (TM)

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[FLUFF OF THE WEEK] Courtesy of Ming Pao, Sing Tao Daily, Apple Daily, 
Oriental Daily, and Ta Kung Pao

1. THIS TOP 10 IS DEDICATED TO

	A. Gigi Leung Wing Kei who celebrates her birthday on the 25th
	B. Kelly Chen Wai Lam who gave birth to her second son on the 21st

2. MISCELLANEOUS 

* (2012/03/28) Irene Wan Bik Ha yesterday promoted her new record at 
Metro Radio.  She said that in mid May she will release an EP with 3 
songs.  In addition her film TRIAD (JAT JIK) will soon begin work.  In 
the film she played a mob big sister.  Would Irene keep her son from 
watching her playing some domineering?  She said that she would not.  
Instead she felt it would be an alternative education because many mob 
figures did not have good endings.  She also that she just brought her 
son to Taiwan for baptism, during which her son blew out all the candles 
he saw because he thought he was celebrating a birthday.  

* (2012/03/28) Shu Qi supported Donnie Yen Chi Tan during his word of wars 
with Vincent Zhao Wenzhou and attracted online attacks, leading to her 
past erotic photos being dug up.  Shu Qi thus removed her microblog, which 
attracted online discussions.  yesterday Shu Qi's fan club revealed that 
Shu Qi said she was great on her official site, of course she also had 
some not so good days too but she thanked people who have harmed her.
	Yesterday the fan club posted RETURN TO THE SIMPLE BEGINNING, 
which was also the first public comment since Shu Qi removed her 
microblog.  "She is very good, but of course she also has some days that 
aren't so good.  She thanked the people who harmed her.  The past is not 
her scar, but a story of her journey.  I think she feels proud.  Encourage 
each other with good intention in the heart, encourage each other with 
good intention in the heart."  This post mentioned Shu Qi said that mutual 
blames and criticisms would only add to the negative energy and that the 
microblog was a place for release.  Hopefully people who need help in the 
future will receive even more attention.  Hopefully from now on there will 
be no more dispute and even more warmth.
	In addition, the always direct director Feng Xiaogang scolded 
people who insulted Shu Qi online and told Shu Qi that she still has a 
name Siu Siu (Smile, her character name in the Feng Xiaogang directed IF YOU 
ARE THE ONE).  Feng Xiaogang posted, "Shu Qi closed her microblog because she 
couldn't stand the dirty insult.  She is a friend who I respect.  Her most 
valuable quality is her kindness.  I can't accept some people would insult 
her with such cruel language.  Can I scold people?  Some would definitely 
say, you can't.  Because you are a public figure.  You are wrong, I 
absolutely wouldn't let this identity kidnap me.  Shu Qi, don't forget, 
you still have a name Siu Siu."
	Denise Ho Wan Si posted that Shu Qi was a very beautiful woman 
from the inside out and comforted Shu Qi not to be heartbroken over some 
nonsense.  Yen Chi Tan posted an apology online to Shu Qi and others.  
"Thank you friends for your support, at the same time because of your 
sense of justice, I am sorry that everyone is dragged in needlessly.  
Toward the out of control online violence, I feel powerless, heartache 
and anger!  I still say what I said a week ago, 'If you want to bully 
someone come here!' The unjust will self-destruct, please consider."

* (2012/03/28) Joyce Cheng Yun Yi yesterday unveiled the City, Things & 
Nature art exhibit as its special guest and received a fan from Japanese 
artist Ryu Itadani.  Itadani even donated his work HONG KONG for a charity 
auction.  Yun Yi revealed that she will work on a Hong Kong comedy and 
make an appearance that no one has ever seen.  She happily said, "This 
character is similar to me and I have always wanted to play the character.  
The happiest was during the audition the director and the producer both 
said that they have this character that they only want me to play.  So I 
was very happy.  Acting isn't my strong suit, this is a great learning 
opportunity."  In the past Yun Yi has guest starred in films, but this 
time was the first time that she had a character name.  Thus she was 
particularly excited.  Would he have to make any preparation?  She said 
that she would speak more Chinese and sing more karaoke because she truly 
learned a lot of Chinese from it.  Would she need to dress up for the 
performance?  She joked, "No need, my look is already funny enough.  (Will 
you impersonate (Kate) Tsui Tsz Shan again?))  Actually I have said 
several dozen times, she was impersonating me.  Because I have been in 
the business for over 20 years, she has been in it for less than ten."

* (2012/03/28) Peter Chan Ho Sun and Sandra Ng Kwan Yu yesterday attended 
the 36th Hong Kong International Film Festival -- Filmmaker in Focus.  
Chan Ho Sun's work, poster and costumes were on display.  Chan Ho Sun, Ng 
Kwan Yu and their daughter attended as well as Kwan Yu's parents, Anita 
Yuen Wing Yi, Ronald Cheng Chung Kei, Lawrence Cheng Tan Shui and others.  
Chan Ho Sun said that last July his mother was seriously ill, the film 
festival invited him to be the filmmaker in focus.  At the time he was 
conflicted, after spending several months he finally decided to do it.  
The film festival also published a book for him to look back at the first 
half of his life.  He said, "Some places would make friends uncomfortable, 
but some are worth being proud of."  At this time, Peter could not help 
but wipe away his tears.  He thanked his parents, his departed mother and 
daughter Chan Si Chi, as well as the old lady who has to tolerate him for 
several more decades.
	Reporters told Peter that this was the first time he called Kwan 
Yu his wife.  Peter said, "It's just a line, no difference, we have been 
together for a long time already."  Kwan Yu did not pay attention to Peter 
calling her old lady but instead hated this title the most.  She said, "It 
makes me all old, once a flight attendant called me Mrs. Chan, I 
immediately debated for a long time."  Peter also said, "Old lady and Mrs. 
Chan are two different matter.  Mrs. Chan comes with a man, old lady is a 
relationship, an equal to a old man."  Kwan Yu said that at first she 
thought about giving their daughter her last name because their daughter 
usually liked to be close to her mother, but finally decided to give her 
her father's last name.
	As for Peter's tearful speech, Peter said, "Because at the time 
Mommy was sick, by middle age a person experiences a lot.  Friends tell 
me that I am a very stubborn and very subjective person.  Working with me 
is pretty painful.  I never yell at anyone, scolding is always the 
dumbest."  Kwan Yu also said, "I was the most sentimental that Peter said 
having to tolerate several more decades.  My heart had chills, he already 
tolerated me for 15 years."  Kwan Yu jokingly said to Peter, "Change a 
little."  Which was Chan Ho Sun's favorite work?  He said that he liked 
them almost all evenly, his favorite was PERHAPS LOVE (YU GOR OI).
	Yuen Wing Yi said that when she watched the footage her memory 
came back.  She said, "At the time film productions were very happy, had 
team spirit.  Aside from Best Actress, Peter also got me the Best 
Newcomer."  Did Yuen Wing Yi still have the acting bug?  She said that she 
has not retired yet.  Peter also told her not to be in a hurry and to have 
patience, because being in a hurry would not yield performance.  She said, 
"Peter also told me to read more books, which would improve my aura, 
because my aura now has gone to the direct side."  

* (2012/03/28) Mr., Alex Lam Tak Shun and Mag Lam Yun Tung yesterday 
attended a Metro Radio interview to promote their film LIVES IN FLAMES 
(HEI SAI YIU GWUN).  In the film Mr.'s Dash was paired with Jeana, 
lead singer Alan was paired with Lam yun Tung.  Reporters joked that Dash 
was lucky, he said, "The grass is always greener on the other side.  I 
feel Lam Yun Tung has an attractive quality.  She very clearly has her own 
ideas.  Nowadays few girls are so tough, working for several dozen hours 
and still working professionally.  She has her attitude."  He also said 
that he often saw Lam Yun Tung writing songs with her guitar.  Did he 
admire Lam Yun Tung more than Jeana?  He said, "I admire both.  Jeana is 
very hard working, both are talented, one with the figure and the other 
with talent."  Dash also revealed that George Lam Chi Cheung's son Lam Tak 
Shun on the set was very popular with the girls, but he joked that like 
his father he too was a man of few words.  He joked that their home should 
be very low carbon because no on spoke.
	As for being popular with girls, Lam Tak Shun immediately blushed 
and said, "No, on the set I neither slept or listened to music."  Would he 
invite his father to the movie?  He admitted that he would not watch it 
with his father because watching his own performance was somewhat awkward.

* (2012/03/27) Taiwan star Michelle Chen recently with Ivy Chen, Joseph 
Cheng worked on the costume film FA YEUNG (RIPPLE).  The director in 
order for the two women's costumes to be more classical asked them not to 
wear underwear and to tie down their chests for a flat effect.  Michelle 
Chen joked that because she only used pasties her halter top kept slipping 
off, which forced her to grab tightly to the clothes in front of her 
chest.  Joseph Cheng joked that he could not take anymore.
	Because of the cold at the location, Ivy Chen in order to stay 
warm before places drank Kaoliang (sorghum wine).  She claimed that her 
tolerance was decent, on par with Jerry Yan (Yin Sing Yuk).

* (2012/03/27) Anthony Wong Chau Sun posted a photo with his god son Jay 
Chou (Chow Kit Lun) and the INITIAL D (TAU MAN JI D) vehicle, which led to 
speculation of a sequel.  He said, "We are talking about SECRET (BUT NUNG 
SHUET DIK BEI MUK) sequel!  (Brigitte Lin was rumored to take part?)  I 
don't know, Jay just talked to me about my character, and asked me to save 
my May schedule for him."

* (2012/03/27) The Pang Ho Cheung directed, Shawn Yue Man Lok, Miriam 
Yeung Chin Wa and Mini Yang Mi starred comedy LOVE IN THE BUFF (CHUN GIU 
YU JI MING) will be released on the 30th nationwide.  Two nights ago the 
film held its Beijing premiere; Chin Wa due to pregnancy and Yang Mi due 
to high fever were both absent.  Another supporting actress dressed 
provocatively and successfully stole the show.  Other guests included 
Zhang Jingchu and Bibi Zhou Bichang.
	Pang Ho Cheung was full of confidence in the new film box office 
and even stated that if the box office performance was good he would make 
a third film.  He again reminded viewers to wait until after the credits 
before leaving because the end credit had a very surprising "super Easter 
egg".  Lead Yue Man Lok recently promoted the film everywhere.  He said, 
"This film promotion is the most united in my career.  I have made movies 
for ten years, I have never had a film promotion that was this united.  
Yeung Chin Wa due to pregnancy couldn't travel with us, but everyday she 
has been in contact with us about the film.  I believe this power is very 
influential."

* (2012/03/27) According to online information, Shu Qi due to her comment 
that Donnie Yen Chi Tan as "professional and serious" during his war of 
words with Vincent Zhao Wenzhou was accidentally swept into it.  Her claim 
to fame erotic costume photos were dug up again.  According to the latest 
online news, since March 26 2012 1:30AM, Shu Qi removed all of her 
microblog and cancelled all following.  Currently Shu Qi has 10.12 
million fans online.
	Passionate online discussions have begun about Shu Qi's accidental 
involvement into the war of words, subsequent postings of her early 
erotic photos and over 1,000 postings removal.  Many online lamented, 
"You can argue all you want but what's wrong other people with only 
stating their stance?  Picking at people's old scars, can such a large 
China accept Sora Aoi but not Shu Qi?"  
	The war of words between Zhao Wenzhou and Yen Chi Tan led to star 
divisions.  Shu Qi once posted online, "Yen Chi Tan is serious about 
everything and tries his best to make every shot the most perfect.  Even 
when the weather turns cold and his body is shivering, as soon as he hears 
action Yen Chi Tan would immediately perform with passion without any 
complaint."  She never expected such a comment would sweep her into the 
war of words unexpectedly.
	Joy media film promotion director Liao Baojun also pointed that 
although he has not known Shu Qi for long, at work and in life he found 
her to be a sincere, kind, easy going woman.  Last night his heart ached 
and ached for her as she removed one post after another on her microblog.  
Such a kind person withstood such much attack and harm before removing 
one posting after another online, he wished that people online would spare 
her.  As for people whose rage burnt to people who were not connected, they 
do not deserve any respect.  As for people who do not understand and 
cherish someone else bidding farewell to their past, no one would cherish 
them either.  Hopefully she will be able to be as strong as she has always 
been.  Go Shu Qi!

* (2012/03/27) The Lu Chuan directed summer epic THE LAST SUPPER yesterday 
held a global "start of the feast" press conference.  The director and 
actors including Liu Ye, Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho), Chang Chen, Qin Lan and 
Huo Siyan appeared together and announced the film's first 
concept trailer and the 14 characters' concept photos.  The investors and 
the creative team inventively used a sword that was hidden inside a fish 
shaped cake to cut the cake and announced the official "start of the 
feast".  Lu Chuan said that the sword hidden in the fish belly was a 
historical fact and a very exciting and important idea in the film.  Thus 
he used it for the promotion!
	The trailer's theme was Liu Bang's nightmare and through Liu 
Bang's point of view displayed the turbulence history that was full of 
killing and rivalry between Xiang Yu, Han Xin, Empress Lu, Xiao He, Zhang 
Liang and other heroes.  A self proclaimed "history buff", Lu Chuan for 
the film studied ancient history for eight months.  In the trailer Liu 
Bang's line "Qin Imperial Palace is a key that can open everyone's deepest 
desires" showed that this film not only talked about war and power but 
also humanity and betrayal, ideal and self.  Lu Chuan said, "THE LAST 
SUPPER is not the Hong Gate Banquet.  It is the fate of a group of 
people.  It isn't just a banquet but a historical truth."  The actors also 
unveiled each character photo from drawing straws.  The Ng Yin Cho version 
Xiang Yu's dark domination, the Liu Ye version Liu Bang's wild 
carelessness, the Chang Chen version Han Xin's tragic heaviness, the Qin 
Lan version Empress Lu's weathered grandeur were completely opposite the 
actors' own image because the director hoped to bring back a real 
historical figure in front of the audience.

* (2012/03/26) Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau) and Julian Cheung Chi Lam earlier 
worked on their film NATURAL BORN LOVERS (TIN SUN OI CHING KONG) in 
Kowloon Tong.  That night after they shot an argument, Sum Yau ran into 
Chilam's arms and cried for her final scene of the shoot.  Thus the film 
company boss Stephen Shiu Jr. brought champagne to visit the set and 
celebrate.  Sum Yau was very happy about the wrap but was reluctant to 
part, as she thanked the team for its care.
	Because Sum Yau was shooting a crying scene that night, before 
places she sat alone in the corner to cultivate her emotions.  Originally 
frowning, she smiled sweetly as soon as she mentioned rumored boyfriend 
Kevin Cheng Ka Wing, but she at first stressed that their chance to 
develop was zero.  "No, entertainment news is just for everyone to laugh 
at, now we won't have any chance to develop.  I don't want to give people 
the impression that we have a chance.  This depends on fate."  Later she 
changed her tune and admitted that no one could predict the future.  She 
said, "It would depend on fate, love needs feeling, whether the person is 
in or out of the industry it doesn't matter."  Was she worried that the 
rumors would scare off suitors?  Sum Yau said, "Not much to worry about, 
love too has to take its natural course."
	Chilam said that he still has one more day before completion.  He 
hoped to have a chance to have dinner with the entire team later.  
Director Patrick Kong (Yip Lim Sum) said that he would continue to make 
different subject romantic films every year and revealed that he was in 
negotiation for several films.  

