From: NO TOP TEN CENTRAL <hktopten@yahoo.comx>
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Subject: [TAKE OVER] HKSAR Film No Top 10 Box Office (October 31 2013)
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. Myolie Wu Hung Yi who celebrates her birthday on the 6th
	B. Liu Xiaoqing who celebrates her birthday on the 30th

2. MISCELLANEOUS 

* (2013/11/06) Juno Mak Chun Lung yesterday personally headed to Taiwan 
with Anthony Chan Yau and Chin Siu Ho to attend the film RIGOR MORTIS 
press conference and even tried Taiwan style bubble tea and authentic 
snacks.  With RIGOR opening soon on over 2/3 of Taiwan screens, 17 
cinemas in Taipei alone, the film will have more screens than any Hong 
Kong film release in Taipei before!  An ice sculpture with the number 
88,888,888 was on display, with the trio breaking the ice in a ceremony 
to wish for more than NT$ 88,888,888 at the box office.  Mak Chun Lung 
said that during the shoot they ran into supernatural incident.  Actor 
Richard Ng Yiu Hong had a rocky scene in which he fell from the stairs to 
the courtyard and caught a "long haired woman" who stuck her head out 
at the stairway.  He said, "I only realize that a 'real ghost' was on 
camera during playback."

* (2013/11/06) The sexy Hong Kong Film Award Best Supporting Actress DaDa 
Chan Jing since announcing her show business retirement online on August 
8 has been "diving" and did not appear in public.  Yesterday DaDa called 
for an "apology press conference".  For 8 minutes she read her letter of 
apology, apologized six times and explained her mid grade depression.  
When she mentioned her family she sobbed, but she did not shed any tear.
	After "diving" for three months, Chan Jing yesterday in the 
company of manager Celia Sie Lim Chi and company co-workers appeared at 
the hotel.  She looked slimmer than during her "diving period" but still 
shocked wit her "elephant legs".
	DaDa first posed for the media then picked up her "cheat sheet" 
at the podium to speak.  "3 months ago I announced my one-sided 
retirement from on screen work online, which was a very irresponsible 
act.  After 3 months of consideration, I clearly realize how wrong I have 
been this time!"  She admitted that the enormous stress from work and her 
family problem led to her depression.  She planned to announced an 
one-sided retirement to escape.  She said, "I was very impulsive with my 
one-sided announcement to retire, thinking that running away can resolve 
problems.  I understand very much that my unwise decision before has 
affected many people, I hereby apologize to everyone."
	DaDa apologized to her company, her manager, the film company, 
shopping center clients and others one by one.  When she apologized to 
her family, she sobbed.  She was teary eyed but ultimately did not shed 
any tear.  Speaking of her mood disorder, she said, "The doctor confirmed 
that I had mid grade depression.  Earlier I kept my doctor appointments.  
The note that the doctor gave me expired on September 27.  In October we 
began to reduce medication, then in the middle of this month, the 
condition has been drastically improved.
	DaDa said that after cooling down from this incident she clearly 
understood that she liked her show business job.  Sh learned to cherish 
it and from now on would cherish every job opportunity.  After reading 
the script, DaDa stood up again and gave half a minute long bow to the 
media.  Then she turned around to leave and used tissue to wipe tears 
from the corner of her eyes.  Reporters asked questions if she attempted 
suicide or about her company's "contract extension", but she just 
returned backstage.  Manager Sie Lim Chi lightly touched her back in 
support.  When reporters asked Sie Lim Chi to come back out and meet with 
everyone, she and DaDa left through the back door.

