From: NO TOP TEN CENTRAL <hktopten@yahoo.comx>
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Subject: [TAKE OVER] HKSAR Film No Top 10 Box Office (April 26 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. Yoyo Chen Chi Yiu who gave birth to a 6 pound 2 ounce baby girl 
	on the 27th

	B. Sherming Yiu Lok Yo who wed on the 26th

	C. Jet Li (Lee Nin Kit) who celebrates his birthday on the 26th

	D. Elaine Lui Sui Ling whose mother passed away on the 21st at the 
	age of 83

2. MISCELLANEOUS 

* (2012/05/02) Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau), Paw Hee Ching, 
Calvin Cheng Ka Sing and others yesterday appeared in Sai Kung to promote 
their new film FLOATING CITY (FAU SING) and arranged for fishing boats to 
coordinate with the film subject.  Sing Sing revealed that this time he 
played a Tanka who grew up with Charlie Yeung Choi Nei.  Later he became 
her husband but also ran into an intellectual rich girl Sum Yau.  Thus in 
the film he had to learn Tanka and English, which he felt was challenging.  
Sing Sing said, "In the film Charlie and I played from age 20 to 60, so 
we had to have an old look.  Yet mine wasn't the balding type, but a 
middle aged man who succeeded in his life struggles.  I would also have 
some wrinkles.  (Did you have any reaction?)  Luckily no because it wasn't 
in the summer.  Yet the make up removal alone took half an hour."
	Sing Sing this time worked with Sum Yau for the first time and 
praised that she was a public recognized beauty.  In the film she thus 
caused a ripple in his heart.  Did he feel the same in real life?  Sing 
Sing first changed the subject to his bed scene with Charlie, but they 
only sat on the side of the bed.  Charlie lightly lay in his arms.  Was 
that intimate?  Sing Sing said, "To me it's very intimate.  (Did you have 
any ripple in reality?)  No, I only focused on work.  I didn't think about 
anything else.  Everyone know about me!  (They know that you are 
romantic?)  You are referring to the movie.  I properly focused on work, 
I take relationships slowly!"  Sing Sing also stressed that even in the 
film he in the end still chose Charlie the wife he went through hardships 
with.  Would he be just as faithful in real life?  Sing Sing said, 
"Everyone needs to be taken care of.  I have said that I would start a 
family, just not so soon.  I am not talking about my love life."
	As for Sum Yau she said that the film will open simultaneously 
in Hong Kong and the Mainland simultaneously.  In the film she helped 
Sing Sing a lot in his career.  Their relationship was rather ambiguous.  
She would make her feelings known to him.  Did she have any such 
experience in real life?  Sum Yau said, "No, I feel it's an expression 
and not a show of love.  There are too many displays of love, some have 
expressed themselves to him though.  (Did you accept them?)  No, I like 
the naturally together type like a small but steady stream."  Sum Yau also 
said that she was strange, unless she was suddenly electrocuted love was 
like slow simmering soup, the longer it cooked the better it tasted.

* (2012/05/01) The Donnie Yen Chi Tan starred, Clarence Ford (Fok Yiu 
Leung) directed film DUT SHU SUN FUN (SPECIAL IDENTITY) ran into the 
Vincent Zhao Wenzhou recasting troubles earlier and postponed the 
production for awhile.  The team finally completed the Shenzhen shoot and 
moved the shoot to Hong Kong.
	The team earlier started work in Sai Kung.  Chi Tan who played a 
mob figure had tattoos all over his arms and neck.  Every time Chi Tan 
had to spend four hours to complete this tattoo look.
	That day Chi Tan worked on a scene with Best Actress Paw Hee 
Ching.  Sister Bau in the film played Chi Tan's mother, who applied 
treated Chi Tan's injuries after a fight.  Finally she even "nagged" Chi 
Tan as Chi Tan looked helpless.  His acting could rival Best Actress 
Sister Bau's.
	Chi Tan and Sister Bau also got along well off screen as they 
often took pictures with their arms over their shoulders.  As for the 
earlier troubles, Chi Tan was unwilling to mention them again.  
"Everything I do now is only for the good of the film."
	Originally the film would shoot on Temple Street, but because the 
scene was a fight between Chi Tan and Ken Low Wai Kwong and turned a 
mahjong parlor upside down they could not procure the location.  They 
could only construct a set in Shenzhen and shoot there.

* (2012/05/01) Hong Kong films THE BOUNTY (YUEN HUNG) and VULGARIA (DAI 
JOOK HEI KET) have been selected to take part in the Udine Far East Film 
Festival.  Originally the star of both films Chapman To Man Jat planned to 
personally attend the film festival, but last week he was diagnosed with 
the rare Miller Fisher Syndrome and had to announce a halt to all his 
work in order to recover at home on the eve of his departure.  THE 
BOUNTY's producer Paco Wong immediately asked guest star Alex Man Chi 
Leung to return to Hong Kong and head to the Udine Film Festival and 
promote the new film's world premiere.  VULGARIA director Pang Ho Cheung 
went with new screen writer Lok Yi Sum to share their new film 
experience with reporters at the film festival.
	For his first Udine Film Festival attendance, Man Chi Leung came 
to support his film THE BOUNTY.  On stage he first greeted the audience 
with simple Italian.  After introducing himself he said that his nickname 
sounded the same as the Chinese mahjong tile suit "Man Ji".  He then 
humorously used English to talk about how he became a part of THE BOUNTY.  
He said that at first he thought this film was a Hollywood style 
production so he agreed right away and returned from Holland to Hong Kong 
for the shoot.  When he arrived in Hong Kong director Fung Chi Chiang 
told him the story and Man Ji thought, "Oh...I am sorry..." but he 
understood and joked, "It's not the problem of the BOUNTY, it's the 
problem of money..."  The audience cracked up.  Man Ji also said that To 
Man Jat had to stay in Hong Kong due to illness, so he was fortunate 
enough to promote the new film in Italy.  He hoped Ah Jat would recover 
after a few more weeks and return to work.  Then he would be freed again.  
Finally Man Ji again said thank you in Italian, Putonghua and Cantonese 
to everyone.
	Man Ji was humorous on the stage.  He even joked that this trip to 
Italy with Paco, the director and the executive producer already made up 
for "the problem of money".  Pang Ho Cheung headed to Italy to promote 
VULGARIA and met with the audience in the 40s Sicilian costume.  VULGARIA 
premiere Saturday night at midnight there.  Before the premiere, Director 
Pang even rode a bicycle in Italy for fun and took time to support THE 
BOUNTY's world premiere.

* (2012/05/01) Chrissie Chau Sau Na along with two junior colleagues Annie 
G. and Hailey yesterday worked on a watch ad in Chai Wan.  Chau Sau Na 
said that she and her boyfriend Avis have not seen each other in a long 
time because he was working on a movie in Sanya.  They have not seen each 
other in about a month.  Have them taken time to date?  Chau Sau Na said 
that they both were busy but they maintained contact.  Chau Sau Na 
stressed that their relationship has not lighten and explained that her 
boyfriend was a little nervous about his first movie.  He hoped to be able 
to concentrate more.
	In addition, speaking of Avis's kiss scene with pseudo model Mia 
in their new film LAN KWAI FONG 2 (HEI OI YEH PO 2) was she worried about 
acting turning real?  She said, "No, for it to be real they have to take 
action first.  I too will work with Lan Cheng Long.  (Reportedly Mia will 
perform in the nude?)  I don't know, I am interested in seeing that.  Ask 
Avis to ask her, since they constantly see each other."  Her boyfriend 
claimed that he would use her pillow to rehearse.  Chau Sau Na said that 
he had co-stars too, but her co-star was not in Hong Kong and she could 
not rehearse even if she wanted to.  Reporters said that she could make a 
boyfriend pillow.  Chau Sau Na turned down the idea right away.  Theresa 
Fu Wing who was linked to Avis has already found a new target.  Chau Sau 
Na said, "It was a long time ago (the rumor).  I didn't see the report, 
if it's true then congratulations to her!"