* (2012/03/25) Mini Yang Mi two days ago promoted the Pang Ho Cheung film 
LOVE IN THE BUFF (CHUN GIU YU JI MING) in Guangzhou when she suddenly 
came down with a 40 degree (Celsius) fever.  She remained professional and 
insisted on attending the events.  She only cancelled interviews.  After 
the events she rushed to the hospital.
	Yang Mi appeared and apologized to the media that has been waiting 
for a long time.  "Today I am very sorry.  Originally the make up was 
done already, but my fever reached 40 degrees.  My body truly can't 
persevere."  Pang Ho Cheung held down the fort alone.  He humorously said 
that he would wait for LOVE IN THE BUFF to pass 200 million at the box 
office in peace.

* (2012/03/25) Janice Man Wing Shan in the film NIGHTFALL (DAI JUI BO) 
played Michael Wong Man Tak's daughter.  Two nights ago she attended an 
event with Wong Man Tak's wife Janet Ma Si Wai and joked that she was 
lucky enough to meet "Mother".  Speaking of NIGHTFALL's box office, Janice 
said that she knew it reached over 9 million and headed for 10 million.  
Would Janice appear in a bikini to celebrate?  She said that was not her 
style and would leave this surprise for Nick Cheung Ka Fai to do.  Janice 
even revealed that she took a beating in all four of her recent films.  
She joked that she hoped to have a chance for resurrection in a future 
film; she also would ask Leon Lai Ming for acting advice.
	In addition, speaking of the child abuser in the film Wong Man 
Tak, Janet said that her husband has never hit their children.  However 
once because the children would not listen he threw a tantrum and the 
DVD player, which was rather effective.  Since then the children never 
dared to disobey their father; when her husband was very angry he once 
broke a door for release.  However he has only been violent with objects.  
Speaking of their daughters in the U.S., Janet revealed that the 16 year 
old younger daughter was in her first romance and even sent her Korean 
boyfriend's photo to her.  She believed that her daughter would not behave 
excessively with her boyfriend.

* (2012/03/25) Nick Cheung Ka Fai, Simon Yam Tat Wa, Janice Man Wing Shan, 
Kay Tse On Kay and Candy Yu On On starred in NIGHTFALL (DAI JUI BO), which 
after 9 days in release accumulated 10,405,921 as of the 23rd and broke 
the 10 million mark.  Fellow March Hong Kong film reward A SIMPLE LIFE 
(TOH JEH) also shone, after 15 days in release its cumulative box office 
was 20,198,637 and broke the 20 million mark.  Earlier Ka Fai even went to 
the movies for audience reaction and the audience applauded 
enthusiastically to cheer him on.
	Ka Fai two nights ago went to Cyberport to support himself.  
Although he entered in a low profile and sat in the back, viewers 
recognized him right away.  However no one bothered Ka Fai during the 
movie.  At the end, the audience suddenly stood up and applauded to praise 
and cheer Ka Fai.  He could not be happier.  Ka Fai excitedly said, "The 
sudden surprise was truly high and touching!  As for the 10 million 
breaking performance, I was the happiest to see everyone going to the 
movies to watch it."  Ka Fai said that the film had many memorable scenes 
like the naked fight with Ken Low Wai Kwong in prison and the jump into 
the sea, which left deep impressions with him.  Ka Fai bitterly laughed 
and said, "The jump into the sea was shot on a very col day.  I was 
shivering when I saw the sea.  I told myself if I die, I die, I still have 
to jump!  Finally I exceeded my expectation and finished it in one take.  
The moment I got into the water I was wide awaken!  It was a memorable 
experience."
	Director Roy Chow Hin Yeung was very grateful and said that he 
wanted to express his appreciation for the audience and the elders.  He 
said, "This performance is better than my previous summer release, which 
proved that the audience has confident in Hong Kong films.  I sincerely 
wish that young directors will have even larger development space in the 
future."  Tse On Kay also said that this performance was memorable and 
she was very happy to take part.

* (2012/03/25) Today, the Hsu Li-kong produced film JOYFUL REUNION starred 
Blue Lan and Huo Siyan came to Shenzhen to promote the film.  Huo Siyan 
said, "I have zero resistance against Taiwan food, during the shoot I 
gained 3 kilograms over two weeks.  The film almost had to stop production 
for me to lose weight."  Huo Siyan said, "In the film two men fought over 
a woman, I was very fortunate.  In real life if I ran into such excellent 
men I definitely would be stuck between a rock and a hard place."  
	Huo Siyan praised Lan Cheng Long's humor but called him "durian".  
She joked, "As soon as I met Lan Cheng Long our first scene was an 
argument, because he was very in character he felt prickly all over like a 
durian.  His cold exterior would keep many at bay, but after real 
contact I discovered that he like durian had his own unique aura.  Instead 
you could easily be trapped as he was a perfectly good man."  Then, Huo 
Siyan said that Joseph Chang was mango, with something inside, sunshine 
and familiar.  She said, "With these two types of men, both love water 
sports, in reality wouldn't they really be hard choices?"
	During the process, Huo Siyan said that she was very honored to be 
able to bring this film to Berlin and recommend this love story with 
Chinese food in its center to the world.  Reporters asked why she chose to 
wear red to promote the film.  Huo Siyan said that the film needed to 
express love that was very strong and needed to be savored.  She dressed 
up in order to represent this love.  She also said about her view on love.  
"In the film my character Wa'er represents many people in society today.  I 
feel this is a type of 'lost love syndrome'.  Under the pressure of busy 
life, many already don't know how to love or how to enjoy being loved.  
Such a life is truly very tragic."
	The film has already been selected to be the 62nd Berlin Film 
Festival Culinary Cinema segment closing film.  JOYFUL REUNION will open 
nationally on March 29.

* (2012/03/25) Hong Kong director James Yuen Sai Sun recently blamed 
Film producer Allen Tan for stealing his script FAKE AND REAL PHOENIX 
(GA FUNG JUNG WONG) and changing its to the now Cecilia Cheung Pak Chi 
and Kang Sang-Woo starred film SHADOW OF LOVE (YING JI OI YUN).  Yuen Sai 
Sun over a year ago in Beijing through Bruce Law Lai Yin's introduction 
met the Taiwan film producer Tan, who began to talk about the film 
project with him.  Thus Yuen Sai Sun showed him his original screenplay 
GA FUNG JUNG WONG, but nothing came of their collaboration.  Early June 
last year, Yuen Sai Sun from a third party and a worker on the production 
learned that the Cheung Pak Chi and Kang Sang-Woo starred film SHADOW OF 
LOVE actually was the story that Yuen Sai Sun participated in and wrote.  
Pak Chi's character, story and even name were identical to GA FUNG JUNG 
WONG.  The idea was the same as well.  The film's producer was Allen Tan.  
Yuen Sai Sun not only reserved all rights to sue the film SHADOW OF LOVE 
original version copyright violation but also wrote to the Federation of 
Hong Kong Filmmakers, Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild and Hong Kong 
Screenwriters' Guild for help in hopes that they would obtain justice for 
him.
	Yesterday the Federation of Hong Kong Filmmakers, Hong Kong Film 
Directors' Guild and Hong Kong Screenwriters' Guild issued a joint 
statement, citing that the alleged copyright violation dispute over the 
original story GA FUNG JUNG WONG between Hong Kong director and screen 
writer Yuen Sai Sun and Taiwan producer Allen Tan was already in the 
hands of the Hong Kong Federation of Filmmakers, the Hong Kong Film 
Directors' Guild and Hong Kong Screenwriters' Guild.  They have sent 
representatives to follow up with those involved.  Through mutual 
consultations, Fu Hu Die Shi Dai Ying Shi Culture company has purchased 
all the rights to the GA FUNG JUNG WONG story and the related dispute has 
already been resolved.

* (2012/03/24) Rose Chan Ka Wun and boss Checkley Sin Kwok Lam two nights 
ago attended the Movie Producers And Distributors Association of Hong 
Kong held forum.  Rose shared the hardship of her career.  Her boss Sin 
Kwok Lam talked about a film's planning and production process.  Rose was 
teary eyed when she recalled her past.  Aside from all the injuries from 
fight scenes, she admitted that she suffered from wire work for a film.  
"I used to be afraid that I would feel nauseous from wire work.  Although 
the shoot was long, I chose not to eat all day."  

* (2012/03/24) Michael Wong Man Tak two nights ago attended a German 
luggage brand new store opening in Macau.  Guests also included models 
Kathy Chow Man Kei, Mikki Yao, Cara G, and Jocelyn Luko.
	Wong Man Tak in the new film NIGHTFALL (DAI JUI BO) played a 
deranged father.  After making the film he too felt uneasy and did not 
want his children to watch the film as he was worried that it would 
affect their image of him.  He said, "My daughter are studying overseas 
and aren't in Hong Kong, I hope for my son to wait several years before 
he watches.  My wife and I have never hit our children."  He admitted that 
during the shoot he was too in character, for several days he would get 
angry very easily.  Luckily he was able to leave his character.

* (2012/03/24) The film BEAUTIFUL 2012 (MEI HO 2012) two nights ago held 
its premiere.  The film consisted of four segments, one of which, MY WAY, 
was Ann Hui On Wa directed.  Two nights ago Ann attended with actors 
Francis Ng Chun Yu and Jade Leung Jung.
	Chun Yu and Leung Jung in MY played a couple, but Chun Yu finally 
decided to get a gender change operation.  He admitted that this was the 
most difficult character in his career.  In addition he only had one time 
to explore it since work began the next day, he could only utilize his 
decades of acting experience and hoped it would become his best acting 
work.  Chun Yu admired Ann very much and joked that her previous film 
NIGHT AND FOG (TIN SHUI WAI DIK YUT YU YEH) should have asked him to play 
the deranged killer.  However he still lost to Simon Yam Tat Wa even 
though salary was not an issue for him.  He also hoped to work on some 
alternative characters, which were easily to leave a deep impression with 
people.
	Leung Jung praised Chun Yu's portrayal of a transgender person.  
His every move was exactly like a woman's, he was more woman than her.  
During the shoot the director asked three transgenders to assist the 
actors with their performance on the set.  Leung Jung complimented them 
on their gentle ways and great skin.  Chun Yu also joked, "No wonder your 
(on screen) husband wants a sex change."

* (2012/03/24) The March 29th release LOVE IN THE BUFF (CHUN GIU YU JI 
MING) two nights ago held a premiere.  Shawn Yue Man Lok and Miriam Yeung 
Chin Wa attended the promotion.  The pregnant Chin Wa said that two nights 
ago was her final public even before he maternity leave.  However, she 
stressed that if she had time she still would go out because staying at 
home was truly dull.
	The 5 month pregnant Chin Wa this time appeared in flats.  Her 
husband Real Ting Chi Ko did not arrived until right before the show 
started.  Two nights ago many industry insiders including Edmond Leung 
Hong Man, Teddy Robin Kwan, Peter Chan Ho Sun and others attended the 
premiere.  Chin Wa and Lok Jai even sang their own praises and 
complimented the film.  Lok Jai pointed out that the film was very 
suitable for couples who just met.  Chin Wa said that a friend after 
watching the first film immediately held hands with a companion.  She 
after making the film was pregnant soon after.  Lok Jai also boasted that 
LOVE was good for husband and children, and romance.  LOVE this time was 
released in March with fellow domestic productions A SIMPLE LIFE (TOH JEH) 
and NIGHTFALL (DAI JUI BO).  Chin Wa believed that no viewer competition.  
She said, "Many people say that Hong Kong film failed, but I am very 
happy that this month has three Hong Kong films to motivate the overall 
atmosphere!"  Lok Jai said that three movies were in different genres, 
but all were with Hong Kong directors and actors.  Lok Jai said, "I am 
very happy that all three movies are able to perform well, and believe 
that viewers will watch them all."
	Chin Wa also revealed that two nights ago was her last public 
event before her maternity leave.  Even though she would very much like to 
promote in the Mainland with Lok Jai and travel, her husband did not even 
permit her to go to Macau.  Chin Wa joked, "I am not allowed on Boss 
(Peter) Lam Kin Ngok's private plane either!"  Chin Wa thanked everyone 
for their promotional effort and even revealed that earlier when she 
watched another premiere the child in her belly kept kicking her.  She 
recalled, "At the time the baby kicked until the morning and made me lose 
sleep, maybe because it saw Lok Jai holding my hand to attend the event 
it felt displeased."  Did Chin Wa sleep enough?  She said, "The straight 
road from now until the end I will properly rest, but I will go outside 
too because I am very afraid of being bored!"
	Chan Ho Sun after watching LOVE IN THE BUFF two nights ago praised 
it as very entertaining and gave him a pleasant surprise.  He felt that 
it was the most entertaining romantic film in the past dozen  year or so.  
The film from the beginning to the end had a lot of emotions, like 
watching Woody Allen movies when he was little.  Yet this film was even 
more conventional and general, a romance that people could relate to.  
Eason Chan Yik Shun said that after watching he was somewhat upset because 
he did not take part.  He said, "It's very entertaining.  I never guess 
that their acting would be so good.  Pregnant lady truly is different, 
good looking guy also doesn't mean that he has no acting ability."

* (2012/03/24) Janice Man Wing Shan and Anthony Wong Yiu Ming two nights 
ago attended a certain brand's event.  Janice Man's film NIGHTFALL (DAI 
JUI BO) performed well.  She revealed that she did not know whether the 
film will have a sequel and stated that someone should ask the investors.  
She was already very happy doing her part and seeing Hong Kong film 
getting support.  She also revealed that recently she would mainly attend 
trendy events and make real money, because earlier she focused on acting 
in the Mainland and promoting.  She also hoped that next month she will be 
able to move from her old home.

* (2012/03/24) The film A SIMPLE LIFE (TOH JEH) not only brought five 
Best Actress awards to Deanie Ip Tak Han but also headed toward 20 
million at the box office.  The film company two nights ago held a 
celebration.  Leads Andy Lau Tak Wa and Sister Deanie attended.  Sister 
Deanie even wore almost 3 million worth of sponsored jewelry and stated 
that she would drink two spoonful of brandy to celebrate.  Other attending 
actors included Anthony Wong Chau Sun, Queenie Chu Wai Man, Elena Kong Mei 
Yi, Eva Lai Yin San, Tam Bing Man and Leung Tin.
	Since the film was heading toward 20 million at the box office, 
Wa Jai would no longer lose money.  Sister Deanie admitted that she was 
very happy and also said that Hong Kong people actually like Hong Kong 
films, but action films are more popular.  Now A SIMPLE LIFE is popular 
she felt very grateful.  She believed that because everyone has been 
starving fo this type of movie for too long and proven that Wa Jai's 
investment vision was right.  As for the rumored prequel, Sister Deanie 
said great then said, "The prequel is about the young Sister Peach, people 
are OK with me playing older.  Playing younger would be gross, better off 
finding someone else!"  She felt that she should quit while she was ahead.  
She truly did not understand business and making money, so she would not 
add her opinion.  Did she celebrate her "Asian Best Actress" victory?  She 
said, "That night I already ate vegetable to celebrate because Wa Jai 
taught me not to have starch at night.  The next day during media 
interviews I had half a piece of dark chocolate and Napoleon, they were 
beautiful.  (Are you confident about winning a sixth Best Actress Award?)  
Even odds, I am at peace with it!"  Was the jewelry her own?  She joked, 
"Stolen."  Later she said that where would she have so much money for 
jewelry, a friend thought that if she dressed up with another jewelry for 
accessory she would look shabby.  Even though she was used to being 
shabby, since someone sponsored her she would try to wear them as much as 
she could.  Normally she would be very simple and rarely wore jewelry.  
Will her next celebration be for becoming a god grandmother?  She joked, 
"Wa Jai doesn't like it, don't talk about it."  
	Wa Jai was very happy and even pointed out that everyone loved 
Hong Kong film very much.  The media and the critics helped the film a 
lot and enabled them to comfortably find cinemas for its release.  
Everyone cooperated very well and was a positive force in recent years.  
Will it strengthen his confidence in investing?  He said that even if it 
did not make money his state of mind would not change.  He said, "No 
matter how things develop, they have to have direction.  Direction is very 
important."  Wa Jai also said that he never thought about making a 
prequel and would not use director Ann Hui On Wa to make even more money.  
However now she indeed could easily find investors and he would discover 
other directors.  Speaking of Kelly Chen Wai Lam becoming a mother again, 
Wa Jai said that he already congratulated her and was very happy for her.  
Has he prepared to rest to keep her pregnant wife company?  He only said, 
"OK!  Everything has already been arranged.  I am very calm."  Was it 
because they have not reached the final stage of pregnancy yet?  He 
shook his hand and said, "OK!  OK!"  