* (2013/11/06) Carina Lau Ka Ling yesterday loaned her Tsim Sha Tsui 
Spanish restaurant for her film BENDS (GOR GAI)'s promotion.  She felt 
that the move killed two birds with one stone.  She also said that the 
restaurant was doing good business.  Although she did not know when she 
would break even, but business has been steadily rising.  For now she 
had no intention for a second store or other businesses.  Ka Ling said 
that she liked acting the most, acting was her full time job.
	Lau Ka Ling attempted to play a wife who has lost her rich 
husband.  In the film her husband suddenly vanished.  Was she afraid 
that in reality her husband Tony Leung Chiu Wai would play disappearance?  
Ka Ling said, "You never know, so women shouldn't give themselves 
completely to men.  Being too reliant would lack a sense of security.  
Men may suddenly die.  Life is unpredictable, you have to be self 
reliant, increase your worth and be prepared."  She pointed out that 
her character had no one to complain to, for dignity she refused to talk 
to anyone.  Th real her had a lot of pressure that she hid inside, thus 
she needed to change the traditional thinking.

* (2013/11/06) George Lam Chi Cheung will work with Chiu Tsang Hei again 
on their December 21 concert at the Venetian Macau.  Ah Lam and his son 
Alex Lam Tak Shun would continue to sing together.  He admitted that he 
was stricter on his son's singing technique than the outside and created 
certain pressure on him.  Luckily Alex's performance improved more and 
more.
	Speaking of Alex's bed scene recently in LAN KWAI FONG 3 (HEI OI 
YEH PO 3), Ah Lam was interested in watching but his son prohibited him 
out of awkwardness.  Ah Lam said, "He seems to be more interested in 
acting than singing.  He also knows that working is very hard, but this 
is a process.  He should try anything.  Alex isn't a girl, he doesn't 
have to have a bottom line in bed scenes.  I believe he wouldn't show 
too much."  Ah Lam recalled that he had bed scenes with many stars like 
Flora Cheung Tin Oi, Carol Cheng Yui Ling, Liza Wang Ming Chuen, Maggie 
Cheung Man Yuk, and Rosamund Kwam Chi Lam, but mainly of them were for 
comedy; as long as the idea was not crass he did not feel anything wrong 
with it.

* (2013/11/06) Cecilia Yip Tung accepted the Luisa Lai Chi San's TELLING 
MARIA 2 interview.  Speaking of her nude scene in her first film NOMAD 
(LIT FOR CHING CHUN), she said that during the shoot she did not ask for 
the set to be cleared.  She has always been serious about work, but would 
easily lead to misunderstanding with others.  She said that she was hard 
to get along with, but when she made the television series THE FAMILY 
LINK (SI NAI BING TUEN) she got along great with Sheren Tang Shui Man and 
Kiki Sheung Tin Ngor.  As for her dispute rumors with both Dayo Wong Chi 
Wa and Damien Lau Chung Yun, she also had her reasons.  Yip Tung's 
husband Louis Tan (Chan Kwok Fun) was her first love.  He felt that Yip 
Tung looked like a "family person" and considered her the most important 
person in his life.