* (2012/05/01) 80s and 90s action actress Elaine Lui Siu Ling's mother 
(Chan Yuk Kun) passed away on the 21st at the age of 83.  Her funeral will 
take place on the 9th in Hung Hom.  Lui Siu Ling rarely appeared in the 
public in recent years because the scripts and the offers she received 
were not suitable.  With her aging mother becoming ill more frequently 
she stayed home more to keep her company.  She also fell in love with 
calligraphy.  Recently her mother's condition deteriorated and she and her 
family have always been by her side.  Fortunately her mother peacefully 
passed away.  She said that she joined the film industry thanks to her 
mother's repeated encouragement and support.  Now that her mother has 
left her inevitably she felt sad and down.
	Whenever she remembered her mother, she would look at her photo 
with her late mother in detail.  One of which was from a media interview 
two years ago.  Her mother went to the Avenue of the Stars with her and 
they even took pictures together.  Recently many family and friends called 
to offer their condolences to her and her family, which they appreciated 
very much.  After taking care of her mother's affairs she would return to 
work.

* (2012/05/01) Jill Vidal (Wai Si), Timothy Cheng Tse Sing, David Lo Dai 
Wai, Sharon Chan Man Chi and Sammy starred A DREAM TEAM (FAN SUN KEI BING) 
two nights ago held its premiere.  Leanne Li Yanan, Grace Wong Kwan Hing, 
Fiona Leung Ngai Ling and Hiromi (Yui Mei) came in support.  Because Chan 
Man Chi and Sammy were at work, they did not appear until after the 
premiere.
	Jacqueline Law Wai Guen reportedly was hospitalized again due to 
illness.  Man Chi who went to the same church as she did was asked about 
her condition.  She said, "Lately I have been busy with a series and 
haven't had time to go to church.  Last year I saw Sister Guen for the 
first time at church and thought she was very friendly.  At the time she 
was very healthy.  Sister Guen was moved to tears when she sang hymns, I 
was moved too.  I grabbed her hand and wished Sister Guen good health.  
Sister Guen told me that she hoped to see her at church every time."  Man 
Chi said that although she did not know about her condition now, she knew 
that Sister Guen was optimistic and positive.  She believed that nothing 
would stump her.  Cheng Tse Sing's wife Lau Sin Yi was Sister Guen's good 
friend.  He said that he did not know about Sister Guen's condition and 
only knew that his wife was in text message contact with Sister Guen 
everyday.  He said, "If Sister Guen was not well she wouldn't send any 
text.  (Her condition) should not be as serious as rumored."  Has Sister 
Guen been released from the hospital?  Cheng Tse Sing said that he did not 
know.  Lo Dai Wai said that he was familiar with Sister Guen's family.  He 
said that he has not contacted her but praised Sister Guen to be a reborn 
warrior.  He believed that she would optimistically face it.
	In addition, Wai Si said that she will promote the film in the 
U.S. with the cast for two to three weeks.  She would have a chance to 
visit her boyfriend Tim who was studying film in Los Angeles and would 
prepare his favorite lemon tea as a gift.  Wai Si said that he will 
graduate in a year then they hope to wed.  She said that her boyfriend's 
mother will come to Hong Kong in July and their parents will discuss the 
the marriage.
	Would she wed before her twin sister Janice Vidal (Wai Lan)?  Wai 
Si said, "Yes, my poor sister, they broke up.  She may very soon find one.  
I want us to get married together."  Would she introduce a boyfriend to 
her sister?  She said that she did not know what type her sister liked.

* (2012/04/30) Louis Koo Tin Lok, Mandy Lieu, Lin Li, and Tracey Ip Chui 
Chui yesterday attended a horse racing event.  Goo Jai two days ago 
attended the Johnnie To Kei Fung directed new film DUK JIN (DRUG WAR)'s 
press conference in Beijing.  The film was shot in Tianjin.  Reportedly 
To Kei Fung was not used to the Mainland's long work hours.  Goo Jai said 
the weather was the main problem, food wise everything was great.  Sun 
Honglei in the film played a cop.  Reportedly Sun Honglei said that a cop 
would not hit people and refused to shoot a scene in which he hit Goo Jai.  
To Kei Fung proceeded to yell on the set.  Goo Jai said that he did not 
hear about that and did not see Ah To yell at Sun Honglei on the set.  
However, he admitted that Sun Honglei has made movies about Mainland 
police and had more understanding in this area.  Sometimes he would ask 
him for advice.  Was Sun Honglei's performance professional?  Goo Jai said 
that every one was very professional.
	After the event he will fly back to the Mainland to continue the 
shoot.  "We shot from the winter to the summer, from pain in the ear and 
limbs from standing for half a hour only to now soaking through.  We even 
made many big scenes, including a crash with over 10 cars.  (Did you 
aggravate your old injury?)  No, my leg will not recover for several more 
years.  After the shoot I will get a check up again.  It should be fine."

* (2012/04/30) Jun Kung Shek Leung last year with the film MERRY GO ROUND 
theme song HERE TO STAY won the Hong Kong Film Award Best Original Song.  
This year he again with the film HI FIDELITY (CHOOK GWAI DIK NUI YUN) 
theme song won the Best Original Song.  He also wrote the song, Sandy 
Lam Yik Lin performed, and Calvin Poon Yuen Leung wrote the lyric.  
Earlier Jun worked on his new song music video, the director of which was 
MERRY GO ROUND's Yanyan Mak Yuen Yan.  Jun was very happy that they worked 
together again.  That day they celebrated Jun's award with champagne.  Jun 
said that winning an award two years in a row felt like a dream.  He said 
that when he held the award he truly felt very honored and excited.  Would 
he raise his price after winning an award?  He said that he was lucky to 
win the award twice.  He would not write songs for awards.  This time he 
wrote many songs for Lam Yik Lin's Beijing producer to choose.  Finally 
three were chosen.  He said that he would not consider price first.
	After winning a Hong Kong Film Award Jun received a text message 
from Lam Yik Lin and they congratulated each other.  Yik Lin has never 
won this award before.  He thought Yik Lin was an alternative artist.  He 
also praised Yik Lin.  "Her voice is known to be beautiful.  She is a 
beautiful person, attentive and considerate.  She is very classical and 
elegant."  As for their rumor, Jun only said that Yik Lin is a beautiful 
woman.  Earlier when Yik Lin went on tour he could not go due to schedule 
conflicts.  Yik Lin asked him later whether he did not like her songs.  
Jun said, "Yik Lin's songs are evergreen, once on tour some fans would cry 
after hearing her song.  I was affected too."