* (2012/03/23) Vincent Zhao Wenzhou crossed the DUT SHU SUN FUN (SPECIAL 
IDENTITY) production team and even publicly blamed Donnie Yen Chi Tan as 
the behind the scene dark hand.  Chi Tan later issued a statement to 
strike back.  Yesterday the DUT production even held a Hong Kong Film 
Market press conference and issued a statement to the media to deny that 
Chi Tan was arrogant on the set, that Chi Tan once insisted on casting 
Zhao Wenzhou but because the production had no way to withstand Zhao 
Wenzhou's high hotel fee, along with his refusal to accept work order and 
fruitless communication, finally the production decided to go on without 
him.
	Yesterday DUT's producer Zhang Wang and director Clarence Ford 
(Fok Yiu Leung).  They immediately issued a statement in response to Zhao 
Wenzou's comments.  The statement pointed out that Zhao Wenzhou's recent 
high profile defamation expression not only harmed Yen Chi Tan's personal 
reputation but also created enormous harm to the film, the production and 
the investors.  Thus the production after discussion felt the need to call 
for a press conference to clarify.  Zhang Wang said that the least 
acceptable of Zhao Wenzhou's "domineering" demand of a hotel chairman 
suite.  He said, "I am a producer, money to me is the most important.  
The subsequent refusal to accept notices, fruitless communication are all 
reasons we gave up on Zhao Wenzhou.  As for the room cost, I especially 
need to clarify.  Many newspapers published it as a presidential suite, 
actually it was a chairman suit -- no discount for that.  I also read what 
Zhao Wenzhou said.  We wanted to give him a raise, he declined and would 
rather live a little better.  This is incorrect.  He first made the 
'domineering' demand.  I was helpless so I expressed hope to give him a 
raise, hoping that he would stay in the original executive suite."
	The statement also pointed out that during the production's 
difference of opinion over room cost, because Chi Tan insisted on casting 
Zhao Wenzhou the production could only helplessly choose to agree to Zhao 
Wenzhou's demand.  Because Chi Tan felt that Zhao Wenzhou was an 
excellent action actor, he always hoped that he could stay with the 
production.  Fok Yiu Leung said that action director Chi Tan yesterday was 
busy with the final fight scene.  As for Andy On Chi Kit taking over Zhao 
Wenzhou's character, Fok Yiu Leung said that On Chi Kit was not a 
replacement.  They added a character that was different from Zhao 
Wenzhou's character.  He said, "Because of his departure, we had to adjust 
the script so we added the new character."
	As for some media's accusation that the war of words was the 
production speculation for the film.  Zhang Wang helplessly said, "I had 
no intention at all to speculate, we only felt that if we didn't speak up, 
a lot of facts would be twisted.  Thus we had to tell the truth."  He 
hoped through yesterday's clarification the matter would come to an end.  
Because the cast change already caused the production several million in 
losses, now he only hoped for the filming to be completed properly.

* (2012/03/23) The recently released new film NIGHTFALL (DAI JUI BO) after 
seven days in release reached 8.99 million at the box office.  Two nights 
ago the cast including Nick Cheung Ka Fai, Simon Yam Tat Wa, Janice Man 
Wing Shan and Candice Yu On On went to an Admiralty cinema for viewer 
appreciation.  After that they celebrated at a restaurant.  Kay Tse On Kay 
due to work was unable to attend.  At the celebration they opened bottles 
of champagne and cut cakes.  The workers even brought out an iPad for a 
video chat with Tse On Kay.
	Ka Fai admitted that he was deeply pleased with the box office 
success.  He said that in his career this was the performance that 
exceeded himself, thus he was very excited.  He said, "The Monday and 
Tuesday box office were over 900,000.  The weekend's was over 2 million.  
Unfortunately when the results came out I wasn't in Hong Kong.  I couldn't 
share it with people around me as I was afraid that people thought I was 
arrogant.  However I was very happy inside.  Sometimes in the hotel room 
I would suddenly laugh!"  As for the possibility of a sequel, Brother Wa 
even said that he could lose weight for the shoot.  Ka Fai said, "It's 
very tough, if he is willing then go on.  The weight loss for this film 
was very harmful to the body, the process wasn't easy either!"  He said 
that he was not a fit person and never weight trained.  After the shoot 
he relaxed and ate normally.  The recovery normally would require seven 
month.  If he had to do it again he truly had to carefully consider it.  
He joked, "I have to have a chat with liver and lungs!"  Ka Fai admitted 
that next time he worked on a drama, he would like it to be a horror film 
that did not have to keep the Mainland market in mind.  Ka Fai said, "I 
don't want to make a comedy.  Initially I have talked with (Oxide) Pang 
Shun.  He has this idea too, but very few bosses would make pure domestic 
film.  So we have to have a long range plan!"  As for whether he was 
willing to take a pay cut, he said that if all would go well he would not 
mind.  He could try to take a little less.
	Yam Tat Wa earlier worked with Korean star Gianna Jun Ji-Hyun on 
a film.  Brother Wa said that Jun Ji-Hyun's favorite was Macau's almost 
cake.  Today after going to Taiwan he will promote the film in Korea, he 
will give her almond cakes for her wedding present.  As for the wedding, 
he said, "I can't go because of work.  Lately I have been busy working 
with (Sandra) Ng Kwan Yu in Taiwan on the film FA YEUNG (RIPPLE).  The 
weather was cold and with a fever I still had to work.  I also had a 
thousand arrow scene so it was very tough!"  Brother Wa spent his 
birthday in Hong Kong, his daughter gave her a birthday card and a little 
cake.  In addition, he honestly said that he has not seen NIGHTFALL but 
has seen A SIMPLE LIFE (TOH JEH).  He said, "Sister Deanie performed very 
well.  This time was win win for both films.  I wish for Hong Kong film to 
return to life.  Since I was born in Hong Kong I hope it would make even 
more quality films!"  

* (2012/03/23) Connie Chan Bo Chu earlier accepted a cable program 
interview.  Sister Bo Chu talked about her film past.  Sister Bo Chu has 
made over 100 films.  Her favorites were THE PREGNANT MAIDEN (YUK NUI TIM 
DING), LADY BOND (NUI SAT SAU) and ETERNAL LOVE (WU BUT GUAI).  She felt 
that THE PREGNANT MAIDEN's character was very similar to hers.  Because 
she was mischievous , at the time she displayed her own personality.
	Back then fans of Chan Bo Chu and Josephine Siao Fong Fong were 
constantly at odds.  Sister Bo Chu pointed out that at the time Sister 
Fong Fong's fans gave her the nickname "fat pig butt", at the time she 
did not know she was fat.  She even thought she was very pretty.  She 
said, "Maybe because I was very simple.  I didn't think about anything at 
all.  I was a glutton, fans often bought chicken legs and roasted duck 
legs for me.  I could sleep at any moment too, so I got fat easily."  
Sister Bo Chu revealed that Sister Fong Fong's nickname was "Roasted 
chicken Fong" because she was thin.
	Sister Bo Chu pointed out that when she and Fong Fong worked on 
LOVE ETERNAL, when Sister Fong Fong had a solo performance Sister Bo 
Chu's fans all got up to go to the bathroom.  Sister Bo Chu joked that all 
the chairs made noise.  Although their fans were at each other's throats, 
their relationship was not harmed.  Sister bo Chu pointed out that now 
she often goes to Fong Fong's home for meals.  Because Fong Fong's hearing 
was poor, she did not like to go out and eat.  They would each bring a 
dish to Fong Fong's home to share and chat.  Speaking of her fan support 
over the years, Sister Bo Chu joked, "Because I am great!"  Sister Bo Chu 
said that she treated her fans like family, and her fans also "loved her 
family" just the same.  When Sister Bo Chu was not in Hong Kong, they 
would accompany Sister Bo Chu's mother to restaurants and play mahjong 
with her.

* (2012/03/23) LOVE IN THE BUFF (CHUN GIU YU JI MING) two nights ago held 
its Hong Kong International Film Festival world premiere.  Miriam Yeung 
Chin Wa, Shawn Yue Man Lok, Mini Yang Mi and director Pang Ho Cheung were 
all present.  Aaron Kwok Fu Sing and Wong Jing attended in support.  After 
the cast and the director arrived, they spoke to the guests.  Ah Lok said 
that he deliberately did not watch the screening in order to enjoy the 
film with the audience at the premiere.  When Yue Man Lok and the 
director left together he joked, "The lead actor performed well, who is 
he?  Why would he perform so well?"  Pang Ho Cheung also joked, "Earlier 
he only made LOVE IN A PUFF (JI MING YU CHUN GIU), but I think actually 
the director made him look good."
	Pang Ho Cheung stayed at the cinema and after the film thanked the 
audience. Viewers also enthusiastically applauded.  However he asked 
everyone not to give anything away to viewers who have not seen it, and 
that even the end credits had surprises.  Kwok Fu Sing two nights ago 
watched with a group of friends and supported his buddy Yue Man Lok.  
"It's very happy, ver real, very life like, the actors performed well, 
it's funny too.  I hope everyone will support this film.  Pang Ho Cheung 
wrote Ji Ming's choice in the end very well.  The entire film was very 
life like.  Although it was about two people being together and apart, of 
course the funniest was the last scene!"

* (2012/03/22) Stephen Fung Tak Lun, Ann Hui On Wa and A SIMPLE LIFE (TOH 
JEH) producer Roger Lee Yan Lam two nights ago attended an event.  Hui On 
Wa and Lee Yan Lam were beyond pleased with A SIMPLE LIFE's performance.  
Ann pointed out that A SIMPLE LIFE was her highest grossing movie in 
history.  "This time I broke my personal record, for which I am already 
very satisfied."  Speaking of the many removed scenes from A SIMPLE LIFE, 
she said that the extended version was needed for the cinemas but the 
scenes could be in the DVD depending on the company's decision.  "As for 
the prequel, if someone will write the script then maybe.  However I 
haven't seriously considered it."  Lee Yan Kong brought his book with 
him.  He said that he wrote the new book for the story of Sister Peach to 
be more complete.  He hoped that the film will succeed again at the Hong 
Kong Film Awards next month.
	Fung Tak Lun next month will produced a Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho) 
starred new film and work with Derek Yee Tung Sing on a racing film.  Will 
he ask old flame Karen Mok Man Wai to star?  he said that the director 
will make the casting decisions.  "I won't make actor decisions just 
because I am the producer.  If I direct, I will approach her if the 
characters are right.  Karen and I are still in contact, we just had 
dinner a few weeks ago.  I didn't see her husband though."

* (2012/03/22) Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Angelababy, Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho), 
Sandra Ng Kwan Yu, Karena Lam Ka yun, Josie Ho Chiu Yi and others two 
nights ago attended the now Popcorn channel hit party and announced now 
TV's collaboration with Huayi Brothers, Peter Chan Ho Sun's Shine Focus 
and Edko on an all new film channel.  The Chan Ho Sun directed film WU 
XAI at the Asian Film Award won three awards, so many at the party raised 
their glasses to Director Chan in a congratulatory toast.
	The film channel earlier already interviewed Chan Ho Sun, Ng Kwan 
Yu, Ma Ka Fai and other famous filmmakers and film critics.  Sing Sing was 
selected to be its "May Filmmaker in Focus".  He said, "With such a 
platform for everyone to share good films, I feel very happy.  I am very 
honored to be the May Filmmaker in Focus.  I believe in this month 
everyone will constantly me on television."

* (2012/03/22) Shu Qi in the film THE SECOND WOMAN (CHING MAI) played 
twins and had passionate scenes Shawn Yue Man Lok as both;  Due to the 
story, Shu Qi had to seduce Lok Jai at least four times.  Two of the more  
passionate scenes were the younger sister's seduction in the back stage 
dressing room, where Shu Qi had to remove his belt and they made out of 
the make up table; in the other the older sister snuck around, Shu Qi only 
wore a men's shirt while Ah Lok was in his underwear.  She threw herself 
into his arms and touched his sensitive areas (ears) and he could not help 
himself.  After the shoot Shu Qi felt it was not passionate enough and 
asked director Carol Lai Miu Shuet if they needed to remove their clothing 
too.  Director Lai Miu Shuet nervously said that they did not need to, as 
it was her first time as well that an actor offered to remove her 
clothing.

* (2012/03/22) The 36th Hong Kong International Film Festival opening 
ceremony took place last night.  This year's film festival ambassador 
Miriam Yeung Chin Wa led her film LOVE IN THE BUFF (CHUN GIU YU JI MING) 
actors Shawn Yue Man Lok, Mini Yang Mi and director Pang Ho Cheung 
arrived at the red carpet and host the unveiling ceremony with 
international film star and Paris International Film Festival chair 
Charlotte Rampling, Peter Chan Ho Sun and others.
	The very pregnant Chin Wa walked the red carpet with co-star Yue 
Man Lok, as Lok Jai carefully gave her a hand.  Before the event, Chin Wa 
wore flats.  Yet on the carpet she still changed into high heels.  Chin Wa 
later said, "Because flats are very gross with this dress, I have to wear 
platform shoes no matter what."  Did Chin Wa keep the high heels from her 
husband Real Ting Chi Ko?  She joked, "Don't mention it, I sent him away."  
Lok Jai said that Chin Wa truly was daring because Chin Wa ordered him to 
give her a hand.  "In awhile I would do more than giving you a hand, I can 
carry you if you want."
	Chin Wa due to pregnancy left promotion responsibilities to Lok 
Jai and other actors.  Lok Jai said that he did not feel bothered.  
Earlier Chin Wa did not promote in the Mainland, he, Mini Yang Mi and 
director Pang Ho Cheung were responsible for the Mainland and Taiwan 
promotions.  Chin Wa said, "I am very sorry that I couldn't go and have to 
rely on them."  Chin Wa will attend the LOVE IN THE BUFF premiere tonight.  
Will her husband stop her?  She said, "No, because it's work.  I just have 
to ask Lok Jai to keep an eye on me and I will be fine."  Lok Jai, "That's 
right, then you cah split some salary with me."  Chin Wa said, "What I 
will give will only be enough for you to pay a down payment."  Lok Jai 
said, "Let's not talk about that, it's very sensitive.  As soon as we 
talk about it I am breaking out in rashes."
	Kelly Chen Wai Lam yesterday gave birth to her over six pound 
second son "Little Juicy Bun".  Chin Wa said, "That's right, I am very 
happy.  She is amazing, several days ago she still took her son to 
school."  Chin Wa believed that Kelly was resting.  She through her 
company asked Kelly opinions on baby cribs and thanked Kelly for them.  
She said, "I knew the last few months of the pregnancy was very tough, now 
she finally gave birth."  Lok Jai said that all the female stars went to 
have babies.  Chin Wa made fun of Lok Jai and said, "You'd better hurry 
up too, claiming to be a Giant Dragon yourself."  Lok Jai congratulated 
Kelly.  After two sons he wished for a daughter for her.  Kelly said that 
she will not have another?  Lok Jai said that it was in the heat of the 
moment.
	LOVE will premiere tonight.  Earlier the premiere tickets 
supposedly rant out.  Lok Jai said that he had a hard time getting just 
two tickets.  Chin Wa said, "They said I had 80, actually I gave them all 
out very quickly.  I only had a dozen or so left.  My husband will book a 
show for friends, but one show may not be enough.  If we book another 
show we may charge."  Chin Wa said that it was pretty good to have her 
husband promoting.  Who would promote for Lok Jai?  Lok Jai joked that he 
himself was already one.  Was he not a Giant Dragon?  He said, "I am big 
in other areas, I am small in seniority.  I too have to book shows, 
friends wanting to see it is better than no one wanting the ticket even if 
you give it away."Yang Mi said that she will book a show in Beijing for 
friends.  In addition, Chan Ho Sun was selected to be this film festival's 
Filmmaker in Focus.  His wife Sandra Ng Kwan Yu originally was working 
abroad but rushed back last night to support him.  She said that the next 
day she will leave Hong Kong again to continue her film production and 
jokingly demanded that Peter buy her dinner.  Kwan Yu said that on the 
27th the film festival will conduct a exhibit for Peter.  She will invite 
all friends to attend.