* (2013/11/05) 2011 Miss Hong Kong second runner up Whitney Hui Yik Nei 
earlier was revealed to have hooked up with rich Sun Group executive 
Adrew Lo Kai Bong, whose company was an investor on the film LAN KWAI 
FONG 3 (HEI OI YEH PO 3).  Hui Yik Nei as the "boss lady" threw her 
weight around and has been accused of arrogance, bullying new comers, 
grabbing other people's wardrobe and skirting responsibility.  Connie 
Man Hoi Ling, "Inch Mouth Barbie" Ha Wai Yu and Celia K.  took the blunt 
of her abuse, even Christine Ng Wing Mei, Ava Yu Kiu and Jeana Ho Pui Yu 
all had to accept her behavior.  
	When Hui Yik Nei was making her first film LAN KWAI FONG 3 she 
was in love with Andrew.  No wonder she was spoilt and acted like a big 
shot around the film's pseudo models.  Reportedly once "Inch Mouth 
Barbie" walked past Hui Yik Nei and Hui accusd her of peeking at her 
mobile phone.  The vain Hui Yik Nei also changed her costumes on her 
own, treated workers poorly.  Some even witnessed her pushing away a 
female hairstylist and made her cry on the spot.  Hui Yik Nei was also 
jealous of Connie's personal clothing and even grabbing them for her own 
on camera appearance.  During location shoots actors had to wait on the 
streets while Hui Yik Nei left for the nearby hair salon to rest without 
a second thought.  She was also late to the set, making Jeana, Yu Kiu 
and Lady Ng wait.  
	Hui Yik Nei's behavior faced Yu Kiu, Connie, Inch Mouth Barbi 
and Celia K's boycott.  Jeana did not join them, but the ladies yesterday 
individually have hard about Hui Yik Nei's arrogance on the set.  Yu Kiu 
gave three sighs over the phone.  "I am not a troublemaker, no one can 
bully me.  During the shoot I prepared my own personal clothing, but I 
had an assistance with me.  No one dared to take my clothes.  I admit 
that clothing grab problems often happened!"  She stated that off camera 
she and Hui Yik Nei were not friends either.  "We have no contact 
privately."  Jeana yesterday also said, "Everyone calls her Boss Lady, I 
of course wouldn't dare to act rashly."  Did she sit aside to watch the 
battle?  Jeana said, "I sit to the said to wait for orders.  Ultimately 
waiting is inevitable for group scenes."
	Ng Wing Mei admitted that she waited a long time for Hui Yik Nei 
and Jason Chan Pak Yu's wire scene.  "I wasn't sure if we were waiting 
for someone or for lighting that day, at the time I was chatting while 
waiting.  I was in a bra top and still had to wait on the street, it was 
pretty awkward."  Inch Mouth Barbie admitted that they had arguments.  
"When the shoot just started we argued, maybe I was too dumb to realize 
that I insulted someone."  Has she heard that Hui Yik Nei was arrogant?  
Inch Mouth Barbie said, "I have heard about friction between her and the 
crew, but I haven't personally witnessed any.  I don't dare who started 
it."
	Hui Yik Nei said, "I of course would say I wasn't!  For the wire 
scene, I had to go upstairs as they stood downstairs.  The story called 
for it.  Where would I get such power!  Many scenes ran into rain, my 
hair was messy.  The director told me to go to the salon to fix it.  I 
really didn't grab Connie's clothing.  All the clothing was the crew 
provided."  She did not believe that pseudo models ganged up to be 
witnesses.  "Although I wasn't familiar with them, it wasn't as bad as 
everyone said."

* (2013/11/05) Nicholas Tse Ting Fung finally took a romantic film and is 
making WITH OR WITHOUT (YUT SUN YUT SAI) with Mainland star Gao Yuanyuan.  
Earlier Ting Fung shot on location in Beijing for the film, but instead 
of Gao Yuanyuan his co-star was Lam Suet.  Lam Suet on the set got 
angry as soon as he saw Ting Fung and yelled at him.  He even shoved 
Ting Fung once.  Ting Fung showed a helpless smile like he was 
apologizing.  In comparison to Ting Fung's past life risking performance 
this was much more relaxed.