* (2012/04/30) Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau), Julian Cheung Chi Lam, director 
Patrick Kong (Yip Lim Sum), Kathy Tang, Linah Matsuoka two nights ago 
attended the film trailer premiere of their film NATURAL BORN LOVERS (TIN 
SUN OI CHING KONG).
	Chi Lam in the film played a dessert chef, everyone played a cake 
decoration game with the audience.  Sum Yau was very afraid of white 
liquid and Chi Lam immediately picked up a cake filled with cream to play 
a prank on her, Sum Yau could not run out fast enough.  After the game, 
the winner could reprise the poster pose with Sum Yau and Chi Lam.  
However the bashful Sum Yau was somewhat embarrassed.  Chi Lam on the 
other hand graciously held the female viewer's hand.
	In the trailer, Sum Yau and Chi Lam had a passionate kiss scene.  
Chi Lam revealed that was a tip of an iceberg.  They had even more 
passionate scene.  When asked how passionate, Sum Yau only revealed that 
she had her share of bed scenes.  Chi Lam said, "This time we shot many 
times.  (Wasn't that good for you?)  It's just acting.  However, the 
director very curiously asked us if we needed to brush our teeth and 
cultivate emotions.  I said couples in general don't brush their teeth 
before kissing!"  Sum Yau said that she was a little nervous when they 
tested their marks because the set had many workers.  Did Chi Lam prohibit 
his son from watching his kiss scene?  Chi Lam believed that his son would 
understand.  If he really kissed, he would explain that it was necessary 
for work.
	In addition, Sum Yau was very afraid of white liquid.  She said 
that when she was little milk made her nauseous.  She would not even drink 
milk.  Chi Lam said that Sum Yau was professional because in one scene he 
had to feed her cake.  At the time he saw Sum Yau feeling sick as she 
ate but she still insisted on completing the shoot.  Chi Lam also said, 
"I understand that everyone has some obstacles, I have claustrophobia.  I 
can't lie in a coffin or a crowded elevator.  I admire people who can 
conquer their obstacles."

* (2012/04/29) Yesterday Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho) and Nobel Prize for 
Literature winner Sir V.S. Naipaul attended a Carrera sponsored Liberatum 
Literature and Art exhibit to discuss new media's influence on film.
	Yin Cho will produce his good friend Stephen Fung Tak Lun's new 
film HUNG SING GAI (CONTROL CITY SCHEME).  He also revealed that if their 
film TAI CHI 0 would be a commercial and critical hit, it would become a 
trilogy.  When asked if he would try to make a movie with iPhone or a 
camera, he said it would depend on the genre.  He also thought that such a 
format would be more realistic and documentary like, but it would not be 
suitable for a big film.
	He revealed that he wrote a story but someone told him the content 
was too sensitive and would not receive Mainland approval for release, so 
he set it aside for now.  "The subject is about euthanasia.  (Would you 
accept euthanasia?)  If I am hopeless and only have half a year to live, 
why suffer?  However I may not be able to do it."

* (2012/04/28) Lo Hoi Pang yesterday appeared on a Metro Radio interview.  
Brother Pang with LIFE WITHOUT PRINCIPLE (DUET MING GUM) won the Hong Kong 
Film Award Best Supporting Actor.  Did he get a raise after the award?  He 
asked reporters, "Do you feel I should get a raise?  People give it when 
they like to."  Brother Pang said that now he is working on two movies and 
is very busy.  Would he consider making a television series?  He said that 
television work was very tough, making a movie was better as he would not 
have to toil too much.  He admitted that he would like to retire so he 
would not make another television series.
	As for this year's Hong Kong Film Award results being questioned 
as fixed, Brother Pang said that he did not know he would win that day.  
He was working on a movie in the Mainland and someone pulled him out to 
attend the Hong Kong Film Award.  He said, "If it was fixed I would have 
taken time off a long time ago to accept the award.  (Many people feel 
bad for Lau Ching Wan!)  I believe in the voters, not everyone would 
support (Andy) Lau Tak Wa!"  Did he feel bad for Ching Wan?  He said, 
"It's not about bad or not, he's just unlucky."

* (2012/04/27) Ronald Cheng Chung Kei, Teresa Mo Shun Kwan, Karena Ng Chin 
Yu and Raymond Wong Pak Ming yesterday attended their new film NAM YUN YU 
YI FOK (MEN ARE LIKE CLOTHING) press conference in Beijing.  Although 
Cheng Chung Kei and Sister Mo have not officially started working 
together, their clothing obviously matched as they both wore jackets.
	Aside from Chung Kei and Wong Pak Ming, Raymond Lam Fung will also 
join the cast.  Director Vincent Kok Tak Siu said that he already tailored 
a special profession for Cheng Chung Kei's character for his ever 
changing acting to be on display even more fully.  As "clothing" in the 
film, actors Wong Pak Ming, Cheng Chung Kei and Lam Fung would get dumped.  
The actresses would be male underwear designers and express their 
understanding of men.

* (2012/04/27) Elanne Kong Yeuk Lam in her new film FAIRY TALE KILLER (JUI 
HUNG) played an autistic girl.  She grew her hair long enough to reach the 
ground for the story.  "The hair was very hair, when I stood up my hair 
kept pulling at my scalp and it was very uncomfortable.  When I walked I 
needed help from others to pull up my hair so I didn't step on it."
	Without any dialogue in the film, Kong Yeuk Lam mainly relied on 
expression and body language to act.  She said that during the shoot she 
was moody and lacked any sense of security.  In one scene Kong Yeuk Lam 
was tied up as she madly screamed.  Even after the director yelled cut 
she still could not calm down.  

* (2012/04/07) Lau Ching Wan, Joey Man Yi Man, director Danny Pang Fat 
earlier promoted their horror film FAIRY TALE KILLER (JUI HUNG).  The 
ghost film expert Pang Ho directed FAIRY TALE KILLER abandoned the ghost 
subject and used instead a fairy tale story to package a murder horror 
story.
	Pang Ho admitted that this time the subject did not involve ghost, 
of course its inspection was easier.  However this time Pang Ho ran into 
another problem; he said that the film's original Chinese title SHOK MING 
TUNG WA (FATAL FAIRY TALE) due to the overly sensitive and border line 
choice of words received criticism online and from intellectuals who 
thought children's fairy tale should not be twisted to avoid negative 
effect on children.
	He said, "Many people said that this would destroy the fairy tale 
world illusion, people are still scolding online.  Anyway, it has been a 
challenge."  Pang Fat admitted that at first he did not think of this 
issue, but after consideration he accepted the opinions and finally 
changed its Chinese title to JUI HUNG.
	Lau Ching Wan in the film played a detective and a couple with 
Man Yi Man.  They had an autistic son as they formed a less than 
harmonious family.  Ching Wan said that in the film the director arranged 
for them to constantly argue.  The character did not like his family and 
disliked his son, which made him unable to work with others at work.  He 
was an unfit father and husband.
	Pang Fat said that when he first wrote this script he very 
naturally thought of Ching Wan for this role.  Ching Wan was an actor who 
he really wanted to work with.  Pang Fat said, "The story is more special, 
no one would think that a fairy tale would be more horrifying than the 
Bible.  Cinderella and little lamb would kill the wolf."
	Man Yi Man worked with Ching Wan in the film.  She said that Ching 
Wan has always been her idol.  When she first started in the business she 
posed for wedding shop photos with Ching Wan, which she has held on to 
even today.  Did Man Yi Man and Ching Wan have any intimate scene?  She 
said no, in the film they argued the most.

* (2012/04/26) Gillian Chung Yun Tung, Gao Yuanyuan, Simon Yam Tat Wa, 
Alec Su (So Yau Peng) last night attended the film DESIGN OF DEATH (SAT 
SUN) premiere in Beijing.  a 20 to 30 meter long red carpet was provided 
for guests but due to the uneven road surface many female stars in heels 
were very cautious.  Ah Gil wore six inch heels with a long handbag 
entered with Yu Shaoqun and the director and signed autographs.  Suddenly 
the director stopped and Ah Gil lost her shoe in order to avoid him.  
Luckily the director and Yu Shaoqun immediately grabbed her shoe for her.  
	Gao Yuanyuan who was linked to Mark Chao (Chiu Yau Ting) in rumors 
became the Mainland media focus but she almost tripped on the red carpet. 