* (2012/03/22) The film TRIAD (JAT JIK) yesterday held a Hong Kong Film 
Market press conference.  Actors William Chan Wai Ting, Michelle Wai (Si 
Nga), Irene Wan Bi Han, Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung and Edward Chui Woei Dong 
attended.  Irene changed from her usual sexy gentle type to play a big 
sister in the mob.  She said that the character required dominance and 
fierce eyes.  Did she practice with her husband?  She said mainly the 
feeling of the look.  She will have to use foul language, which she did 
not mind.  Most importantly the story will require it.  She also said that 
she recently saw A SIMPLE LIFE (TOH JEH) and was deeply touched.  She 
broke down during the screening and praised Andy Lau Tak Wa's performance 
as great and no more could be said about Deanie Ip Tak Han's.  She felt 
that this was a very sincere film, hopefully she will have a chance to 
work with Wa Jai and Ann Hui On Wa.
	Chan Wai Ting in the film will play a Wise Guy and a couple with 
Si Nga.  Two days ago at the costume fitting a very large tattoo was 
drawn on half of his body.  The tattoo will stay for two weeks.  Yet 
before each shoot, it will require three hours of repair and color 
addition.  He joked that the test of his patience will be the biggest 
challenge.  This tattoo will not fade in the shower.  Has his girlfriend 
Charlene Choi Cheuk Yin seen his tattoo?  He said not yet, only people in 
the film company has seen it.  Si Nga also will need a matching tattoo, 
for now she did not know where it will be.  Will she mind it being on her 
chest?  She joked that if the tattoo artist is handsome she will not mind.
	Online writer Heung Sai Chuen Seung Chun Shu's work DONGGUAN 
FOREST will be made into a film.  The writer wanted Chan Wai Ting for it.  
He said that he saw a reporter earlier that the film will approach 6 Wing, 
who asked for an astronomical amount.  He had zero knowledge about this 
story and right now he is not interested in the production yet.  Perhaps 
he will get more of an understanding before deciding.  Because the story 
is about pleasure seeking in the Mainland and has nude scenes, he 
admitted that he was a little worried about its effect on his image.

* (2012/03/22) Patrick Tam Yiu Man yesterday appeared at the Hong Kong 
Film market for a press conference.  Ah Tam said that he has worked with 
the company on several television series and joked that the lives of his 
wife and children all depended on them.  Ah Tam said that his son is now 
5 and daughter is 1.  He admitted that he spoils his daughter more.  
	Ah Tam also had a part in the film TRIAD (JAT JIK), which also had 
a press conference yesterday but he was absent.  He explained that he did 
not return to Hong Kong until yesterday morning so he did not make the 
event.  Later he had to rush back as well.  His god mother Deanie Ip Tak 
Han earlier won another award.  Ah Tam said that he already congratulated 
her when she won the Venice Best Actress, later he called to congratulate 
her on the film being a box office hit.  Will he meet with his god mother 
for dinner to celebrate?  He said, "I will, wait until she will a few more 
first."  He also pointed out that Ip Tak Han was a great instructor and he 
was very happy for her.  He felt that she had a perfect life.  He said, 
"For an elder to win so many awards she is already very happy, I hope to 
have a chance to have to be like her.  To an artist, it is a very perfect 
harvest."

* (2012/03/22) TOGETHER, a new film with many young idols, yesterday began 
production in a restaurant in Deep Water Bay.  Three leads Ko Chen-Tung, 
Bosco Wong Chung Chak and Angelababy dressed up for the occasion.  Ko 
Chen-Tung praised Baby as the type that he liked and did not mind that she 
was older than him.  Unfortunately Baby said that he was younger than her 
and she would only treat him like a little brother.
	Angelababy yesterday wore a coat and said that she did not expect 
Hong Kong to be so cold in March.  Baby said, "I haven't made a movie in 
Hong Kong for years, the last time was SHORT OF LOVE (NGAI JAI DOR CHING) 
several years ago.  This time we will shoot in Hong Kong for a month!"  
Speaking of being between Ko Chen-Tung and Wong Chung Chak, Baby said that 
she will have scenes with both.  In the film Ko Chen-Tung is her boyfriend 
and Bosco her boss.  She only knew that she will not have too many 
intimate scenes.  Did she notify her boyfriend?  Baby generously said, I 
constantly work with handsome guys!  Almost every movie's co-star is 
handsome, but Ko Chen-Tung is younger than me.  I will only treat him like 
a little brother!"  In addition, Baby was prepared to answer last week's 
magazine report that she and boyfriend Huang Xiaoming went for a pre 
wedding check up and insisted that she only went for a flu shot.  Xiaoming 
also had the flu.  She said, "I had the flu last year so I went for the 
shot, Xiaoming happened to be in Hong Kong.  We went together because he 
had the flu too!  He just happened to be in Hong Kong and didn't feel well 
so I took him for a shot.  No one should make too much of this, the 
magazine is exaggerating too much!"  As for a wedding date, Baby 
reiterated that now she is still focused on her work first.
	Coming to Hong Kong for the first time after rising to fame, Ko 
Chen-Tung said that he will stay in Hong Kong for ten days for the 
production.  He said, "This is day one at work, then after working in 
Taiwan I will rush back for the movie!"  As for not winning the Asian Film 
award Best Newcomer, he replied, "I won't be disappointed, I will 
congratulate the winner Ni Ni.  Her performance is great!  Every award 
show's jury is different, the nomination alone is already a recognition!"  
He and Angelababy will have emotional scenes but no intimate scene in the 
film, not even kissing or hugging.  Their love in the film will be pure.  
Was he afraid of rumors?  He said, "I am not!  Why do you always ask this 
question?  (She already has a boyfriend Huang Xiaoming?)  I don't know, 
but I like her this type too."  Speaking of Baby being older than him, Ko 
Chen-Tung said, "I am only a little younger than her, it doesn't matter!"  
He again stressed that he did not have a girlfriend.

[ BLAH OF THE WEEK ] Columns, Reviews, Interviews

1. APPLE DAILY, MARCH 25 2012, ELECTRIC FILM ROAD
PANG HO CHUENG FEEDS MAINLAND BLOOD TO HONG KONG SOUL

	Hong Kong film is not dead!
	As Hong Kong people are disappointed in the election, they are 
disappointed at the same time about co-production film already becoming 
Chinese language film mainstream.  Hong Kong film is the tragic love that 
can be relived only on video.  Ann Hui On Wa's A SIMPLE LIFE (TOH JEH) 
gave us an example, making an authentic Hong Kong style story under the 
guise of a co-production.  Pang Ho Cheung's new film LOVE IN THE BUFF 
(CHUN GIU YU JI MING) used Hong Kong style slang and sense of humor to 
interpret a story that took place in Beijing to complete the co-production 
mission.  Claiming to have 40% Mainland blood running within him, he hopes 
that this proves Hong Kong film spirit can be extended infinitely and 
restores out of chao for co-production films. - HO WING NING

RELEASE DATE: March 29 
	
	Director Pang Ho Cheung and his wife immigrated to Beijing two 
years ago.  His workshop has already been relocated to the Mainland and 
only kept an office in Hong Kong.  Pang Ho Cheung went from "Boiled Winter 
Melon" style Putonghua to being able to understand and speak today, 
claiming that he already ahs 40% Mainland blood running inside him.  When 
he has time in Beijing he would go to Peking Duck in Made In China at 
the Grand Hyatt Beijing.  Even earlier when he was interviewed in Hong 
Kong, his assistant was an authentic Beijing girl Qianqian who addressed 
Pang HO Cheung as Lord this and that.  It was very hard to imagine how he 
in his new film LOVE IN THE BUFF still had the ability to inject Hong 
Kong film elements into a co-production.

No Cultural Difference 
	However, Pang Ho Cheung says that his relationship with Hong Kong 
has never been disconnected.  "When I have time I would eat at Lei Garden 
in Beijing because its Cantonese dishes were so greasy.  When I read I go 
to Page One in Guomao, most importantly in my building in Beijing I can 
received Hong Kong cable and sports channels.  In addition in Beijing I 
run into more film people than in Hong Kong."  His 60% Hong Kong blood is 
enough for her to complete his new film, a Hong Kong style story that 
takes place in Beijing.  As for the cultural difference, Pang Ho Cheung 
has an unique view.  "Actually a lot are simultaneous, iPhone and IPad 
are sold almost at the same time.  The difference isn't as big as you 
think, at most 20% different.  80% are the same."
	Pang Ho Cheung feels that in the past Hong Kong film people's idea
of abandoning elements that make Hong Kong film popular in order to 
accommodate the Mainland market was a mistake.  "In the past people who 
made co-productions would think what would Mainland viewers like, they 
felt that they didn't understand Hong Kong style humor and made so movies 
that Mainlanders would accept.  In the end they could not please either 
side.  Actually Mainland viewers want to watch Hong Kong style movies the 
most.  Have you seen how popular Hong Kong style coffee shops are in 
Beijing, why are you making them neither fish nor fowl?  Mainland viewers 
who are in their 30s ask me, why Hong Kong directors don't make movies 
that they used to make now.  They grew up with their movies."  
	Pang Ho Cheung's first co-production is a demonstration of Hong 
Kong film returning to form, without deliberately bending over to 
coordinate the Mainland.  He says, "Mainland viewers don't have to be 
educated to watch Hong Kong films, like I said now most grew up on Hong 
Kong film.  When you watch foreign television series FRIEND it has just as 
many slangs, you still enjoy it just the same and understand it.  The 10 
to 20% that you don't understand isn't a problem."  Pang Ho Cheung's idea 
is to extend Hong Kong film, not to be limited within Hong Kong.  He adds, 
"I want LOVE to be a demonstration.  It sells Hong Kong film spirit.  A Hong 
Kong style story can happen in Beijing.  Even if I go to another place 
in the future I can still make Hong Kong film.  People there and in Hong 
Kong can still relate as the film puts Hong Kong film spirit in action."

Looking For Subjects On The Streets
	In Beijing for two years, Pang Ho Cheung not only produced and 
made some online movies but also walked the streets of Beijing on his free 
time to look for information and subjects to put in movies, so the film 
while full of Hong Kong feel does not lose its authentic fun.  He says, 
"Chi Ming in the film says the Beijing climate is very dry, Yang Mi asks 
Chi Ming to go to a 'bed bar', they are all actual facts.  Beijing really 
has a bar called bed bar, a foreigner brought me there.  Everything in the 
film has Hong Kong style comedy and performance, but the locals would 
laugh too when they watch."  
	Actually the film has many dialogues that are conversations 
between the director and his wife.  Pang Ho Cheung says, "Last time when 
LOVE IN A PUFF (JI MING YU CHUN GIU) won the Hong Kong Film Award, my wife 
said that the award should be hers because I moved her life dialogues onto 
Chun Giu.  Chi Ming more or less was my projection, but he was the 
handsome version.  Directors all like to find someone handsome to play 
themselves.  Even Giddens Ko got Ko Chen-Tung to play himself."  In the 
film guest stars Linda Wong Hing Ping, Dior Cheng Yi Kin and their big 
karaoke hits DON'T ASK WHO I AM and EARTH SHAKING HEAVEN SHOCKING HAVING 
LOVED are collective memories for many.

Completing VULGARIA In 13 Days
	Only because Hong Kong film did not died would first come A SIMPLE 
LIFE then LOVE IN THE BUFF.  Growing up on Hong Kong film's milk, Pang Ho 
Cheung although moved to the Mainland and joined the co-production fray, 
but his love for Hong Kong film has not reduced.  Earlier he made an 
authentic Hong Kong film during his free time in Hong Kong, calling it 
VULGARIA (DAI JIK HEI KET) in blatantly disregard for the Mainland market.  
Pang Ho Cheung said, "Earlier an investor wanted to make a movie that 
could be without the Mainland market.  I of course agreed.  This movie 
the fastest in my career and had no script."

Repaying Hong Kong Film
	VULGARIA took only 13 days to complete, its scirpt relied on 
paper tossing.  Writing in the morning and completing the shoot rapidly 
in the afternoon, the film's abundance of foul language landed its a 
category III rating.  Pang Ho Cheung had a lot of fun making it.  He says, 
"I called in many favors because I know a lot of it obviously won't pass 
inspection.  Since a boss is willing to pay I of course would gladly repay 
Hong Kong film, so I took a lot less for directing.  Being able to have 
something different on the silver screen is a good thing."

Shawn Yue Again Loves Miriam Yeung: Improvisation Battle
	Shawn Yue Man Lok's acting after LOVE IN A PUFF obviously improved 
leaps and bounds when he returned to LOVE IN THE BUF.  Lok Jai says, "I 
never had any doubt.  I have heard many people say I did well.  I think 
other guest stars' performance can't be overlooked in the success of the 
movie, every character is surprisingly coordinated.  In the film (Miriam) 
Yeung Chin Wa's buddy (Isabel) Chen Yat Ning had foul language dialogue 
that viewers enjoy very much.  Actually the actress herself doesn't use 
foul language, but her dialogue with the foul language added took several 
dozen takes.  Everyone contributed a lot of effort."
	Working with Chin Wa again, Lok Jai feels that the chemistry is 
even better than last time.  "Shooting the first film required a lot of 
time to warm up, this time everyone knew  what LOVE IN THE BUFF is and we 
were on the same rhythm.  So many lines were last minute improvisations."  
The improvised dialogue sometimes would include foul language, Lok Jai 
feels that men basically would use a little foul language.  He also does 
not have the burden of protecting his image, so using foul language in 
rotten gags was not hard for him.  One of the lines 'You can't ask for 
pink nipples' is a rotten gag that he frequently says.  The director 
already wanted to add it into the last film, finally it was saved until 
the sequel to be used.  
	Although in LOVE Chi Ming and Chun Giu broke up and had a new 
girlfriend, but around his new interest he often sent text messages to the 
old flame.  In real life Lok Jai also had similar experience.  He 
admitted, "Of course, but it's not like how everyone thinks.  Old flames 
still have feelings, only it is out of sympathy."  He admitted that in 
past romantic experience he had a lot of shortcomings.  He said, "Chi Ming 
in the end was willing to change for Chun Giu.  I believe everyone is 
willing to change for the person they love.  I used to like to throw 
tantrums in front of those closest to me, with Ma and girlfriends.  I 
would hurt them without any reservation.  I even feel that girlfriends 
and Ma should understand me.  Ma once was mad at me for half a year, she 
said my personality was too extreme.  Either I was sweet to death or hurt 
them to death, now I have learned to hold back and compromise."