* (2013/11/05) Juno Mak Chun Lung's directing debut RIGOR MORTIS (GEUNG 
SI) after 11 days in release made HK$ 11 million in Hong Kong and Macau.  
The daily take of 1 million encouraged many.
	Juno said, "After everyone learn about the category III version, 
the interest in RIGOR MORTIS is even greater.  Some cinemas contacted us 
directly as they would rather show both the category II B and III 
versions together, which was quite a surprise."  He also said that the 
film's overseas performance was ideal.  "At least 80% have been sold.  
Actually some investors are already talking about a sequel, but I feel 
my choice for the next film won't be a similar subject.  In addition I 
have scripts of other topics on my hands."
	Although the film was a box office hit, Juno still humbly said, 
"The success should belong to the entire production team.  The list of 
names I have to thank is really too long.  I am the most pleased that 
this time has proven the Hong Kong film industry actually can accept 
even more subjects and new blood.  (Are you checking the box office 
everyday?)  I really don't want too much pressure.  Lately I am used to 
turning off the phone and resting.  Of course I really have received many 
friends' emails and text messages to congratulate me."
	Juno with his two lead actress Chin Siu Ho and Anthony Chan Yau 
will fly to Taiwan to begin a three day promotion.  The media there are 
also interested in RIGOR MORTIS, thus Juno accepted many interviews to 
continue to promote in full force.  He hoped when the film opens 
officially on Friday in Taiwan it will be more even successful.
	Very obviously, RIGOR MORTIS is a salute to Ricky Lau Koon Wai's 
1985 film MR. VAMPIRE (GEUNG SI SIN SUN).  As vampire films rose from 
the ashes, Director Lau is planning a vampire film for a March or April 
production start.  He said, "Juno mentioned him film to me, actually 
film genre is a cycle.  Vampires films were made from 1985 to 1990, 
viewers got tired.  After such a long time they are mad again, naturally 
they are different.  Actually I am in Guizhou to research some 
information on the Hmong minority tribe to add into the new film."  He 
even said that he has already asked Tsui Hark to produce.  The title 
tentatively will be VAMPIRE QUEEN.  "Old Tsui is fixing the story now, 
and the title will change too.  It is estimated to have foreign, Hong 
Kong and Taiwan artist participation."

* (2013/11/05) Huang Xiaoming and Zhou Xun after working together on the 
film THE MESSAGE 3 years ago reunite in the Pang Ho Cheung directed 
romantic comedy EVERYONE LOVES TENDER WOMAN (SA GIU NUI YUN JUI HO MING).  
Pang Ho Cheung after experiencing the Hong Kong authentic romance LOVE IN 
A PUFF (JI MING YU CHUN GIU) and the half Chinese half Hong Kong LOVE IN 
THE BUFF (CHUN GIU YU JI MING) will add in Taiwan storyline into 
EVERYONE.  Pang Ho Cheung said that the inspiration came from 3 years ago 
at the airport when he saw a woman with a Taiwan best selling book by 
writer Loverman, a "love tool book" about how to be a real woman who 
is fun loving and tender.
	Pang Ho Cheung and Zhou Xun knew each other from the short film 
that he produced in 2010, DEVIL NAIL CLIPPERS.  At the time Pang Ho 
Cheung already hoped that Zhou Xun would star.  Last year after working 
with Huang Xiaoming on LOVE IN THE BUFF, he confirmed that Huang Xiaoming 
was the best choice for the film's Prince Charming.  Luckily after 
reading the script both agreed to perform; others actors included 
Taiwan model Sonia Sui and Hsieh Yi-Lin.

* (2013/11/05) Aaron Kwok FU Sing yesterday performed in Shenzhen to 
promote his December 7 concert there.  Sing Sing said that next year 
aside from the Mainland concert tour he will also make movies.  Speaking 
of going to watch MAY WE CHAT (MEI GAU SIU NUI) to support new director 
Philip Yung Chi Kwong, Sing Sing praised him strongly and looked forward to 
working with him.  He hoped it will take place next year.  He also hoped 
that Hong Kong would have more new directors?  Would he mind working on 
low budget films?  He said, "If it has a good script and director, I 
have no problem at all.  I can even reduce my salary."  With the right 
script, will he invest?  Sing Sing stated that he did not know about 
investing.  Even for the script that he is writing now, he will not 
invest.  He joked that he would save it for people who have more money 
than they could spend.