* (2012/04/26) With the recently fluctuating weather in Hong Kong, many 
caught the flu.  Chapman To Man Jat was no exception.  After almost a 
month, Ah Jat earlier suddenly saw double and lost response on his limbs.  
He even lost his balance.  After a detailed examination, the doctor 
discovered that he had the rare Miller Fish Syndrome.  In severe case the 
patient may suffer complete paralysis, breathing difficult and even death.  
	Ah Jat yesterday said, "Because I live in a house, right now I 
would be very careful going up and down the stairway.  Because this illness 
is very rare in Hong Kong, the doctor sent my blood to the U.S. for 
testing to see how severe it is.  The recovery time should be from two 
weeks to half a year."  Ah Jat who still saw double and numbness in his 
limbs still optimistically stated, "Although in severe cases this illness 
can be fatal, rarely does it reach this situation!"
	Due to Ah Jat's rare illness, he had to stop many jobs including 
leaving for the Udine Far East Film Festival two nights ago.  Ah Jat said, 
"This year I have two movies THE BOUNTY (YUEN HUNG) and VULGARIA (DAI 
JOOK HEI KET) selected for the Udine Film Festival.  I really wanted to 
go, but now I can't!"  His manager Mani Fok Man Hei admitted that she was 
scared when she heard about Ah Jat's condition.  Aside from being very 
worried she also immediately made changes to his schedule and turned away 
all jobs for the next two months.  
	Ah Jat admitted that losing seven figures in salary was not too 
important.  Instead he thought the most troublesome was affecting the 
casting of the new film SUPER MANAGER (CHIU CUP GAING LEI YUN).  He said, 
"Originally in May I will go to Beijing Dance Academy to find new actors, 
now I can't go it really is quite a headache."

* (2012/04/26) Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau) yesterday revealed that she has 
already completed work on her film NATURAL BORN LOVERS (TIN SUN OI CHING 
KONG).  Later its trailer will be released and she has been scared.  "I 
haven't made a movie in Hong Kong for awhile.  This time live sound 
recording is used, I hope the audience understand and won't have to read 
subtitles.  I get back up where I fall down, I hope this time my Cantonese 
will be better than before.  I want to be a Hong Kong woman."  	
	Sum Yau said, "Later I would promote FLOATING CITY (FAU SING) 
with (Aaron) Kwok Fu Sing, I still have several movies in negotiation."

* (2012/04/26) Rose Chan Ka Wun, William Chan Wai Ting, Sherman Chung Shu 
Man, Mag Lam Yun Tung yesterday modeled for Jipi Japa shoes.  Chan Wai 
Ting's left cheek was bruised because two days ago when he worked on the 
film TRIAD (JAT JIK) he was bruised in a gang fight.  He was afraid that 
he would be unable to attend the event, thus after work he applied ice and 
boiled egg on the wound.  Chan Wai Ting said that two days ago Deep Ng Ho 
Hong "nailed his family jewels".  "In this scene he kicked me in the 
stomach.  I would padding but he accidentally hit me in the 'jewels'.  I 
was in so much pain that I jumped up then knelt on the ground.  The 
director actually said that this expression was good."

* (2012/04/26) Tam Yuk Ying has been a TVB children's program host for 
30 years today.  From 430 SPACE SHUTTLE, FLASH FAX, KIDS CLICK to the 
currently running AFTER SCHOOL, countless children have grown up with Tam 
Yuk Ying.  TVB yesterday held a special celebration for her and invited 
the hosts from the first generation to now including Margie Tsang Wa Sin, 
Luisa Lai Chi San, Meini Cheung Mei Nei, LuLu Kai (Koi Sai Bo), Ellesmere 
Choi Chi Kin and Patrick Tam Kin Won.  The first generation host Cheung 
Kwok Keung appeared when she cut the cake and embraced her, which brought 
tears to her eyes.  Although other partners like Stephen Chow Sing Chi, 
Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Dior Cheng Yi Kin and Athena Chu Yan did not attend, 
the event cut together a video over the years for review.
	After 30 years at TVB, Tam Yuk Ying switched to children's program 
after only a year as an artist and has host for 30 years.  Among many who 
have worked with her, she said that Sing Yeh, Wai Jai and Ekin are all 
famous now so the media would constantly ask her about them.  Yet Tang Kin 
Won left her with the deepest memory because at first his acting truly 
was too "gross".  However he very quickly improved a lot.  Many partners 
pointed out that she was very serious at work so they rumored that she was 
very mean.  She said,  "You really have to ask them, actually I speak too 
fast.  When somebody does something wrong I would immediately say it."  She 
admitted that she did not particularly like children and thus would not 
hold them like other partners.  Sing Yeh back then constantly had fun at 
the expense of children, was he the one who disliked children the most?  
She said, "It's not like he didn't like children, he only treated them 
like children."
	After hosting children's program for 30 years, did she get rich 
from all the shows?  She said that earlier she indeed worked a lot of 
overtime, but she did not get rich.  She only had enough money to live on 
her own.  Has she thought about how many more years she would host?  She 
said, "30 years ago I never thought about working for 30 years, I haven't 
thought about the future either.  Ultimately work is a lot of fun now.  
(Would you like to act?)  The company once asked me to switch departments, 
but I like early to bed, early to rise and leave work on time."  Actually 
she has worked on series before, even worked until early morning when the 
temperature dropped to a single digit.  Without any boat to outlying 
islands she had to hide in the bathroom to avoid the cold, which made her 
afraid of working over night.  As for her love life, she admitted that it 
was very full.  At her age she did not think about marriage or children.
	Tsang Wa Sin and Leung Chiu Wai host 430 SPACE SHUTTLE together, 
but she joined later than Wai Jai.  She said that she remembered wearing 
the astronaut suit for the program the most.  She also constantly played 
pranks on Lung Bing Kei with Sing Yeh, even pointing that Sing Yeh would 
only play pranks on certain people.  Back then because she was mean enough 
Sing Yeh never dared to mess with her.  Wa Sin also said that she admired 
Tam Yuk Ying very much and thought that she could apply to be in the 
Guinness's Book of World Record.  Tang Kin Won joked that back then she 
thought Tam Yuk Ying was very pretty, but after Chu Yun joined he moved 
on.  Speaking of Tam Yuk Ying was rumored to be very mean, he supported 
her as very positive.  She only wanted to spur everyone on and never 
really yelled at anyone.