Memorable Imitation of Linda Wong
	The film adds many comedy elements.  Aside from brutally funny 
dialogues, Lok Jai's cross dressing imitation of Linda Wong Hing Ping in 
the DON'T ASK WHO I AM music video has the audience absolutely applauding.  
Lok Jai's favorite is also this scene.  "My most serious performance is 
this scene, with 130 shots.  The director at the time told me, I couldn't 
slip on any shot.  I actually needed choreography to practice every 
movement."  Finally even Wong Hing Ping herself thought Lok Jai's 
impersonation was flawless. - LO PING

2. MING PAO DAILY, MARCH 25 2012, FILM WORDS
LOVE LIFTING: MEDIOCRE QUALITY

	The 36th Hong Kong International Film Festival has opened.  With 
over 200 films enthusiastic film viewers are so busy that they have a 
hard time choosing as usual.  I watched the opening film, the Pang Ho 
Cheung directed LOVE IN THE BUFF (CHUN GIU YU JI MING).  It is a likable 
Hong Kong Beijing romantic comedy of two cities, the audience reaction is 
decent.  Next week it will be released.
	As for Hong Kong film, the Herman Yau Lai To directed LOVE LIFTING 
(GO GUI OI) rarely described a female weightlifter, strangely Elanne Kong 
Yeuk Lam played the strong woman convincingly.  Her hard work is worth 
complimenting, unfortunately the film itself was only mediocre quality.  
This weightlifter due to illness retired.  After falling in love, getting 
married and having a child with Chapman To Man Jat, she returned to the 
Mainland to train again.  Suffering a setback due to her husband's 
accident she was motivated to fight for victory. This story commended real 
love and inspiration, but the lead actor suddenly became a rich kid and 
suddenly ran into an accident.  The movie truly was "drama for the sake of 
drama". (Two out of five stars)

THE SECOND WOMAN IS EXCESSIVELY CONFUSING
	The Carol Lai Miu Shuet directed THE SECOND WOMAN (CHING MAI) was 
very intriguing.  Shu Qi played twin sisters who looked alike with 
different personalities.  They both fell in love with Shawn Yue Man Lok 
and became romantic rivals.  Seemingly a murder took place and led to a 
mystery investigation.  Particularly wonderful was the play within the 
movie, an adaptation of the Chinese Opera REJUVENATION OF THE RED PLUM 
FLOWER into a new style musical.  Its practice and performance create a 
mystery of "resurrection" on and off stage.  This is Lai Miu Shuet's 
whole hearted effort.  Shu Qi's performance is great.  The problem is it 
is excessively confusing and too difficult, it cannot achieve delicate and 
moving charm.  The entire film's idea is decent, but its handling is less 
than proper. (Two out of five stars) - SHEK KEI

3. TA KUNG PAO, MARCH 25 2012, HOTSPOT PURSUIT
ENTERTAINMENT EXPO DISPLAYS VARIETY

	This year's Hong Kong Entertainment Expo's heavy prelude including  
the 6th Asian Film Award, the large scale "Television World" forum, the 
Asian Digital Music forum, the focus on film financing "Hong Kong Asia 
Film Financing Forum" and the Hong Kong Asia Pop Music Fair" has already 
come to an end.  In addition, the Hong Kong Independent Film and Video 
contest and the Hong Kong International Film Festival will end on March 
28 and April 5.  The 31st Hong Kong Film award will take place on April 15 
as the closing event.
	This year participants remain numerous,  forums about big topics 
that are worth discussing often have their selling point.  Even more 
direct raves are the the event additions of "ticket stub benefits" and 
Hong Kong Entertainment Expo online games for prizes.  The former is 
effective before April 15.  During this period, any ticket stub from any 
Hong Kong cinema or the 36th Hong Kong International Film Festival would 
provide special discounts at specific restaurants or consumer locations; 
the online game has already ended with prizes like admission to Hong Kong 
Entertainment Expo award shows, Hong Kong International Film Festival 
and autographed records, even Hong Kong Entertainment Expo posters and 
epns.  Actually prizes were not many, because these prizes were not for 
sale they have even more collectible value.
	I suggest a scale increase next year, ultimately exploring 
advertisement promotion layers have more benefits than flaws.  Hong Kong 
film, television and music industries are still entertainment leaders.  
Hong Kong Entertainment Expo has targeted industry insiders and the 
admission was over HK$2,000, which is not a price that every fans and 
viewers who love this industry can afford.  If more events that the 
general public can participate in are added, it of course would be a good 
thing and can even beter use resources.
	Japan's participating organizations are representatives who caught 
attention this year.  Japan's March 11 disaster and recovery are still 
topics that get attention.  Japan organizations that specialize in 
promoting the film industry include the Ministry of Economy, Trade and 
Industry of Japan and UNIJAPAN sent members to participate in the 
Entertainment Expo forums, mainly to promote strongly Japan as a 
production location and co-production partner and arrange for a series of 
Japanese film screenings in coordination.
	At the Television World forum, attendees included many broadcast 
and media executives.  Participating media representatives included 
China Hunan Broadcasting System, Fortune Star Media Limited, Asia 
Television, Nippon Television Network Corporation, and Singapore's  
MediaCorp were at the forums.  Each representative mentioned establishing 
creative fund and interact with the audience to create and selling 
popular and highly rated program production rights to foreign colleagues.  
Their discussions were serious and everyone had great ideas.  Even 
though their actual practices will still need to follow regulation and 
detailed agreements, they are worthy of study.  Film and television 
industries have endless creativity, similar forums are worth encouraging 
and supporting. - CHOW YI

4. TA KUNG PAO, MARCH 25 2012, LIGHT SHADOW PATH
PICKING THE RIGHT TIME AND OPPORTUNITY TO TRY THE MAINLAND

	Hong Kong film movie cannot be without the Mainland market, which 
is already industry "common knowledge"; but how to face this fact is the 
nucleus of the problem.  Some filmmakers still believe that their films 
are high quality, no one goes to them because of other reasons.  Some also 
are brave enough to try and keep trying despite numerous failures.  Some 
are "newborns" who swears to invade the Mainland market wholeheartedly.
	The writer recently read three directors' interviews, obviously 
each represent the three aforementioned types of filmmakers.  The first 
director has the following analysis of his work's Mainland release 
performance.  First the director feels that the audience reactions are 
polarized, one is the film content is full of intelligence and the 
structure is complicate; another reaction is all Hong Kong films are not 
worth watching.  If this opinion is true, the film should make more than 
200 million at least because the most successful Hong Kong films can make 
200 to 300 million.  After checking this film's box office, it tells 
another story.  Obviously the film's acceptance drastically differs from 
the director's description.
	The second is a big director, his small budget films are the most 
successful.  In recent years he made big scale movies to invade the 
Mainland market.  The director feels that now Hong Kong films rely on 
the Mainland market for 70 to 80% of its return and he has no reason to 
make Hong Kong market films.  Yet his most recent films cost hundreds of 
millions, unfortunately all suffered losses.  The director in the 
interview states that he has invested real money, losses are like results 
of gambling.  He feels that now he should make some smaller budget films 
in hopes of being able to obtain balance against losses.  Such a honest 
answer is rare, proving that this director is willing to face reality.  
In addition he has confidence in his work's quality and has hope for the 
future.
	The third director specializes in alternative films.  He just 
finished a co-production with extremely good word of mouth but has not 
been released yet.  Actually this director has already immigrated to 
Beijing for two years.  Although his Putonghua is still not "common" 
enough, he already has certain knowledge about Mainland comrades' lives.  
The director has the ambition to enter the Mainland market.  He feels that 
co-productions either "need to acclimate to the climate" or "is neither 
fish nor fowl".  Co-production films have certain demands but do not 
demand directors to make them abstract or remove humanity.  The director 
in the past two years in order to make a movie that both places would feel 
it is good, to this end he can overcome any problem.  This is what 
creators should do.  Although this director is almost 40, he is "young" 
among our current filmmakers.  Hong Kong film needs more this type of 
"newborns".  As the situation changes, thinking also needs to change.  
Self adoration has no market. - TIN LIK

[ In Production Now/Soon ]

TOGETHER 
  Can : Joi Yut Hei
    d. Clarence Ford (Fok Yiu Leung)
    Donnie Yen Chi Tan, Michelle Chen,
      Angelababy, Ko Chen-Tung, Bosco Wong Chung Chak

TRIAD
  Can : Jat Jik
  Lit : Promotion
    d. Lloyd Chan Yi Hung
    Irene Wan Bik Han, William Chan Wai Lam, 
      Michelle Wai (Si Nga), Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung, 
      Edward Chui Woai Dong, Patrick Tam Yiu Man

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  College-educated Harvard decides to become a gangster. He is promoted
  through the ranks, then heads his own team.

  As Hong Kong prepares for its 1997 handover, Harvard works with the
  police to ensure survival of his gang. His former boss BJ helps him out
  and they swear friendship. Harvard is able to move along with the times,
  cashing in on trends just ahead of the authorities. He gets into
  businesses beyond their jurisdiction, particularly internet porn.

  Harvard goes legitimate, getting rid of the violent aspects of
  gangsterhood, alienating the fighters and those who cannot adapt.

  Harvard decides to resolve a gangland power struggle by himself – but
  discovers that the person betraying him is...

NATURAL BORN LOVERS
  Can : Tin Sun Oi Ching Kong
  Lit : Natural Born Love Maniac
    d. Patrick Kong (Yip Lim Sum)
    Julian Cheung Chi Lam, Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau)
      Mandy Wong Chi Man, Oscar Leung Lit Wai, 
      Ava Yu Kiu, Jinny Ng Yeuk Hei, Ciwi Lam Sze Man
      Elva Ni Chenxi, Christine Kuo, 
      Anna Kay, Linah Matsuoka

  Can : Dut Shu Sun Fun 
  Lit : Special Identity
    d. Clarence Ford (Fok Yiu Leung) 
    Donnie Yen Chi Tan, Jing Tian, Zhao Wenzhou, Zhang Hanyu

  Can : Yuen Hung
  Lit : Reward
    Alex Man Chi Leung, Fiona Sit Hoi Kei,
      Wen Chao, Sire Man Choi

VULGARIA
  Can : Dai Jook Hei Ket
  Lit : Vulgar Comedy
    d. Pang Ho Cheung
    Chapman To Man Jat, DaDa Chen Jing,
      Jim Chim Shui Man, Susan Shaw Yam Yam, 
      Hiro Hayama (Yip San Ho), Matt Chow Hoi Kwong
  Length : 90 mins.
  Opening March 27 2012 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkiff.org/eng/film/detail/22/36147-vulgaria.html

[ HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Pang Ho-cheung brings his many years of experience as director and 
  producer to craft this ode to today's Hong Kong film industry.  Like 
  Pang, producer To Wai-cheung, our protagonist, must go north to find his 
  funding, even if it means getting involved with a Guangxi triad head 
  named Tyrannoosaurus and experiencing "the ultimate sex".  Another 
  investment precondition: convincing 197s star Susan Shaw to act in a 
  classic porno remake named DARING, I WANT IT TOO.  Despite all the 
  hardships, To is determined to make his film.  With the uproarious, 
  taboo-breaking Vulgaria, Pang gleefully exorcises all the restraints he 
  has been bottling up with his bona fide, censorship-free Hong Kong
  movie.

PRINCESS AND SEVEN KUNG FU MASTERS
  Can : Siu Gung Jung Mo Lum
  Lit : Laughter Kung Fu Rocks Martial Art World
    d. Wong Jing
    Sammo Hung Kam Bo, Philip Ng Wan Lung, 
      Dennis To Yu-Hang, Yuen Wah, 
      Eric Tsang Chi Wai, Sandra Ng Kwan Yu,
      Wong Cho Lam, Ronald Cheng Chung Kei, 
      Natalie Meng Yao, Kimmy Tong Fei, 
      Monica Mok Siu Kei, Jiang Luxia, Rose Chan Ka Wun

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  During the early years of the Republic era, in the North-East region of
  China, the people are suffering from the power struggle among the local
  Warlords, bandits, and Japanese invaders. Warlord Lam is not a leader of
  great vision, but having a patriotic heart, stands firm in his own
  beliefs, despite the several solicitations and temptations from Japan. 

  The only ‘paradise’ within the region is ‘Lucky Town’, the one place
  where no one dared to attack. Rumors abound that this place is cursed,
  for whenever anyone attempted to invade Lucky Town, they would disappear
  and vanish without a trace. In reality, there are seven kung fu masters
  who have retreated into the shadows and resided here. They are Manysons
  Madonna and Madonhung, the owners of a steamed bread shop Nam Mor Bing,
  the Taoist priest Horny Four, the tailor Little Trumpet, the cosmetic
  salesman and Mamasan Maggie, the brothel owner. Every one of them is a
  master in his own right, keeping Lucky Town in peace. 

  Lam’s daughter, Cheryl is very fond of culinary arts, and often does
  grocery shopping in Lucky Town. She is pretty and lovely and very much
  favoured by the Seven Masters, especially Horny Four who falls for her
  at first sight and regards her as his dream lover. 

  The Japanese secret agent, Kiyoko Kurosawa, allied with traitors from
  the Tiger’s Den: Tiger Hong, Jaguar Hong and Phoenix Hong, to set up a
  secret outpost to send secret-coded messages back to Japan. Young
  patriots, Yan Fang who disguised herself as a man, and Howard Luo,
  infiltrate Tiger’s Den at night, trying to steal the code book. They
  lose the fight to the Hongs, Howard sacrifices himself to save Yan who
  was wounded.

  On the run, Yan is rescued by Cheryl. Mistaking Yan as a man, Cheryl
  falls for Yan. She then brings Yan to Lucky Town and begs the Seven
  Masters to cure Yan. 

  On the other hand, Warlord Lam saves a pretty lady and grows fond of
  her. This lady is actually Kiyoko Kurosawa in disguise. Using Ninjutsu
  skills, Kiyoko seduces Lam and controls his will. She then organises a
  wedding for Lam and herself, in the hope of becoming the warlord’s wife
  so she can control Lam’s army. On the wedding day, Cheryl and the Seven
  Masters arrive in time to ruin her wedding plans. Lam regains his senses
  finally and unites together with the Seven Masters, to fight against
  Kiyoko and the Hongs...