* (2013/11/05) Gigi Leung Wing Kei last Saturday attended her friend 
Charlie Yeung Choi Nei's wedding in Saturday.  Two nights ago she 
returned to Hong Kong with her husband Sergio and her mother.  Before 
going she said that she had to keep her gift to the bride a secret so it 
would be a surprise.  Two nights ago Gigi revealed what it was; actually 
she, Angelica Lee Sinjie and Valen Hsu (Hui Yu Wan) secretly created a 
music video that documented their years of friendship.  During the 
production she was already moved to tears because they had too many happy 
memories.  When Charlie saw the music video she too was moved to tears.  
Gigi said that the entire wedding was filled with happy tears, in 
particular Yau Siu Chi's thanks to Charlie's mother was very heart 
warming.  Gigi earlier went to Spain.  Because she knew Charlie has 
always liked angels, she bought a white ceramic angel for the new couple.  
Did she give her any marriage advice?  Gigi said, "I don't have to, they 
have known each other for so long.  It's already very rare."  She said 
that she did not know when Charlie would return to Hong Kong and if she 
would hold a party here.
	Their friendship has never been affected by magazine gossips.  
Gigi yesterday wrote online.  "We must have our reasons to become good 
friends, we both truly love to cry too much!  The moment when the groom 
and the bride entered the venue I was already very touched!  This night, 
everyone was moved by Charlie and ST (Yau Siu Chi)'s love.  I wish them 
happiness and joy until they are old and gray!"

* (2013/11/04) The 60s film star Chin Han and Ivy Ling Po earlier 
accepted a Radio Hong Kong interview in Canada.  Ling Po was asked about 
being the money tree for her adoptive mother and had to get back custody 
of her older son from her adoptive mother, but she still took care of 
her mother in old age.  Ling Po said, "At the funeral I told my adoptive 
mother, I hope to be her daughter again in the next life and do what a 
daughter needed to do.  Often when I treated you badly, you made me."  
Chin Han and Ling Po occasionally would return to Hong Kong to see 
friends, but in recent years they have not seen Sir Run Run Shaw (Siu Yat 
Fu) because they would need Mona Fong Yat Wa's arrangement.  However they 
heard that Uncle Six was great.  Did they look for Li Cihng?  Ling Po 
said, "Yes, we saw her in 2000.  She had a lot of bad rumors.  I wanted 
to urge her to be self reliant.  She too had some complaints."

* (2013/11/04) Charlie Yeung Choi Nei and Yau Siu Chi two days ago held 
a million dollar wedding in Singapore.  Friend Gigi Leung Wing Kei 
revealed that Charlie at the wedding ceremony was so touched that she 
cried from the beginning to the end, turning into the crybaby bride.  
Yesterday was Charlie's first day as Mrs. Yau.  She continued to be in 
great spirits as she and her husband met with family and friends to 
extend their newlywed joy.  Two nights ago the new couple played 
with guests until 1AM.  When asked about their first night, she smiled 
and said, "Very happy!"
	Charlie and Yau Siu Chi after the wedding banquet two nights ago 
held a party to sing and dance.  The bride Charlie praised the wedding 
ceremony as touching and happy, on the stage she thanked her parents, 
family and friends.  After a night of rest, around 1PM yesterday she 
along with sisters Leung Wing Kei, Angelica Lee Sinjie and Valen Hsu (Hui 
Yu Wan) left the hotel for the French restaurant across the street.  
Charlie said that they have not confirmed a honeymoon location.  Now she 
is busy with greeting family and friends, since everyone normally were 
so busy that getting together would be hard.  Yau Siu Chi arrived half a 
hour earlier than they did and attentively took care of everything.
	Leung Wing Kei yesterday morning left the party with her husband 
Sergio.  She said that when Charlie saw their short film she was very 
touched and cried from the beginning to the end.  When she edited the 
video, she saw her first photo with Charlie was from 1995.  Actually they 
have known each other for 18 years already.  Everyone was very touched 
and cherished their years of relationship very much; Sergio also said 
that the wedding was filled with tears and joy.  Did Leung Wing Kei urge 
Charlie to have a baby?  She said that everyone would take it naturally.
	Anita Yuen Wing Yi had a lot of fun, joking that since she was 
such a great dancer of course she had to show off.  However she said that 
Lee Sinjie danced the sharpest.  Yesterday she posted wedding banquet 
photos online, as she happily posed with the new couple and industry 
friends.  "I was very fortunate to participate in a wedding ceremony that 
was filled of joyous laughter and touching tears.  A love story that has 
been safeguarded for 20 years (ST you did it) came to a very perfect 
ending that was full of well wishes tonight!  Thank you both for giving 
me a pleasant evening.  I wish you two babies in three years!"