[ BLAH OF THE WEEK ] Columns, Reviews, Interviews

1. APPLE DAILY, APRIL 29 2012, ELECTRIC FILM ROAD
YIM HO LIFE IN THE FLOATING CITY 

RELEASE DATE: May 19
	When you search for Yim Ho in Google, its results after 0.14 
seconds actually are a series of folk prescriptions and diets: monster 
rice, oil pulling, lime chicken soup and others.  Putting the cart before 
the horse his director identity is almost forgotten.  He has made 
HOMECOMING (CHI SHUI LAU NIN).  This film once won six major awards at the 
Hong Kong Film Award.  The Hong Kong Film Award winner director teaches 
people the road to a healthy life because to his frail childhood.  Some 
studied martial arts while he chose a more gentle way of fitness, more or 
less due to his editor in chief father's influence.  His father passed 
away early and his 90 year old mother is stuck in bed due to a long 
illness, he was inspired to collect even more folk remedies for himself 
and others.  He spread alternative choices to traditional medical science.  
You can choose ways to treat illness, in Yim Ho's new film FLOATING CITY 
(FAU SING) lead character Aaron Kwok Fu Sing also has to choose.  He is 
stuck between Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau) and Charlie Yeung Choi Nei.  If I 
got to choose I would choose Lau Sum Yau, nothing personal, purely due to 
personal preference.
	Earlier director Yim Ho promoted his new film FLOATING CITY.  
Although his HOMECOMING at the 4th Hong Kong Film Award won Best Picture, 
Director, Screenplay and Actress awards, in recent years people were more 
familiar with not his film work but his way to healthy living and variety 
of folk remedies.  His cloth weft therapy made cottage cheese, linseed 
oil and other required ingredients almost out of stock.  Everyday 
countless readers followed his column.
	Yim Ho says that the word count accumulation from his daily column 
may be even more than his film scripts.  "Everyday I have to write about 
seven drafts for several newspaper columns, with magazines I almost have 
to write a full seven days."  The director reveals that the healthy living 
column started unintentionally, he never expects to have the recognition 
of many readers.  He says, "My health has been poor since I was little, 
always with a cold or a flu, sick for several days at least every month 
like a menstrual period.  So since I was very little I already liked to 
read medical books.  The one that I am the most familiar with is YELLOW 
EMPEROR'S INNER CANON.  The book is like telling a story and easy to 
understand, the more I read it the more interesting I became, like 
becoming a doctor due to chronic illness."

Barefoot Walk To Strengthen The Kidney
	Yim Ho says he has no other hobby.  When he visits friends on the 
set on his free time they would exchange healthy living tips.  "I don't 
really play mahjong, cards or bet on horses, so I talk to people about 
health.  Over the years I accumulated a lot of folk prescriptions."  
Originally the tips only spread around people in the industry, but over a 
year ago when he wrote the FLOATING CITY script, he unintentionally 
publicized some of the folk remedies in newspapers.  Yim Ho recalls, "At 
first at the newspaper I was writing about current affairs, scenery and 
botany, around two years ago because I started writing the FLOATING CITY 
script when I am writing a script I would be in another world.  I almost 
lost touch with the times, didn't have enough information to write the 
column.  Without anything to write I wrote about what I was the most 
familiar with.  I never expected it to be so popular.  Originally I wrote 
for three days a week, now I am writing everyday, every week I have to 
hand in 14 drafts."  The popularity of the column is secondary, he is the 
most pleased with being able to help others.  Sometimes when he receives 
responses from readers who have been helped, Yim Ho is moved to tears.  
As for people's health he feels that people's bodies begin to deteriorate 
at age 30, between 50 and 60 the deterioration is the fastest.  After 60 
the deterioration begins to stabilize.  As the column caught attention, 
more people asked about illness instead.  Yet Yim Ho stressed that diets 
would only help, exercise was also important.  "Sometimes readers would 
write and ask 'why do I have headaches?' What am I, a god?  Actually 
whatever you eat, exercise is the most important.  So everyday I would 
walk barefoot nearby my home.  It can help the kidneys."
	Yet ironically Yim Ho's father passed away early and mother has 
been bed rideen due to long term illness.  He had no way to help those 
closest to him.  As for the Hong Kong heart and brain health association 
that is frequently mentioned in the column, Yim Ho admitted that he had 
a few shares but it was not a business. "Diet is not a business, at least 
so far its development hasn't matured yet.  I only hope to make up for 
what Western medicine is lacking.  My livelihood is directing, but it 
takes a long time.  I have to wait all the time while making a movie.  The 
advantage of writing is steady income but is tied you down."

New Film Beautiful Misunderstanding
	Yim Ho's column became a hot topic, his new film FLOATING CITY's 
subject also makes people daydream.  In particular most of the attention 
has gone to the Aaron Kwok Fu Sing played mixed heritage character.  With 
a little shade of past Hong Kong wealthy businessman Ho Tung, the most 
interesting is Josie Ho Chiu Yi who is from Ho Tung's family played Kwok 
Fu Sing's mother in her youth.  The director says that it is just a 
beautiful misunderstanding.  The story is the experience of two fisherman 
brothers, in search of Hong KOng people's collective memory.  Yim Ho 
stresses, "I don't know about Ho Tung's historical background and have no 
intention.  I only want to tell the process of how a child of a fisherman 
became comprador, but when Chiu Yi was working she told me that her 
ancestors were fishermen too.  This is only a beautiful coincidence."  
Playing the child of a fisherman, Kwok Fu Sing in the film is stuck 
between Anne Liu (Lau Sum Yau) and Charlie Yeung Choi Nei.  Conceivably 
this is another beautiful misunderstanding in life.

Synopsis: Mixed Heritage Fisherman's Legend
	FLOATING CITY's story is about Bo Wa Chuen who does not resemble a 
pure breed Chinese.  He was born to a fisherman family.  None of his six 
siblings resemble him.  Every time he wants to ask about the reason, he 
gets a beating instead.  Once Chuen's father goes to the sea and dies in 
a typhoon.  Since then Chuen's mother not only takes care of her children 
but also carries a lot of debt.  She is forced to send some of the 
children to the orphanage or to relatives.
	Later Chuen through his friend Lau Chiu Lik's introduction gains 
employment in the Empire East India company as a chore boy.  Chuen meets 
Fion who has returned from overseas.  At work Fion helps Chuen a lot and 
sends him into the management level of the Empire East Indian company 
before the age of 40.  Yet at the same time Chuen's wife Tai suffers.  
Later the story reaches 1997, with a storm on the eve of the Hong Kong 
Hand Over and the lowering of the British flag Chuen discovers the secret 
of his resemblance to a foreigner.

Post Script: Obsession With Alternative Prescription
	Earlier classmate gatherings were nothing but superficial.  As 
age grows, parenthood and school tips were exchanged.  In recent years at 
the gatherings the topics changed to healthy living.  Thus in director Yim 
Ho's interviews, more than half the time is focused on the effectiveness 
of the folk remedies that he has collected.  Even the photographer is 
butting in.  The director cannot help but jokingly ask, "Today are we 
talking about movies or my column?"
	However, when you know many healthcare organizations and even 
doctors who people trust have their dark sides today, as a part of the 
general public how can we not looking for another way? - HO WING NING

2. MING PAO DAILY, APRIL 29 2012, FILM WORDS
AMERICAN COMIC BOOK SUPER HERO "COMBINATION PLATTER"

	Watching this Hollywood super comic book super hero film 
production, I inevitably am reminded that the comic book style was once 
popular in the Hong Kong film industry.  For example the 1990 MY HERO (YUT 
BOON MAN WA CHONG TIN NGAI) was a Stephen Chow Sing Chi hit early in his 
film career.  At the time Hong Kong style comic book Mo Le Tau action 
comedy was reigning.  However, in the 90s Hollywood computer special 
effects technology took a giant leap forward.  The world film market 
stepped into a comic book animation new age.  Although Hong Kong in 1998 
adapted the wuxia comic book STORM RIDERS (FUNG WON) that was a computer 
fantasy success, it had no breakthrough as American comic book super 
hero films left it further and further behind.
	As for Hong Kong films that are based on comic books.  Early on 
there was Lui Yu Tin's original KING OF BLUNDER (WU LUNG WONG), even more 
famous was child star Bruce Lee starred THE KID (SAI LO CHEUNG).  Later 
OLD MASTER (LO FU JI), THE RAID (CHOI SUK), even DRAGON TIGER GATE (LUNG 
MOON MOON) were adapted for the silver screen.  Yet they were drastically 
different from American style super power heroes.  STORM RIDERS was 
costume comic book martial art heroes, not modern supermen.  Chow Sing Chi 
comedy was just comic book like but often was not adapted from comic 
books.  BATTLE OF WITS (MUK GUNG) and INITIAL D (TAU MAN JI D) were 
Japanese comic book adaptations and were not fantasy heroes either.  
Obviously, Hong Kong style and Chinese style comic book animation world 
does not have enough variety yet.  From now on it has a lot of development 
space, as it stands any competition with the U.S. and Japan would be very 
difficult. - SHEK KEI