LIVES IN FLAMES
  Can : Hei Sai Yiu Gwun
  Lit : Rising Rock and Roll
    d. Jacky Lee Chi Lun
    Mr. Alex Lam Tak Shun, 
    Mag Lam Yun Tung, Michelle Wai (Si Nga), 
    Jeana Ho Pui Yu, Bonnie Xian (Sin Sik Lai), 
    ZO Shum Chi Ming, Eva Lai Yin Shan
  Opening April 12 2012

WU DANG
  Can : Dai Mo Dong
  Lit : Big Wudang
    d. Patrick Leung Pak Kin
    Vincent Chiu (Zhao Wenzhou), Mini Yang Mi,
      Louis Fan Siu Wong, Dennis To Yu-Hang
      Xu Jiao, Paw Hee Ching, Lawrence Wong Hiu

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  In early Republican China, rumors were going around about the treasure
  in Wudang Mountain. An American conspirator took his well-trained kung
  fu daughter to Wudang by sponsoring a Taoist martial arts competition,
  to steal the treasure. Out of expectation, a disciple represented Wudang
  to compete with other martial arts masters for the championship. During
  the competition, resentment incurred against different parties, the
  relationship became complicated, a Korean female Tai Chi descendant fell
  in love with the American conspirator and the secret of the treasure had
  been revealed. The treasure is the key of the magnetic field of Wudang,
  if it’s stolen, Wudang would be devastated. To protect Wudang, a group
  of young heroes rallied around to defeat grant masters. It’s the time
  the long-lost Wudang martial arts returned…

THE GUILLOTINES
  Can : Huet Dik Ji
  Lit : Blood Dropper
    d. Andrew Lau Wai Keung
    Ethan Juan (Yuen King Tin), Shawn Yue Man Lok,
      Jing Boran, Chris Lee Yuchun, Huang Xiaoming,
  Opening Summer 2012
  Official Site : http://www.mediaasia.com

[ MEDIA ASIA ]
  During the Manchurian-ruled Qing Dynasty, Emperor Yong Zheng established
  a secret assassination squad known as the Guillotines to eliminate all
  who opposed him. Once heavily favored by the Emperor, the Guillotines
  are deemed expendable once Emperor Qian Long ascends to the throne and
  adopts Western ideas and technology. To consolidate his power under a
  new regime, the Emperor continues to use the Guillotines to persecute
  the conquered Han Chinese in a reign of terror and oppression. 

  Led by master fighter Leng, the top ranked guillotine squad consists of
  five young warriors: Mu, San, Tai, Hutu and Buka. Serving the Qing
  Court unquestioningly, they have never failed in 348 missions to
  eliminate their targets. But their success has made them arrogant and
  complacent. 

  Their next mission is to eliminate Wolf and his Shepherd gang. During
  the operation, the squad manages to trap Wolf. Just as they are about
  to execute him, the squad commander orders that he be captured alive.
  He secretly plans to use Wolf as a pawn in his bid for power. Wolf’s
  gang of rebels ambushes the Guillotines in their moment of hesitation.
  Wolf escapes, taking Mu hostage. 

  With reports that Wolf has fled to the outer frontiers, the squad
  tracks him to a remote village outpost. On the other hand, the Emperor
  has sent his most trusted agent Du for the same mission and most
  importantly, to end the era of the Guillotines by replacing cold
  weapons with firearms. If only they make one false move, they will
  become the hunted. Facing annihilation, Leng and his Guillotines must
  outfight and outwit enemies from both sides. 

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  An elite squad of young imperial bodyguards, trained to use the deadly
  guillotines, is the last line of defense to the Emperor’s Court. But
  little do they realize the conspiracy behind their mission...

DIVA
    d. Heiward Mak Hei Yan
    Joey Yung Cho Yi, Hu Ge, 
      Chapman To Man Jat, Mag Lam Ka Yan, 
      Bonnie Xian (Sin Sik Lai), Carlos Chan Ka Lok

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Two divas shake off the pain of love to take center stage again

SAVING GENERAL YANG
  Can : Jung Lit Yeung Ga Jeung
  Lit : Valiant Yang Clan Generals
    d. Ronny Yu Yun Tai
    Adam Cheng Siu Chau, Xu Fan, 
      Raymond Lam Fung, Dior Cheng Yi Kin, 
      Wu Chun, Vic Chou Yu Man, 
      Li Chen, Yu Bo, Fu Xinbo, Shao Bing
  Opening December 2012

HUNDRED YEARS OF A FLOATING CITY
  Can : Fau Sing 
  Lit : Floating City
  AKA : Bak Nin Sau Sing
  Lit : Hundred Years Floating City
    d. Yim Ho
    Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Charlie Yeung Choi Nei, Nina Paw Hee Ching

SMILE FOR ME
  Can : Tin Ma Hung Hung
    d. Daniel Chan Cheung Hung
    Simon Yam Tat Wa, Nick Cheung Ka Fai, 
      Eric Tsang Chi Wai, Liu Kai Chi,
      Kenny Wong Tak Bun, Chen Ran, Zhang Ran, 
      Morning Mo Tzu-yi, Tamio, 
      Mimi Kung Chi Yun, Evelyn Choi Wing Yun

THE MONKEY KING
  Can : Dai Lau Tin Gung
  Lit : Havoc In Heavenly Palace
    d. Soi Cheang Po Shui
    Donnie Yen Chi Tan, Chow Yun Fat, 
      Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Peter Ho Yun Tung, 
      Joe Chen Qian-En, Monica Mok Siu Kei, Wang Yuanyuan,
      Kelly Chen Wai Lam, Cecilia Cheung Pak Chi, Gigi Leung Wing Kei, 
      Xia Zitong, Eddie Cheung Siu Fai, 
      Calvin Cheng Ka Sing, Louis Fan Siu Wong
  Opening 2012

  Can : Yit Oi Doh
  Lit : Hot Love Island
    d. Kam Kwok Leung
    Simon Yam Tat Wa, Joan Chen, Francis Ng Chun Yu,
      Chang Chen, Xiao Song Jia, Janice Man Wing Shan
  Site : http://aeghk.com

THE GRANDMASTERS
  AKA : THE GRAND MASTER
  Can : Yut Doi Jung Si
  Lit : One Generation Grand Master 
    d. Wong Kar Wai
    Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Zhang Ziyi, Chang Chen,
      Song Hye-Kyo, Zhao Benshan, Wang Xingchang

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  With martial arts getting more popular in the Thirties, more people seek
  to learn them via the professionals at Foshan in Southern China. Some of
  the experienced masters like to challenge their counterparts and
  undergoing battles. To have their whole concentration, it is their
  practice to lock up the venues and no one is allowed to leave during
  battles. No food and no rest before reaching any results. 

  Ip Man is a young rich man extremely talented in martial arts, but he
  chooses to keep a low profile. Yet this doesn't keep him out of these
  troubles ahead. One day he is trapped in this battleground so he has to
  use every means in order to get out of there. The masters are amazed by
  his abilities. Master Kung and his daughter Kung Yi are amongst, and the
  latter is attracted to this newcomer. 

  A high warlord is assassinated by his own guard Yi Xian Tian. All
  masters in Foshan vow to take Tian down no matter what...

---
[ NOW SHOWING ]

LOVE IN THE BUFF
  AKA : LOVE IN A PUFF 2
  Can : Chun Giu Yu Ji Ming
    d. Pang Ho Cheung
    Miriam Yeung Chin Wa, Shawn Yue Man Lok,
      Mini Yang Mi, Xu Zheng
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 112 mins.
  Opening March 29 2012
  Official Site : http://www.mediaasia.com/loveinthebuff/

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  When two ex-lovers from Hong Kong cross paths in Beijing, they realize
  they still have feelings for each other and start orchestrating trysts
  and assignations behind their partners' back.

LOVE ACTUALLY...SUCKS
  Can : OI HUNG......LAN
  Lit : LOVE IS VERY...ROTTEN
    d. Scud (Wan Cheung)
    Osman Hung Chi Kit, Tang Wei, 
      Owen Lee Ho Wai, Ryo van Kooten, 
      Alice Chen Lim Suen, Celia Cheng Hing Won, 
      Winnie Leung Yi Man, Sherry Li Chi Hin, 
      John Tai (Dai Yu Ching), Jackie Chow Tak Bong, 
      Linda So Mui, Christopher Wee (Wong Sung Wai),
      Haze Leung Cheuk Hei, Lareine Xu (Tsui Shui Lin),
      Betty Chan Yin Kwan, Calvin Wong Hei Nam, 
  Opening March 29 2012
  Opening July 9 2011 at the Philadelphia QFest
  Official Site: http://www.loveactuallysucks.com/
  Site : http://www.qfest.com/film-details.cfm?id=9918

[ OFFICIAL SITE ]
  Love is life, life as it is. 
  Not every love story is a fairy tale. 
  After a dramatic wedding feast, unusual love stories unfold towards
  unexpected endings:
  a brother and sister in love caught by the mother,
  a married painter falls for his young life drawing model of same sex,
  an intimacy between a dance school teacher and his wealthy but senior
  student,
  a lesbian couple of which one has role-play paranoid,
  a dreadful love triangle ending with the girl being beheaded…
  "Love Actually…Sucks!" celebrates love that no one care but real,
  for life is love, love as it is.

[ PHILADELPHIA QFEST ]
  Taking inspiration from six different court cases involving crimes of
  the heart, Scud examines the intense, often self-destructive sexual
  longings among several well-to-do young Hong Kong residents – gay,
  lesbian and straight. The film opens with the most scandalous wedding
  reception ever put on film: a young couple’s marriage ends (in the most
  dramatic fashion) before it begins. There is the 30-ish married gym
  instructor who trolls the active bathroom scene for young flesh; a
  lesbian couple with roleplay issues; a dance instructor who becomes the
  object of attraction to his much older student; a married painter who
  falls for his male model; a brother and sister who take family
  togetherness a bit too literally; and a young man who becomes
  increasingly deranged until he takes his love interest problems into his
  own hands. In Scud’s world, every love story is a fairy tale – but here
  the stories are sexual and troubling. Overall, a complex, sensual and
  compelling film. (Cantonese with English subtitles) -- Raymond Murray

MARRYING MR. PERFECT
  AKA : MARRY A PERFECT MAN
  Can : Ga Gor Yut Bak Fun Nam Yun
  Lit : Marry an 100% Man
    d. Wong Jing
    Ronald Cheng Chung Kei, Gigi Leung Wing Kei,
      Chapman To Man Jat, Nina Paw Hee Ching, 
      Stanley Fung Shui Fan, Mao Junjie, Ada Liu Yan
      Xie Na, Natalie Meng Yao, Lin Miaoke
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 90 mins.
  Opening March 15 2012

[ GOLDEN SCREEN CINEMAS ]
  Winnie, in her late twenties, certified as an old maid when she is
  dumped by her boyfriend and bullied by her colleagues. Koo is a rich
  womanizer tycoon ruthless in his business dealings. In his latest take
  over Koo's action led to death threats by a former employee. For
  security Koo and his assistant, Ryan to switch identity. Koo as a
  commoner met Winnie and falls for her as she is the first true person
  to like him not for his riches. What happens when Winnie release Koo's
  real identity?

ONE NATION, TWO CITIES
  Can : Yut Guo Seung Sing
    d. Cheung King Wai
  Rating : I
  Length : 70 mins.
  Opening March 15 2012

[ BROADWAY CIRCUITS ]
  One Nation, Two Cities is about a Chinese woman who spends most of her
  life fighting for the right of abode in Hong Kong so she can unite her
  family. She moves from village to city, experiencing the dramatic
  changes that follow economic reform. There is no doubt that the country
  is richer, but at the same time, the “family” she longed for becomes
  dysfunctional. Divorce and remarriage are not uncommon in today’s China,
  but she goes even further. She decides to redefine and recreate the
  family in her own way. Seemingly, everything is achieved by her free
  will; however, the fact is that politics haunts her at all times, and
  she can never escape its shadow.

ALLURE OF TEARS
  Can : King Sing Ji Lui
  Lit : Tears of Fallen City
    d. Barbara Wong Chun Chun
    Richie Jen (Yam Yin Chai), Gigi Leung Wing Kei,
      Zhou Dongyu, Aarif Rahman (Lee Chi Ting),
      Joe Chen Qiao-En, Dou Xiao
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 124 mins.
  Opening March 1 2012

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  First Tear: A young pair of cancer patients pursue infinite love in 
  finite lives

  Second Tear: A group of music student who have graduated for years 
  chooses to regain their youth and dreams if it is too late.

  Third Tear: A young couple for happiness gives up many important 
  things.  Yet, in the end happiness abandons them.

[ COMING SOON ]

HEROIC DETECTIVE
  Can : Sun Tam Lei Oh
  Lit : Godly Detective Leo
    d. Jay Chou (Chow Kit Lun) 
    Jay Chou (Chow Kit Lun) Jerry Yan (Yin Sing Yuk), Shawn Yue Man Lok,
      Jessie Chiang (Gong Yu Sun), Tang Yan, 
      Wilber Pan (Poon Wai Pak), Eric Tsang Chi Wai
  Site : http://www.timespl.com/en/production/item/197-heroic-detective

[ TIMES PRODUCTION LTD ]
  In the City of Brightness in a new world in the year 2030, the evil
  power has spread throughout the City. And actually, the City is not
  bright at all.
 
  'Brilliant Detective' Leo comes to know that the most wicked 'Crazy
  Gangster Group' are secretly making research into a brain-control device
  to control the humans. Whilst gathering the criminal evidence to sue the
  Group, the Group send killers from its subordinate the 'Horrific Tiger
  Gang' to stop Leo's investigation. In a plenty of fight against the
  Gang, Leo was framed and put into jail at the critical moment!
 
  Finally, with Leo's strong will and determination, Leo has eventually
  defeated the evil power and conquered the 'Horrific Tiger Gang' to
  safeguard the peace of the City. Moreover, Leo has also succeeded in
  ruining the invention plan of the 'Crazy Gangster Group' displaying
  poetic justice and chivalry to the full extent.

THE LION ROARS 2
  Can : Hor Dung Si Hau II
  Lit : River East Lion Roars 2
    d. Joe Ma Wai Ho
    Cecilia Cheung Pak Chi, Xiao Shenyang
  Site : http://aeghk.com

THE SOUL OF BREAD
  Can : Oi Dik Min Bau Won
  Lit : Bread Soul Of Love
    d. Sean Kao Pin-chuan, Lin Chun-Yang
      Michelle Chen, Chen Handian, Anthony Neely
  Opening April 5 2012

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  Gao-Bing works in a bakery on a small town in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The
  bakery owner, Mr. Chiu, is so into his Rock ’n ’Roll band, and his son
  doesn’t seem enthusiastic about learning baking at all. The business of
  the bakery is getting worse and worse day by day, and Gao-Bing doesn’t
  know what to do facing this situation. All he can do is to work really
  hard and try to create something new.

  Ping, Mr Chiu’s daughter, grew up with Gao-Bing and has been dating him
  for quite some time. She often complains that Gao-Bing only follows the
  traditions and doesn’t take any action to change either the bakery or
  their boring life together. In her heart, she really wants to see the
  world before getting married since she doesn’t want to be like her
  mother, who sacrificed her dream and ended up as a regular housewife,
  not being able to fulfill her own wish till the end of her life.

GUILTY OF ROMANCE
  Can : Luen Ji Jui
  Lit : Guilt Of Romance
    d. Shion Sono
    Miki Mizuno, Makoto Togashi, Megumi Kagurazaka
  Rating : III
  Length : 114 mins.
  Opening April 5 2012

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  A brutally murdered, dismembered and rearranged body is found in the
  love hotels district …. 153 women missed in Tokyo ….. Cop Kazuko cuts
  short an amorous tryst when she’s called to investigate the case. The
  case leads her to two respectable women, Izumi and Mitsuko, harbouring
  twisted desires that leads to a misguided sense of empowerment.