* (2013/11/04) Nicholas Tse Ting Fung in the film AS THE LIGHT GOES OUT 
(GAU FOR YING HUNG) played a fire department chief, leading Shawn Yue Man 
Lok, Simon Yam Tat Wa, Hu Jun, William Chan Wai Ting to the fire.  Before 
the shoot, the actors received the Hong Kong fire department's arrangement 
to learn firefighting knowledge and technique at the Pat Heung Fire 
Services Training School.  The fire in the film took place in a 
distillery.  The actors during the shoot had to wear the commonly called 
"golden armor" and a respirator to enter the smoke filled distillery.
	Ting Fung as the captain was the first to enter the first.  His 
experience was "Once inside you would feel how incredible firefighters 
are.  Facing the black smoke in front of you, a type of fear grows inside 
you.  I had a helpless feeling in a real fire, luckily I had ample 
training before hand."  Yue Man Lok stated that this was the most 
difficult film that he has ever made.  The director wanted realism and 
treated them like real firefighters.  Everyday after the shoot he felt 
exhausted.  He truly thought that firefighters should get a raise.  Yam 
Tat Wa normally had more opportunity to fire a gun in films, this time 
he fired a fire hose.  He said holding a hose was much tougher than 
holding a gun.  He truly had to salute the firefighters.

* (2013/11/04) Jess Sum Cheuk Ying and Candy Yuen Ka Man yesterday 
attended a charity bicycle race.  Yuen Ka Man earlier went to Tokyo to 
work on the film NAKED AMBITION 2 (HO CHING 2) and celebrated her 
birthday there; aside from chicken sashimi and a cake from the production 
she got another gift when she touched co-star Chapman To Man Jat's 
abdominal muscles.  She joked, "I felt him up when he was changing.  He 
is now much more handsome, I am a little tempted.  I never would have 
guessed that I would have such a review after knowing him for so long."

* (2013/11/04) Vicki Zhao Wei accepted Luisa Lai Chi San's TELLING MARIA 
2 interview.  She thanked her benefactor Yao Chiung's vision.  "Yao 
Chiung is a strict person, a perfectionist.  I originally would play 
Ziwei, but her own personality was more like Xiao Yanzi's.  Later another 
actress happened to resign and I was able to play Xiao Yanzi."  Speaking 
of working with Stephen Chow Sing Chi on SHAOLIN SOCCER (SIU LUM JOOK 
KAU), Zhao Wei revealed that Sing Yeh did not give her a script and 
improvised the dialogue on the spot.  "The character was very ugly.  Yao 
Chiung called me and told me, she was very disappointed because she 
made me pretty and cute.  however this character completely ruined that."
	Currently visiting Los Angeles, Zhao Wei yesterday posted a 
photo of her friend's home.  Faye Wong's daughter Dou Ching Tung posted 
their photo on Instagram.  Tung Tung wrote, "It's been awhile, I am very 
happy to see you again!"

* (2013/11/03) Chin Siu Ho yesterday attended the film forum.  He was 
very happy that his film RIGOR MORTIS (GEUNG SI) was a box office hit.  
"Many 20 something youngsters who said that they have not seen MR. 
VAMPIRE (GEUNG SI SIN SUN) deliberately looked for it to watch again."  
When asked about a sequel, he said, "After the honor of MR. VAMPIRE last 
time, the burden was too heavy.  I had to keep making several vampire 
films.  This time I have to rest for a year or so."
	Speaking of Juno Mak Chun Lung's new film, he said that Juno has 
talked about him about the script. "However nothing is set yet."  He also 
revealed that Juno had eight scripts on his hand.  "He wrote them all 
himself, he is very talented."
	Earlier RIGOR MORTIS was selected for the 2013 Melbourne Film 
Festival.  Juno yesterday said online that because the scheduling 
conflict with the Golden Horse Award he will be unable to attend the 
festival in Australia.