3. TA KUNG PAO, APRIL  2012, LIGHT SHADOW PATH
"PARODY" LEADS TO CONTROVERSY

	Recently two incidents related to creative copyrights have become 
the talk of the town, the strongest reaction was the 2011 Copyright 
(Amendment) Bill draft.  The bill draft provided the copyright owner with 
all media exclusive broadcast rights and criminalized commercial copyright 
violation.  The most controversial was the online claim of "parody" as 
"secondary creation" would be considered copyright violation.  The trend so 
far is that "parody" would not be exempted.  Some in the legislative 
council suggested that an exemption would apply to secondary creation that 
does not exceed "light economical damage".  Netizens of course strongly 
object to any regulation that is adverse to "parody".  People in general 
may not know or care about the copyright law's details.
	Intellectual property right and copyright laws indeed are more 
complicated concepts.  How to define copyright violation and how to 
prosecute are all harder to understand than other laws.  Several years ago 
stores rented VCDS that they purchased (retail) to customers and faced 
strong oppositions from film companies, which considered they violated the 
sales contracts.  The public opinion generally supported the stores.  
Several years later today, VCD rental stores still have not become 
legitimate but basically everyone understood the reasons that film 
companies made back then.
	The upcoming third reading of the copyright Ordinary Amendment 
draft actually criminalizes online copyright violations, which has been 
what copyright owners have pleaded for over the years.  In the past the 
copyright violators uploaded and downloaded work of film and music 
copyright owners, the compensation from civil litigation almost was not 
enough to offset the internet company "administrative fees".  For 
copyright owners, criminalizing online copyright violation was a 
benevolent policy.
	As for the so-called "secondary creation", "parody" as a type of 
copyright violation is indeed worthy of discussion.  Some said that the 
government has not made enough consultation, making the third reading 
before any discussion inappropriate.  Yet England has conducted two 
widespread consultation of "parody" and its relationship with copyrights 
and still made no final decision, obviously the subject is complicated.  
How to define the damage of "parody" on copyright owner interests was 
one of the keys.  Financial interest might be easier to define, non 
financial interest "damage" truly is so complicated that it has no 
consensus.  The writer feels that the victim of "parody" is often its 
target, not the original work being "parodied".  For example the most 
recent Chief Executive election has many film posters that were "secondary 
creations".  Film poster copyright owners' "damage" obviously cannot 
compare to the candidates.
	The second matter involving copyright violation is several film 
companies discovered currently in release movies on YouTube and film 
companies protested.  This is not an individual case, YouTube often has 
people illegally uploading movies.  Although it has a complaint mechanism, 
filmmakers feel that their efficiency in film removal is not severe 
enough and question the logic of the operation.  Netizens can without 
inspection upload any video that violates copyrights, but copyright owner 
complaints require ample evidence and multiple inspections before the 
copyright infringing videos are removed.  The site is not responsible for 
any loss that the delay causes.  The resolution has to be like Germany's 
verdict against YouTube, an introduction of a system to filter infringing 
videos to ensure copyright owners' interests. - TIN LIK

[ In Production Now/Soon ]

CHRISTMAS ROSE
  Can : Sing Dan Mui Gwai
    d. Charlie Yeung Choi Nei
    Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Kwai Lun-Mei,
      Xia Yu, Liu Kai Chi, Qin Hailu, Regina Wan Qian

LAN KWAI FONG 2
  Can : Hei Oi Yeh Po 2
  Lit : Like To Hang Out Late 2
    d. Wilson Chin Kwok Wai
    Kelvin Kwan Chor Yiu, Christine Kuo,
      Mia Chen Jing Yi, Avis Chan Wai Sing, 
      Linah Matsuoka, Dominic Ho Ho Man,
      Liu Yuqi, Sita Chan Hei Yi
      Sammy Sum Chun Hin, Jaime Fong Ka Yau
      Benji Chiang Man Kit, Deal Chong Tung Yan

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, Zhang Hanyu, 
      Andy Tien (On Chi Kit), Paw Ching Hee 

THE BULLETS VANISHES
  Can : Siu Sut Dik Ji Dan
    d. Law Chi Leung
    Lau Ching Wan, Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, 
      Liu Kai Chi, Mini Yang Mi
  Site : http://www.emp.hk/title.php?film_id=126&category=1

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  In an arsenal during the warlord era in China, a girl, accused of
  stealing bullets, is shot to death by the Boss.

  Six months later, a series of murders occur. Policemen Bao and Guo
  investigate the case. But all the clues point to the dead girl! They
  then discover that “stealing bullets” is a cover-up for a conspiracy
  between the Boss and the Police Chief. The latter tries to have Bao
  and Guo killed, but that increases their determination to solve the
  mystery. Finally, they find the real murderer...

THE BOUNTY
  Can : Yuen Hung
  Lit : Reward
    d. Fung Chih Chiang
    Chapman To Man Jat, Alex Man Chi Leung, Fiona Sit Hoi Kei,
      Wen Chao, Sire Man Choi
  Length : 104 mins.
  Opening April 27 2012 at the Udine Far East Film Festival 14
  Site : http://www.fareastfilm.com/EasyNe2/LYT.aspx?Code=FEFJ&IDLYT=7505&ST=SQL&SQL=ID_Documento=3519

[ UDINE FAR EAST FILM FESTIVAL 14 ]
  For Cho, a bounty hunter for whom no job is too small, his line of work
  is one that puts him in touch with all manner of strange people, and
  that's very much in evidence in his newest case. When a reward is placed
  for the capture of fugitive Lee Kin-fai, who's said to be hiding on an
  island off Hong Kong, Cho heads to the quiet locale and takes a room at
  a small hotel, the Lazy Inn, run by housekeeper and astrology columnist
  Linda and an intensely meddlesome manager. 

  Obstructing Cho's attempts at finding his target is the general
  weirdness of the locals. The lodge's manager and Linda appear to be
  father and daughter, though the man's denials cloud the situation; word
  gets out that Lee, wherever he is, has fallen for Linda; and the
  small-time hoodlums of the local Biting Sugar Cane Gang are making
  things difficult with their triad-style theatrics. Soon enough, it seems
  Cho doesn't just need to catch his man, but also has to clear up family
  woes and tackle island crime as well. - Tim Youngs

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.

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
    Huang Xiaoming, Ethan Juan (Yuen King Tin), 
      Shawn Yue Man Lok, Chris Lee Yuchun, Jing Boran, 
  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...

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

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
  Opening December 2012

[ 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...

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[ NOW SHOWING ]

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.

SNOWFALL IN TAIPEI
  Can : Toi But Piu Shuet
  Lit : Taipei Snow Drift
    d. Huo Jianqi
    Chen Bo-Lin, Tong Yao, Tony Yang, Janel Cai
  Rating : I 
  Length : 102 mins.
  Opening May 3 2012

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  Xiao Muo, a young man in his mid-20s, lives in an old neighborhood in
  Taipei. His father died when he was a child and after his mother left,
  he lived with his grandmother with a vague memory of his mother. After
  the death of his grandmother, the old neighbors brought him up together.
  Unlike other youngsters who leave for better neighborhoods, he stays
  where he is, living off temporary jobs such as delivery and repair in
  the firm belief that one day, his mother will come back for him. Busy
  and happy working in the street lined with little old shops, he has
  become a symbol of the neighborhood.