BOLLYWOOD: THE GREATEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD
  Can : Yun Doh Yau Gor Hor Lei Woot
  Lit : India Has A Hollywood
    d. Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, Jeff Zimbalist
  Rating : IIB
  Legnth : 77 mins.
  Opening April 5 2012

[ BROADWAY CIRCUITS ]
  We love it.
  We hate it.
  We see it as regressive.
  We see it as modern.
  Melodramatic or Mythic?
  Bollywood. 
  Some say it's the only culture that holds India together.

  Others say it's the most corrupting influence on Indians and should be
  banished from their shores.

  A love affair that has lasted over 70 years between almost 2 billion
  people worldwide.

  Not only does it refuse to stop, it keeps on growing.

  Embracing it's most important, it's most vilified, it's most loved
  element: the song and dance.

  No Bollywood film needs to be called a musical. It needs no such excuse.
  It just is one. Regardless of the genre.

LONG QING SHI YI BAN SHI JI
    Lung Kim Sung, Miui Suet See
  Rating : I
  Length : 126 mins.
  Opening April 8 2012

[ BROADWAY CRICUITS ]
  The dream of many Chinese Opera fans came true in December 2011 when the
  legendary team of Lung Kim Sung and Mui Suet See were back together
  again for a series of performances celebrating their half-century career
  on the stage. In their long-awaited collaboration, the veteran duo
  performed four fan-favorite acts at three different locations, while
  these classic Chinese Opera acts are now rerun in a limited scale on the
  silver screen.

10+10
    d. Hou Hsiao-Hsien, Sylvia Chang, Wei Te-Sheng, 
      Wu Nien-Jen, Chang Tso-Chi, Arvin Chen, Chen Kuo-Fu, 
      Chung Mong-Hong, Leon Dai, Wi Ding Ho, wang Shau Di, Wang Tung, 
      Chu Yen-Ping, Shen Ko-Shang, Hou Chi-Jan, Chen Yu-Hsun, Yang Ya-Che, 
      Cheng Wen-Tang, Cheng Yu-Chieh, Hsiao Ya-Chuan.
    Shu Qi, Mei Fang, Joseph Chang, Nolay Piho, Kwai Lun-Mei
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 114 mins.
  Opening April 3 2012 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Opening April 19 2012 
  Site: http://www.hkiff.org/eng/film/detail/3/36012-1010.html

[ HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  What makes Taiwan so unique?  In 10+10, twenty local filmmakers are 
  allotted five minutes and are given total freedom to express
  cinematically how they feel about this subject.  Commissioned by the 
  Taiwan Golden Horse Film Festival, the shorts featured here run the 
  gamut from a war epic to personal dramas to documentary short subject.  
  The filmmakers, consisting of some of the biggest names in Taiwanese 
  cinema, include: Hou Hsiao-Hsien, Sylvia Chang, Wei Te-Sheng, Wu 
  Nien-Jen, Chang Tso-Chi, Arvin Chen, Chen Kuo-Fu, Chung Mong-Hong, Leon 
  Dai, Wi Ding Ho, wang Shau Di, Wang Tung, Chu Yen-Ping, Shen Ko-Shang, 
  Hou Chi-Jan, Chen Yu-Hsun, Yang Ya-Che, Cheng Wen-Tang, Cheng Yu-Chieh
  and Hsiao Ya-Chuan.

SUNNY
  Can : Yeung Guong Ji Mui Toh
  Lit : Sunshine Sister Mischief
    d. Kang Hyung-Chul
  Length : 127 mins.
  Opening Apirl 12 2012

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Na-Mi, a transfer student from Jeolla, is afraid of everything, in 
  particular her accent that the school bully makes fun of on her first 
  day.  At this time, several girls appear and protect this silly girl 
  who just arrives.  They are "Big Sister" Chun-Hwa, Jang-Mi who spares no
  expense for double eyelids, "Violent Scholar" Geum-Ok, "Beauty Pageant
  Queen" Bok-Hee, "Foul Mouth" Jin-Hee and "otaku goddess" Su-Ji.  The 
  girls form a group "Sunny" in an attempt to battle the hit group "Girls
  Generation" and shine at the school performance.  However, due to an
  accident "Sunny" breaks up.

  25 years later, mother Na-Mi suddenly feels something is missing from 
  life.  She by chance runs into "Sunny" member Chun-Hwa.  Both feel 
  rather pleased and decides to visit other members......

THE KICK
  Can : Kuen Ba Ga Jook
  Lit : Fist Domination Clan
    d. Prachya Pinkaew
    JeeJa Yanin, Jo Jae-Hyeon, Ye Ji-Won, Petchtai Wongkamlao
  Opening April 12 2012 

COLD FISH
    d. Sion Sono
    Mitsuru Fukikoshi, Denden, Asuka Kurosaw
  Rating : III
  Length : 141 mins.
  Opening April 15 2012

[ BROADWAY CIRCUITS ]
  Shamoto runs a small tropical fish shop. His second wife, Taeko, does
  not get along with his daughter, Mitsuko and this worries him.

  One day Mitsuko is caught shoplifting. Murata, who also runs a tropical
  fish shop, settles things between the shopkeeper and Mitsuko. Shamoto
  gets a feeling of kinship with Murata and they become friends. By the
  time Shamoto learns that Murata is actually an insane serial killer, his
  daughter Mitsuko has already started working at Murata’s shop and living
  in his house. Shamoto is taken in by Murata’s tactics and becomes his
  accomplice. Murata threatens Shamoto into helping him cut the victims’
  bodies into pieces. They cut the bodies into 1 inch cubes and the bones
  they burn to ashes. Shamoto is frightened when he watches Murata and his
  wife cutting rotten human flesh while absently humming a tune.

ANY OTHER SIDE
  Can : Yeh Dim Gwai Tam
  Lit : Night Spot Mystery Tale
    d. Fang Yaxi
    Van Fan Yi Chen, Deng Jiajia, Chrissie Chau Sau Na, Qi Yuwu, 
      Yida Huang, Jill Hsu (Tsui Kit Yi) 
  Opening April 19 2012 

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Comic book creator Dion meets up with friends at a bar.  Everyone have 
  their own problems on their minds as they wander between fantasy and 
  reality.  They each create 3 scary stories that they direct and star in.  
  Are they living in their own stories of fantasy or are they only comic 
  book creator Dion's comic book characters?  Who is in control of the 
  story?

NAKED SOLDIER
    d. Marco Mak 
    Jennifer Tse Ting Ting, Sammo Hung Kam Bo,
      Philip Ng, Ankie Beilke, Andy On Chi Kit
  Opeing May 3 2012 in Malaysia 
  Official Site : http://www.nakedsoldier-movie.com

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Interpol agent CK Long busted a billion-dollar drug deal fifteen years
  ago. The cartel has avenged itself by hiring Madame Rose's organization
  of assassins to kill CK Long's entire family. In revenge, she kills the
  entire family of chief investigator CK Long. Long himself survives, and
  believes his young daughter is still alive. In fact, for these fifteen
  years, the girl has been kidnapped by Madame Rose, brainwashed and
  trained into beautiful, sexy killer Phoenix.

  Phoenix has now become the top-ranked killer in Madame Rose's
  organization. She is skilled in combat, and always completes her
  missions. Thanks to her band of killers, Madame Rose has expanded her
  criminal organization, and now assigns missions in many parts of the
  world. CK Long has never imagined that he would one day become the
  target of his own daughter's mission.

FAIRY TALE KILLER
  Can: Sok Ming Tung Wa
  Lit: Fatal Fairy Tale
  AKA: Yuen Mei Tung Wa
  Lit: Perfect Fairy Tale
    d. Danny Pang Fat
    Lau Ching Wan, Elanne Kong Yeuk Lam, 
      Joey Man Yi Man, Wang Baoqiang,
      Ken Low Wai Kwong, Kelly Fu Ka Lei, 
      Anson Leung Chun Yat, Square's James, Gary
  Opening May 10 2012 in Malaysia

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Fairy Tales turn ugly, twisted and bloody. A fearless cop is appointed
  to investigate a series of puzzling murders which resemble Fairy Tales.
  Would there be a happy ending of the abnormality in real world?

[ GOLDEN SCREEN CINEMA ]
  One day, a medium built stammerer, Jun confesses five murders at the
  police station, but he fails to illustrate the details. After a long
  oral examination, the police believe that Jun is mentally ill and the
  mentioned murder cases are not true. Soon after, a cold-blooded murderer
  unveils a series of mysterious murders in the district where Detective
  Han stations in. Each of the victims is executed differently but in an
  equally brutal way. Han knows that he is dealing with a serial killer.
  Instinct tells him that it is Jun. His team breaks into Jun's apartment,
  only to find a pile of old fairy tale books. One night, Han gets
  inspired when his wife was reading a bedtime story to their daughter,
  mentioning the way to inflict punishment upon villains in the story. He
  immediately sets off to examine Jun's fairy tale books page by page and
  discovers mysterious symbols in the books... 

COLD WAR
  Can : Hong Jin
    d. Longman Leung, Sunny Luk
    Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Andy Lau Tak Wa,
      Tony Leung Ka Fai, Charlie Yeung Choi Nei
      Aarif Rahman (Lee Chi Ting), Eddie Peng Yu-yen, 
      Chin Kar Lok, Lam Ka Tung
  Opening June 7 2012 in Malaysia

[ GOLDEN SCREEN CINEMAS MALAYSIA ]
  In Asia's safest city, the police have long been untouchable.
  Approaching midnight in Hong Kong, police headquarters receives an
  anonymous call: a fully-loaded police van carrying the force's, most
  advance equipment and five highly trained officers has disappeared off
  the grid. The hijackers possess direct knowledge of police procedures.
  They're already steps ahead. The police must meet a list of demands to
  ensure the hostage's release, including the delivery of a large ransom.
  Any delay will cost lives. The clock has begun to tick...

THE SILENT WAR
  AKA : THE WIND SEEKER
  Can : Ting Fung Jeh
  Lit : Wind Listener
    d. Alan Mak Siu Fai, Felix Chong Man Keung
    Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Zhou Xun
  Opening August 2012 

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Things don’t always go as your eyes see while truth’s always hidden
  underneath.

  In 1950s, the China Republic Government is newly established.
  Revolutionists in different parts of China seek chances to revolt.
  Everywhere is restless and chaotic. 701 Headquarter, consists of
  Inspection, Interpretation and Operation, is set up to spy conspiracy
  through telegraph. But one day in October, all of a sudden, the enemy
  shut down 126 military channels for 30 hours. After these long hours,
  when they tune back the channels, only daily news is being broadcasted.
  Without concrete information, operators at the frontline are at risk.

  Chang Xue-ning is of Operation’s. She is sent back to the Headquarter as
  her identity has been disclosed in Hong Kong. Reporting in 701, she is
  astonished by her supervisor, Guo Zhong-xing, who used to woo her. Their
  relation is still a mystery. Xue-ning’s new mission is to seek for
  worthy who gets superb aural comprehension. She targets Luo San-er, the
  piano tuner of Song Qing Ling but it turns out she brings Luo’s personal
  assistant, He Bing to report duty. Bing is uncivilized and blind but his
  hearing is splendid - can even hear the wind. Is he strong enough to be
  the saviour in this silent war?

CHINESE ZODIAC
  Can : Sup Yi Sun Chiu
  Lit : 12 Chinese Zodiac
    Jackie Chan, Kwon Sang-Woo
  Opening December 13 2012 in Malaysia

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  Chinese hero Asian Hawk is not unlike Indiana Jones. This time he has
  to bring back the bronze head statues of the 12 Chinese zodiac animals,
  which were sacked by the French and British armies from the imperial
  Summer Palace in Beijing in 1860.

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[ NORTH AMERICA AREA CONCERTS ]
Courtesy of our neighbors at :
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Concert & Event News Center

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* MIMI CHOO AND LI LUNG KAY 2012 US CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, June 10 2012

  VENUE LOCATION:
    San Gabriel MIssion Playhouse
    320 S. Mission Dr.
    San Gabriel CA 91776

  TICKET PRICES: VIP$128, 88, 68, 48

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
    Online: http://www.dreammedia.us/homemimichoo.html

* JAM HSIAO & G.E.M. 2012 US CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: Tuesday night / Wednesday morning, May 30 2012 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Trump Taj Mahal 
    1000 Boardwalk 
    Atlantic City NJ 08401

  TICKET PRICES: VIP$168, 128, 88, 68, 48

  TICKET INFORMATION: 
  DREAM MEDIA PRODUCTION
  917-830-5118
  http://www.facebook.com/dreammedia666

  P-Tune
  75 Chrystie Street
  New York NY 10002
  212-925-1098

  All in 5 Entertainment Inc.
  41-42A Main St.
  Flushing NY 11355
  718-358-5678

  CME Insurance Brokerage Inc.
  773 60th Street #2RR
  Brooklyn NY 11220
  718-266-2851
  http://www.dreammedia.us

* SAMUEL TOI

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 27 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
    Casino Rama
    5899 Rama Road
    Rama ON L0k 1T0
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: CA $307.84, 160.94, 104.44, 81.84, 59.24

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
    TICKET MASTER
    http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/1000484B96FA454E

* JAM HSIAO & G.E.M. 2012 US CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 27 2012 @ 7PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    The Orleans Hotel & Casino
    4500 West Tropicana Avenue
    Las Vegas NV 89103

  TICKET PRICES: VIP$188, 128, 88, 68, 48

  TICKET INFORMATION: 
  DREAM MEDIA PRODUCTION
  626-280-7666
  http://www.facebook.com/dreammedia666
  http://www.dreammedia.us

  TICKET MASTER 
  http://www.ticketmaster.com/Gem-tickets/artist/1678516

  Ng Hing Kee
    Rowland Heights 
    626-854-0060

    Alhambra
    626-943-9933

    Monterey Park
    626-284-4861

  World Journal Book Store
    Arcadia 
    626-446-1831

  Kingstone Bookstore
    Rowland Heights 
    626-964-3226

    City of Industry
    626-965-3686

    Alhambra
    626-570-1277

    San Gabriel 
    626-292-1176

    Irvine
    949-653-7638

* JAM HSIAO & G.E.M. 2012 US CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: Saturday, May 26 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Reno Ballroom
    401 N. Center St.,
    Reno NV 89501

  TICKET PRICES: VIP$198, 158, 118, 88, 68

  TICKET INFORMATION: 
  TICKET MASTER
  http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/170048658A9A2044

    USASIA TOUR
    http://usasiatour.com
    San Francisco 
    (415) 989-1688

    Oakland 
    933 Franklin St.
    (510) 835-8588

    CAFE SALINA
    235 Broadway
    Millbrae CA
    (650) 692-2662

    WINON TRAVEL
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA
    (415) 834-1628

    SUSAN VIDEO
    CUPERTINO, CA 
    (408) 253-3100

    A WORLD FLORIST & TRAVEL
    SAN JOSE, CA 
    (408) 441-8448

    OSCAR TOURS
    FREMONT, CA 
    (510) 226-9992

    UNIQUE TRAVEL
    SACRAMENTO, CA 
    (916) 557-2888

    The Legend Holidays
    San Francisco CA
    (415) 386-1300
    http://www.tlholidays.com/2012_tl_004.htm

  Ng Hing Kee
    Rowland Heights 
    626-854-0060

    Alhambra
    626-943-9933

    Monterey Park
    626-284-4861

  World Journal Book Store
    Arcadia 
    626-446-1831

  Kingstone Bookstore
    Rowland Heights 
    626-964-3226

    City of Industry
    626-965-3686

    Alhambra
    626-570-1277

    San Gabriel 
    626-292-1176

    Irvine
    949-653-7638

* CHRIS WONG TRUE COLORs 25TH ANNIVERSARY CANADA CHARITY CONCERT TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: May 19 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Southern Jubilee
    1415 14 Avenue Northwest
    Calgary AB 
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: VIP CA$125, 75, 55, 35