* (2013/11/03) The 39 year old Charlie Yeung Choi Nei became a happy new 
bridge yesterday as she wed the 43 year old Yau Siu Chi.  The new couple 
became husband and wife with family and friends as their witnesses.  
Finally becoming Mrs. Yau yesterday, Charlie with a diamond ring tightly 
held on to her husband.  Yau Siu Chi lightly kissed her cheek to express 
his love.  He said that Charlie has always been his angel.
	Yeung Choi Nei and Yau Siu Chi's wedding took place at the 
Sentosa W Hotel.  Yau Siu Chi is currently a private consultant for the 
Indonesia Travel and Creative Economy Department.  He held a million 
dollar wedding to marry Charlie and even invited family and friends to 
Singapore to attend the wedding ceremony.  Yesterday afternoon the new 
couple finally appeared at the hotel.  They shot their wedding photos 
on the hotel balcony.
	Around 6PM wedding banquet guests gradually arrived.  Hong Kong 
guests Gigi Leung Wing Kei, Angelica Lee Sinjie, Anita Yuen Wing Yi, Tsui 
Hark and others appeared.  The new couple Yau Siu Chi and Yeung Choi Nei 
stepped out to speak to the press, with maid of honor Valen Hsu (Hui Yu 
Wan) by the bride's side.  Charlie said that she was very happy and 
was especially grateful for friends who came to participate in the 
wedding ceremony.  Some came from all over the world to Singapore.  From 
the start of the wedding ceremony preparation she felt very lucky.  How 
many times was she moved to tears?  She said, "You know I am a crybaby, 
I easily cry.  I have many touching moments."  Actually Hui Yu Wan as the 
maid of honor was their promise, whoever got married first the other one 
would be the maid of honor.
	Charlie's father did not go to Singapore due to his age.  She 
said that Papa wished their happiness and joy.  They will return to Hong 
Kong for his tea ceremony, then to Taiwan and dine with family and 
friends there.  She said that because her family was in Hong Kong, in 
the future she will live in both places.  Did the proposal take place on 
Charlie's May birthday?  She smiled and said, "I am not telling you!"  As 
for a baby, she said that she and her husband had an understanding to 
take it naturally and not to have any pressure.
	Charlie was asked about the wedding preparation.  Did her husband 
support her?  Yau Siu Chi answered, "We have always supported each other!"  
What about Charlie attracted him?  He showed his humorous side and asked 
reporters how much time did he have to talk?  He said that they have 
known each other for 20 years, which could not be summed up in a few 
sentences.  He said, "She to me has always been an angel!"  As for the 
propose he declined to discuss, saying that it was their secret.
	At the wedding banquet Charlie changed and posed for the press 
with her husband Yau Siu Chi.  
	Yeung Choi Nei's sisters Leung Wing Kei and Lee Sinjie attended 
the ceremony with their other halves.  Gigi and Sinjie were the wedding 
banquet hosts for the first time and performed in dual languages, Gigi 
was responsible for English while Sinjie spoke Mandarin.  They shot a 
video to be shown at the wedding banquet as a surprise for the bride, a 
memorable moment from the 4 sisters' past.  Gigi, Sinjie and Hui Yu Wan 
even secretly rehearsed the song AT LEAST THERE IS STILL YOU (JI SIU WAN 
YAU NEI) to perform live. Gigi said that Yau Siu Chi respected Charlie 
very much.  He was a humorous guy and only made Charlie and her friends 
very happy.  Gigi's husband Sergio wished the new couple well.  He even 
humorously used Cantonese to say, "Very happy!"
	Lee Sinjie said that she was already moved to tears several 
times during Charlie's wedding preparation.  Now she felt very happy to 
see how joyous she and Yau Siu Chi were; she also worried that they would 
be moved to tears from the beginning to the end of the wedding banquet.  
Yesterday morning Lee Sinjie attended the new couple's tea ceremonies 
with the elders.  She said that the bride was moved to tears as well.  
They not only presented tea to parents but also Tsui Hark.
	Anita Yuen Wing Yi and Siu Mei attended the wedding together.  
She wished the new couple "together until they are old and gray, with 
their hearts forever joined together, it's very important to have a 
child soon!"  When asked if Charlie wanted to have a child, Len Len said 
that with Charlie's personality, she chose to wed so she definitely 
wanted to have a child.  She would not give any advice to Charlie.  She 
would tell them to exercise more and get their bodies into shape for it.
	Siu Mei represented Aaron Kwok Fu Sing to present a gift to the 
bride, the diamond jewelry from the ad that he and Charlie worked 
together 21 years ago.  It was very thoughtful.  Sing Sing even shot a 
video to wish Charlie have two children in three years.
	Director Jacob Cheung Chi Leung was happy for Charlie and felt 
that the new couple was very complete; he also praised Yau Siu Chi as 
very nice; although Charlie was married, Cheung Chi Leung said that in 
the future they will still have many opportunities to work together.  She 
would not quit.
	Outside the hotel was a large crowd of media, the hotel security 
was tighten even more.  The hall where the banquet took place had the 
shades down to keep the venue from being exposed yesterday afternoon.  
All entrances had security posted.  The groom's home did not have any 
special decoration, in line with the new couple's simple and low key 
style.  Yesterday the bride pick up tradition also did not take place, 
but the new couple would have tea ceremonies with their parents.
	Outside the wedding banquet venue was a photo of Charlie and Yau 
Siu Chi in the water as the background.  In the photo their smiles were 
filled with joy; the words "Because you have touched our lives with so 
much love and care." thanked attending guests.  The venue was decorated 
with pink roses and purple flowers.  Elegant and romantic, the venue also 
had a five tier white wedding cake.  The wedding gift to guest was a 
crystal angel.