  One day, a beautiful young girl, Mei, appears in the neighborhood. She
  seems to have a voice problem and speaks in a very low voice. Xiao Muo
  finds her a place to stay, gets her a job in a little restaurant and
  takes her to an old Chinese doctor for treatment. His kindness seems to
  touch her heart, but does not help to lift her melancholic mood. Like
  Xiao Muo, others in the neighborhood are kind to her and never ask where
  she is from.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

[ 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

FAIRY TALE KILLER
  Can : Jui Hung
  Lit : Chasing Murderer
  AKA: 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

[ 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... 

DELHI BELLY
    d. Abhinay Deo
    Aamir Khan
  Opening May 10 2012

SHADOWS OF LOVE
  AKA : REPEAT, I LOVE YOU
  Can : Ying Ji Oi Yun
  Lit : Shadow Lover
    d. Calvin Poon Yuen Leung
    Cecilia Cheung Pak Chi, Kwon Sang-Woo, 
      Angela Chang (Cheung Siu Hom), Jing Boran
  Opening May 11 2012 in Malaysia 

BAD GIRLS
  Can : Nui Hai Wai Wai
    d. Seven Wone
    Ella Chen, Mike He, Da Yuan, Beatrice Fang (Fong Chi Yau)
  Opening May 17 2012

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Lively and happy high school girl Dan makes protection "happiness" her 
  own mission as she forms "Bad Girls" group with good friends Pei Pei and 
  Hsiao Mi.  They uphold justice, fight injustice, unite girl power to 
  fend off the evil of the stinky guys!

THE KICK
  Can : Kuen Ba Ga Jook
  Lit : Fist Domination Clan
    d. Prachya Pinkaew
    JeeJa Yanin, Jo Jae-Hyeon, Ye Ji-Won, Petchtai Wongkamlao
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 94 mins.
  Opening May 17 2012 

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  Mun's family are masters in different styles of Taekwondo: Yoon in
  cooking style, Tae-yang in dancing style, Tae-mi in soccer style and
  youngest Typhoon can break anything with his steely forehead.

  Legendary Thai national treasure Kris of Kings is stolen by Korean
  businessman Suk-doo. Tae-yang rescues the Kris after giving chase to
  Suk-doo and his gang across Bangkok. Furious, Suk-doo has Typhoon
  kidnapped.

  To free their son, the family must steal the Kris of Kings back from
  Bangkok's National Museum... where they just happen to have been
  commissioned to perform a celebratory Taekwondo performance.

FLOATING CITY
  Can : Fau Sing 
  AKA : HUNDRED YEARS OF A 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,
      Josie Ho Chiu Yi, Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau), 
      Calvin Cheng Ka Sing, Joey Leung Cho Hiu
  Opening May 19 2012

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  In the early 90s, Bo Wa Chuen has already risen to the management level 
  at a British company and rivaled foreigners in an unprecedented manner.  
  He was born to a fisherman family and did not start first grade until he 
  was 20.  When he went to his job interview, under education he only 
  wrote "literate".  Bo Wa Chuen was able to struggle to become the 
  Chinese manager not only due to his hard work but also the timing 
  element of the British handover of Hong Kong colonial control back to 
  China.

  Bo Wa Chuen did not look Chinese.  Many were surprised by the appearance 
  of a foreigner fisherman in the storm shelter.  Ah Chuen also wanted to 
  know the secret behind his heritage.  He had six siblings, none of whom 
  resembled him.  He really wanted to find out the truth but his parents 
  were willing to reveal it.  Every time he would end up getting a beating.

SADAKO 3D 
  Can : Jing Ji 3D
    d. Tsutomu Hanabusa
    Satomi Ishihara, Koji Seto, Yusuke Yamamoto
  Opening June 14 2012

THE RAID: REDEMPTION
  Can : Dut Gik Sei Mong Tap
  Lit : Raid On Death Tower
    Iko Uwais
  Opening June 14 2012

MOTORWAY
  Can : Choi Cheh
  Lit : Driver
    d. Soi Cheang Po Shui
    Shawn Yue Man Lok, Anthony Wong Chau Sun, 
      Guo Xiaodong, Josie Ho Chiu Yi
  Opening June 21 2012 in Malaysia
  Official Site : http://www.mediaasia.com

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  Sean is an overconfident rookie in the Stealth Riders, a secret police
  unit consisting of the best drivers in the force that targets underworld
  racing and fugitives on the run. Jensen is a legendary getaway driver,
  who's never been caught before his retirement 15 years ago. When Sean
  chances upon Jensen one day, he thinks his day has finally come.

SILENCED 
  Can : Mo Sing Lap Hom
  Lit : Silence Cry
    d. Hwang Dong=Hyuk
    Gong Yoo, Jung Yu-Mi
  Rating : III
  Opening June 21 2012

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  This is a true story that happened in a SOuth Korean school for the 
  deaf.

  Since 2000, the principle and several teachers cruelly abused and 
  sexually violated the handicapped students aged between 7 to 22 in the 
  school and were not discovered until five years later.  Yet due to the
  South Korean justice system loophole they avoid the penalties that they  
  deserve with unreasonably light sentences.  The media widely reported 
  the matter to the shock of the nation and the case is retried recently.

  The fact that angers people: the teacher who sexually violated students 
  are still teaching in that school.

PAINTED SKIN: THE RESURRECTION
  AKA : PAINTED SKIN 2
    d. Wuershan
    Zhou Xun, Vicki Zhao Wei, Chen Kun, Feng Shaofeng, Mini Yang Mi
  Opening June 28 2012

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  According to demon lore, it takes hundreds of years to attain human
  form. Even then, lacking a human heart, a demon cannot experience the
  true pains and passions of existence. However, there is a legend that if
  a pure human heart is freely offered to a demon, it can become a mortal
  and experience true life.

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 July 19 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...

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
  Opening August 23 2012 in Malaysia
  Site : http://www.emp.hk/title.php?film_id=108

[ EMPEROR MOTION PICTURE ]
  When an accident temporarily robs her of her voice, Diva J flees to a
  small deserted village to heal both her mental and physical wounds. Her
  life changes when she meets and falls in love with the blind Hu Ming,
  who inspires her to make a comeback. But, in her absence, a new diva has
  risen. R has become an overnight sensation that everyone sees as the
  main contender for J’s crown. Yet, their successes have come at a high
  price. J is secretly pining for a forbidden love that seems destined to
  wither, and R has found that the road to stardom is littered with
  estranged friends and painful break-ups. But in the midst of this, both
  divas rise to find their own voice.

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

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
  Opening August 30 2012 in Malaysia

[ 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...

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?

TAICHI 0
    d. Stephen Fung Tak Lun
    Tony Leung Ka Fai, Shu Qi, Angelababy, Eddie Peng Yu-Yen
  Opening September 27 2012 in Malaysia

[ GOLDEN SCREEN CINEMAS ]
  A gifted child with a fleshy growth on his forehead travels far to learn
  Tai Chi and eventually becomes a master. He then faces an army of
  steampunk invaders and must protect the villagers.