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  ONLINE: 
  http://www.cantonproductions.com/canton/entertainment/chris_wong_c.html
  403-889-2200

  Wah Loong Chinese Herbs Ltd
  Unit 9, 1003-9650 Harvest Hills Blvd., N.E.
  Calgary AB T3K 0B3
  Canada 

  Wah Hing Chinese Herbs Ltd
  Unit 800G-999 36th Street, N.E.
  Calgary AB T2A 7X6
  Canada 

  Wah Pek Chinese Herbs Co
  308A Centre Street, S.E.
  Calgary AB T2G 2B8
  Canada 

  Jenny's Optical Company Ltd.
  #119, 1518 center Street, NE

* CHRIS WONG TRUE COLOR 25

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 13 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Queen Elizabeth Theatre
    649 Cambie Street
    Vancouver BC

  TICKET PRICES: VIP CA$125, 75, 55, 35

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  ONLINE: 
  http://www.cantonproductions.com/canton/entertainment/chris_wong_c.html
  604-295-4800

  MAL Audio Ltd
  Union Square
  1033-8300 Capstan Way, Richmond

  AM-Call Wireless 
  Crystal Mall 
  1211-4500 Kingsway, Burnaby

  Fotodigio Studio Ltd
  Union square
  Suite 1261, 8338 Capstan Way, Richmond

  World Vision
  2218-13353 Commerce Parkway, Richmond

* SHIRLEY KWAN

  DATE AND ITME: 
    Sunday, May 6 2012 7PM
    Monday, May 7 2012 8:30PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Avalon Theatre Theatre
    Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort
    6380 Fallsview Boulesvard,
    Niagara ON L2G 7X5 
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: From CA $95

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
   TICKET MASTER CANADA
    http://www.ticketmaster.ca/Shirley-Kwan-tickets/artist/773308

* NANCY SIT KA YIN AND SANDRA LANG (SIN TO LAI)

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 6 2012 

  Venue Location: 
    San Gabriel Mission Playhouse
    320 S. Mission Dr.
    San Gabriel CA 91776

  TICKET PRICES: VIP$138, 88, 68, 48

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
    ONLINE: http://www.dreammedia.us/Nancysit.html

* CHRIS WONG TRUE COLOR 25

  DATE AND TIME: Friday, May 4 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Main Stage Theatre
    Toronto Centre for the Arts 
    5040 Yonge Street
    Toronto ON M2N 6R8
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: VIP CA$125, 75, 55, 35

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  ONLINE: 
  http://www.cantonproductions.com/canton/entertainment/chris_wong_t.html
  905-696-2217

  Home Comfort Centre
  Unit E53, Pacific Mall, Markham

  Hague Quality Water
  Unit 5-9033 Leslie Street, Richmond Hill

  Elma Water Technologies Inc
  Unit 85, First Markham Place

  City Hollywood Cafe
  4372 Steeles Avenue East, Markham

  World Vision Canada 
  1 World Drive, Mississauga

  Toronto Centre For the Arts Box Office 

  Ticketmaster.ca
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/10004850B7748D99

* JOEY YUNG CHO YI CONCERT NUMBER 6

  DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, April 10 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
    Casino Rama
    5899 Rama Road
    Rama ON L0k 1T0
    Canada

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
    TICKET MASTER
    http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/10004846F9B2973D

* JOEY YUNG CHO YI CONCERT NUMBER 6

  DATE AND TIME: 
    Saturday night/Sunday morning April 8 2012 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Mark G. Etess Arena
    Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort
    100 Boardwalk 
    Atlantic City NJ 08401

  TICKET PRICES: VIP$ 138, 108, 88, 68

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS: 
    ONLINE: http://www.iemshowplace.com
    TICKET HOTLINE: 718-888-3113

    International Entertainment Marketing
    135-05 40 Road 2/F
    Flushing NY 11354
    718.888.3113

    5609 8th Ave.
    Brooklyn NY 11220
    718.437.7717

    Sampan Travel Service
    95 Bowery St.
    New York NY
    212.219.0119

    Sampan Travel Service
    170 Canal St #201
    212.431.3557

    Global Travel International Corp.
    1681 RT. 27 Suite 3
    Edison NJ
    732.819.6883

    Yang Tze Trading Inc.
    933 Arch Street L/L
    Philadelphia PA 197107
    215.922.8700

* TSAI CHIN'S ENDLESS LOVE WORLD TOUR LIVE IN ATLANTIC CITY 2012

  DATE AND TIME: 
    Saturday night/Sunday morning April 8 2012 @ 1AM
    Sunday April 8 2012 @ 2PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Circus Maximus Theater
    Caesars Casino Atlantic City
    Atlantic City NJ

  TICKET PRICES: VIP$ 128, 88, 68

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS: 
    ONLINE: http://www.iemshowplace.com
    TICKET HOTLINE: 718-888-3113

    International Entertainment Marketing
    135-05 40 Road 2/F
    Flushing NY 11354
    718.888.3113

    5609 8th Ave.
    Brooklyn NY 11220
    718.437.7717

    Sampan Travel Service
    95 Bowery St.
    New York NY
    212.219.0119

    Sampan Travel Service
    170 Canal St #201
    212.431.3557

    Global Travel International Corp.
    1681 RT. 27 Suite 3
    Edison NJ
    732.819.6883

    Yang Tze Trading Inc.
    933 Arch Street L/L
    Philadelphia PA 197107
    215.922.8700

* F.I.R.

  DATE AND TIME: Friday, April 6 2012 @ 7:30PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    River Rock Casino Resort
    6811 River Rd.
    Richmond BC V6X 3P8
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: CA$ 250.50, 180.50, 140.50, 100.50

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
    TICKET MASTER
    http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1100484F904B6E77

* GRASSHOPPERS' GLAMOUR ON STAGE CONCERT 2012 

  DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, April 4 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Ricoh Coliseum at Exhibition Place
    100 Princes' Blvd.
    Toronto ON M6K 3C3
    Canada

* F.I.R.

  DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, April 3 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
    Casino Rama
    5899 Rama Road
    Rama ON L0k 1T0
    Canada

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
    TICKET MASTER
    http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1000482791D442BD

* GRASSHOPPERS' GLAMOUR ON STAGE CONCERT 2012 

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, April 1 2012 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Mohegan Sun Arena
    1 Mohegan Sun Boulevard
    Uncasville CT 06382-1372

  TICKET PRICES: VIP $128, 68, 38, 

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
    ONLINE
    http://www.grasshoppersny.com

    MANHATTAN
    P Tune & Video Corp
    75 Chrystie Street
    (212) 925-1098

    FLUSHING
    Golden Global Travel Agency
    135-11 40th Road 
    (718) 939-2988

    BROOKLYN
    Win Entertainment & Travel
    60-08 8th Avenue
    (718) 765-1115

    BOSTON
    Sunshine Travel
    12A Tyler Street
    (617) 695-1989

* JOEY YUNG CHO YI CONCERT NUMBER 6

  DATE AND TIME: Saturday, March 31 2012 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Tuscany Events Center
    Peppermill Reno
    2707 South Virginia Street
    Reno NV 89502

  TICKET PRICES: $168, 128, 88, 58

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
    ONLINE: 
    http://www.peppermillreno.com/nightlife-entertainment/event.cfm?id=1482
    
    ON SITE: 
    Peppermill Information Booth

    PHONE: 877-525-7469

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Erors : ye olde chaffing editor

For Thursday, March 22 2012

10 CARNAGE
    d. Roman Polanski
    Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz, John C. Reilly

 9 TINKER TAILOR SOLDIER SPY
    d. Tomas Alfredson
    Gary Oldman, Colin Firth, Tom Hardy

 8 THE IRON LADY 
    d. Phyllida Lloyd
    Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent

 7 THE SECOND WOMAN
  Can : Ching Mai
  Lit : Love Mystery
    d. Carol Lai Miu Shuet
    Shu Qi, Shawn Yue Man Lok

 6 LOVE LIFTING
  Can : Go Gui Oi Ching
  Lit : High Lift Love
    d. Herman Yau Lai To
    Elanne Kong Yeuk Lam, Chapman To Man Jat, 
      Tian Niu, Izz Tsui Chi Hei

 5 JACK AND JILL
    d. Dennis Dugan
    Adam Sandler, Katie Holmes, Al Pacino

 4 JOHN CARTER
    d. Andrew Stanton
    Taylor Kitsch, Lynn Collins, Willem Dafoe

 3 A SIMPLE LIFE
  Can : Toh Jeh
  Lit : Peach Sister
    d. Ann Hui On Wa
    Deanie Ip Tak Han, Andy Lau Tak Wa, 
      Anthony Wong Chau Sun, Tsui Hark
      Wang Fuli, Yu Man Si 

 2 NIGHTFALL
  Can : Dai Jui Bo
  Lit : Big Chase
    d. Roy Chow Hin Yeung
    Nick Cheung Ka Fai, Simon Yam Tat Wa,
      Michael Wong Man Tak, Janice Man Wing Shan, Kay Tse On Kay

 1 THE HUNGER GAMES
    d. Gary Ross
    Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth

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Summaries for some of the films above.  Some contain SPOILERS

NIGHTFALL
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 107 mins.
  Opening March 15 2012

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  The brutal murder of a celebrity musician will cause a hardheaded
  detective to pursue a killer from the past, only to discover that in
  revenge, there’s a fine line between love and hate.

A SIMPLE LIFE
  Rating : I
  Length : 119 mins.
  Opening March 9 2012
  Opening March 15 2012 in Malaysia

[ GOLDEN SCREEN CINEMAS ]
  Based on real people and events. Ah Tao was born in Taishan, China. She
  works as a servant for 60 years and has been serving four generations
  of the Leung family. For the past decade, Ah Tao lived with Roger, the
  only family member left in Hong Kong.

LOVE LIFTING
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 92 mins.
  Opening March 22 2012

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  Li, is a weightlifter who quits the industry as she is suffering from
  diabetes. She decides to go to Hong Kong to start a new life where she
  meets Yun and they soon fall in love. They then get married live a
  simple but happy family life. But as the Olympic Games approach, Li
  recalls her dream of being an Olympic champion, to which Yun supports,
  and convinces her to take up weightlifting again. Li starts intensively
  training, only to find out one day that Yun is seriously injured in a
  traffic accident. Before he dies, Yun tells Yi his last wish. Now, Yi is
  devoted to make Yun's wish come true.

THE SECOND WOMAN
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 102 mins.
  Opening March 22 2012

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Wai Bo and his boyfriend of many years Ah Nam are both stage actors who 
  are in intense rehearsal for the new play LEGEND OF RED PLUM.  Wai Bo 
  finally struggles her way to be the second lead actress, but during the 
  last show of the national tour she suddenly becomes ill and her 
  performance is certain to be impacted.  Yet on the night of the show, 
  Wai Bo's performance receives rave reviews as the performance is 
  described as the best in her career.  Yet actually winning all the 
  applause that night is not Wai Bo, and entire troupe has no idea that 
  her twin sister Wai Heung has stepped onto the stage for her.  Yet Wai 
  Bo does not thank her sister.  Instead she becomes jealous and 
  suspicious because she starts to realize that Wai Heung is a huge threat 
  to her performance career and even romantic relationship.  She even 
  secretly feels that Ah Nam has an unusual relationship with her sister 
  behind her back......

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GLOBAL CHINESE SONG CHART

For Saturday, March 24 2012

15 WE TOGETHER 
  JJ Lin (Lam Chun Kit)
  http://youtu.be/8xxZpNdfpvI 

14 BABY SONG
  Eason Chan Yik Shun
  http://youtu.be/v5qsnwlJYv8

13 DEJA VU
  Can : Chi Chun Seung Sik
  Hacken Lee Hak Kun
  http://youtu.be/wM8HH6hTH3E

12 THE MOON AT SEA
  Can : Hoi Seung Dik Yuet Leung
  Chris Lee Yuchun 
  http://youtu.be/aDZTDnk0e5k

11 WANT TO BE ALONE
  Ken Hung Cheuk Lap
  http://youtu.be/-QDKj9DbrGQ

10 AYO
  Landy Wen
  http://youtu.be/-b9lA-kcO7Y

 9 FLOWERY WORLD
  Can : Fa Fa Sai Gai
  Hebe Tian 
  http://youtu.be/MDw82gjWJbg

 8 WHERE IS THE LOVE
  A-Fu Teng
  http://youtu.be/0E0MtfZYBL4

 7 CHEERS
  Can : Gong Bui
  May Day
  http://youtu.be/qX2GsMj7154

 6 SHINE A LIGHT
  Alan Tam Wing Lun
  http://youtu.be/07dq6E_ZoL0

 5 ACCOMPANY ME TO TIBETAN PLATEAU
  Can : Pui Ngor Hui Ching Hong Jong Go Yuet
  Crowd Lu (Lo Guong Chung)
  http://youtu.be/U9Spb7vg2XU

 4 YOU ARE MY BABY
  Anthony Neely, Chen Han-Tien
  http://youtu.be/1V90-oX6I0o

 3 MASK
  Can : Min Gui
  Alfred Hui Ting Hung
  http://youtu.be/yrnKlUS-blg

 2 AWAKENING
  can : Yut Gau Sing Loi
  Anthony Neely (Ngai On Tung)
  http://youtu.be/wTIsld6APjA

 1 FOOL
  Can : Sor Ji
  James Lin (Lam Yau Ga)
  http://youtu.be/xi6wOaZ61-U

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	While Your Chaffing Editor is waiting in line for THE HUNGER 
GAMES,  below is some upcoming alternatives in New York.  Enjoy!

Jer Jer Stinks,
Your Chaffing Editor
Top Ten Central

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KOREAN MOVIE NIGHT
courtesy of the Korean Cultural Service 
http://www.koreanculture.org/index.php

Every other Tuesday @ 7pm
Tribeca Cinemas
(54 Varick Street, on the corner of Canal Street, one block from the A, C, 
E and 1 train Canal Street stops) 

Price? Free. 
All seating is first-come, first served. 
Doors open at 6:30pm. 

UPCOMING MOVIES 

Series 2: It’s a Fine Romance!

Ever since Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire sang “It’s a Fine Romance” in 
1936’s Swing Time, movies have been bowing down to the power of love. 
Unfortunately, Hollywood just doesn’t make romantic comedies the way they 
used to and these days if you’re looking for love in an American movie, 
you’re looking for it in all the wrong places. Thank Aphrodite for Korea. 
Ever since My Sassy Girl broke box office records in 2001, the Korean film 
industry has been making some of the funniest, most outrageously swoony 
movie romances, and for this series we’ve picked three of the best.

Tuesday, APRIL 10, 2012 @ 7pm 
PETTY ROMANCE (2010, 118 minutes) 

A word-of-mouth hit in 2010, this romance is set in the world of manhwa 
(Korean comic books), and the couple at the center of the story have 
chemistry to burn. TV star Lee Seon-Gyun is a struggling manhwa artist who 
enters a competition with a massive cash prize. To raise his chances of 
winning, he hires a sex advice columnist, Choi Gang-Heui (star of the 
breakout hit, My Scary Girl), to write his erotic comic. Little does he 
know that she plagiarized her column from the Kama Sutra and the Kinsey 
Report because her ideas about sex are a bit…vague, to put it kindly. 
PETTY ROMANCE been winning hearts and minds on the film festival 
circuit for a year and it’s a guaranteed crowd pleaser. 

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