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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* RAYMOND LAM LIGHT UP MY LIVE Atlantic City 2012
  Special Guest: Kate Tsui Tsz Shan

  DATE AND TIME: 
    Saturday night/Sunday morning June 17 2012 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Event Center
    Atlantic City NJ 08404

  TICKET PRICES: VIP$ 188, 148, 108, 68

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    New York NY
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    1681 RT. 27 Suite 3
    Edison NJ
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    Philadelphia PA 197107
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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: 
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* ALBERT AU 

  DATE AND TIME: Thursday, May 31 2012 @ 7:15PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
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    8811 River Rd.,
    Richmond BC V6X 3PA
    Canada 

  TICKET PRICES: CA$ 111.50, 91.50, 70.50, 50.50

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
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* 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: 
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  http://www.facebook.com/dreammedia666

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  New York NY 10002
  212-925-1098

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  718-358-5678

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* SAMUEL TOI LOVE IS ALL CONCERT

  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

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* JAM HSIAO & G.E.M. 2012 US CONCERT (PENDING VENUE CHANGE)

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

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

  TICKET INFORMATION: 
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* 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: 
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    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

* HUANG PIN YUAN 
  Special Guest: Chen Rui

  DATE AND TIME: 
    Saturday night/Sunday morning May 13 2012 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Circus Maximus Theater
    Caesars Casino Atlantic City
    2100 Pacific Ave.,
    Atlantic City NJ 08404

  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

    Bowery Pharmacy Inc.
    95 Bowery St.
    New York NY
    212.219.0449

    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

* CHANG DI AND MIMI CHOO CACHE CREEK MOTHER'S DAY CONCERT

  DATE NAD TIME: Sunday, May 13 2012 @ 2PM
    Sunday, May 13 2012 @ 5PM

  TICKET PRICES: $108, 78, 58

  TICKET INFORMATION:
    Jade Entertainment
    http://www.jadeentertain.com/blog/?p=118

* 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

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The usual suspects : Internet Movie Database, Yahoo! Hong Kong
Erors : ye olde chaffing editor

For Thursday, April 26 2012

10 MIRROR MIRROR
    d. Tarsem Singh
    Lily Collins, Julia Roberts, Armie Hammer, Nathan Lane

 9 A DANGEROUS METHOD
    d. David Cronenberg
    Michael Fassbender, Keira Knightley, Viggio Mortensen, Vincent Cassel

 8 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 

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

 6 SUNNY
  Can : Yeung Guong Ji Mui Toh
  Lit : Sunshine Sister Mischief
    d. Kang Hyung-Chul
    Yoo Ho-Jeong, Jin Hee-Kyung, Ko Su-Hee

 5 LOVE IN THE BUFF
  Can : Chun Giu Yu Ji Ming
    d. Pang Ho Cheung
    Miriam Yeung Chin Wa, Shawn Yue Man Lok,
      Mini Yang Mi, Xu Zheng

 4 TITANIC 3D 
    d. James Cameron
    Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane

 3 DARK FLIGHT 3D
  Can : Yum Won Hat Gei
  Lit : Dark Soul Fright Flight
    d. Isara Nadee
    Marsha Wattanapanich, Peter Knight

 2 BATTLESHIP
    d. Peter Berg
    Alexander Skarsgard, Brooklyn Decker, Liam Neeson, Rihanna

 1 THE AVENGERS
    d. Joss Whedon
    Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, 
      Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Tom Hiddleston, 
      Clark Gregg, Cobie Sumulders, Stellan Skarsgard, Samuel L. Jackson 

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Summaries for some of the films above.  Some contain SPOILERS

DARK FLIGHT 3D
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 105 mins.
  Opening April 19 2012

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  The story is based on an actual event.  A flight attendant miraculously 
  survives from a tragic plane crash 10 years ago.  She believes the 
  tragedy is the work of spirits and thus receives psychological therapy.  
  Unfortunately on her return to work flight she discovers the plane to 
  be the one in the disaster 10 years ago.  As the flight takes off, the 
  entire plane is surrounded in horror as everyone on the plane is flying 
  on a journey of death!

LOVE IN THE BUFF
  AKA : LOVE IN A PUFF 2
  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.

SUNNY
  Rating : IIB
  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......

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.

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GLOBAL CHINESE SONG CHART

For Saturday, April 29 2012

15 S.O.L.O.
  Can : Wa Lai Dik Duk Sau
  Super Junior M
  http://youtu.be/5sfZq2JM_2g

14 THE COLDEST DAY
  Can : Jui Lan Yut Tin
  Eason Chan Yik Shun
  http://youtu.be/uRcKxdIWkTI

13 SAY LOVE
  Can : Shuet Oi Liu
  Kit Teo (Cheung Hei Jing)
  http://youtu.be/dO_0gbSz3no

12 THOSE WERE THE DAYS
  Can : Na Seh Nei Hung Mo Him Dik Mung
  JJ Lin (Lam Chun Kit) 
  http://youtu.be/iE0l8Tx62DE

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

10 SOMEDAY I'LL FLY
  G.E.M.
  http://youtu.be/peXpXFYhhyY

 9 HANDPRINTS
  Can : Sau Yun
  Landy Wen (Wan Lan)
  http://youtu.be/dVPCKaijKgQ

 8 PASSING THE NEXT STATION 
  Can : Gor Jam But Ting
  Yang Kun
  http://youtu.be/K-PdDspgbpc

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

 6 IGNITE
  Can : Yin Dim
  Hu Xia
  http://youtu.be/BiVZZx1b_5E

 5 COUNT ON ME
  Can : Yau Ngor Joi
  Show Luo (Law Chi Cheung)
  http://youtu.be/YWZ2-WEMdDk

 4 THICK SKINNED
  Can : Hau Min Pei
  Ella Chen (Chen Ka Wa)
  http://youtu.be/qjonIfghH8Q

 3 9:55PM
  Fiona Sit Hoi Kei
  http://youtu.be/kn2f1AVB9W4

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

 1 A FAILED ATTEMPT
  Can : Sut Bai Dik Fun Sau
  Anthony Neely (Ngai On Tung)
  http://youtu.be/1w_vrJsqPZA

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[ Yakety Yak ]
The views and opinions expressed here are purely those of the 
writer and in no way reflect those of Hong Kong Film Top 10 Box 
Office, its contributors and affiliated web sites.

	While Your Chaffing Editor is waiting in line for SAFE, 
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 III: "Epic Romance"

Romance is in the air, but this time, it’s getting EPIC. 

Love that spans the ages has been a longtime favorite of Chinese and 
Japanese cinema, but it wasn’t until the last decade that epic, 
awe-inspiring romantic blockbusters made their way into Korean film –but 
when they hit, they hit with a vengeance! The floodgates opened and 
nobility clashed with peasants, royalty fell for servants, and everyone 
somehow stumbled across their soulmates amidst the wildest, most untamed 
eras of Korean history. So prepare yourself for a healthy dose of action, 
plenty of gut-busting comedy, and all the swoon-inducing, star-crossed 
lovers you can possibly take as we present New York City with a bouquet of 
Korea’s most epic romances! 

Tuesday, MAY 1, 2012 @ 7pm 
THE SERVANT (2010, 124 minutes) 

Opening at number one at the Korean box office, this retelling of 
Chunhyang-jeon (Korea’s version of Romeo & Juliet which has been remade 
hundreds of times) is told from the point-of-view of Bang-Ja (Kim 
Ju-Hyuk), a servant of the young scholar Lee Mong-lyong. Bang-Ja is 
normally an incidental character in Chunhyang-jeon who does little more 
than act as a go-between for the star-crossed lovers, but here he’s 
elevated to center stage and the result is a funny, touching, unexpected 
twist on a classic tale. Writer/director Kim Dae-Woo, who crafts pure 
cinematic magic here, also wrote the script for 2003’s Untold Scandal, the 
hit Korean riff on Dangerous Liasions.

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[ WHAT IS YOUR CHAFFING EDITOR LISTENING TO ]
LIGHTS
Ellie Goulding
http://lights.elliegoulding.com/
http://youtu.be/0NKUpo_xKyQ

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