* (2013/11/03) Michael Hui Koon Man yesterday spoke with John Shum Kin 
Fun on his radio program.  Shum Kin Fun said that he resigned from his 
Performing Artist Guild vice chair post before Eric Tsang Chi Wai's 
resignation because he did not have the time.  He joked that Chi Wai was 
silly.  He did not know what he was thinking, as he did not need to 
resign from being the chair because he wanted to express his personal 
opinion.  Everyone could express opinions as individuals; however, he 
also felt that the PAG response was indeed slow.  He said, "Acting sooner 
would prevent such many speculations.  I also don't believe that it has 
to do with Chi Wai's good relationship with TVB, how much could he make 
from TVB?"  He felt that Anthony Wong Chau Sun would be suitable for the 
chair because he was willing and willing to act.
	Hui Koon Man who has not directed and starred in a long time said 
that he had several scripts on his hand, and he wanted to work with his 
film DELETE (DELETE OI YUN)'s co-star Wong Cho Nam.  He said that since 
the "break up" with his brother Sam Hui Koon Kit, he could not find a 
compatible actor.  Then he ran into the neurotic Cho Nam who was acting 
and not reciting and he finally had spark.  He said that Sam would not 
make a comeback, as he only liked to sing.

* (2013/11/03) Kelly Chen Wai Lam two nights ago spoke with Luisa Lai 
Chi San on TELLING MARIA 2.  She spoke about the miscarriage of her five 
month ago twin girls and still could not hide her pain.  She bawled as 
she said, "One day I was taking a bath and suddenly the water broke.  I 
didn't know what happened, so I called the doctor.  He told me to go for 
an examination the next day then stay at the hospital.  Because the water 
broke, I wanted to sleep for the babies not to come out.  I tried it 
because it has worked in some cases.  However I was in so much pain I 
couldn't sleep, actually they have already begun to come out.  I told my 
husband I didn't dare to sleep, as soon as I did I would wake from the 
pain.  After several days I started bleeding, so I went to see the 
doctor again.  He said it was completely opened!"  Chen Wai Lam cried as 
she continued.  "If I forcibly kept them they might not be as healthier, 
as it was it might not be as tough."  She was lucky to have the 
experience of having her son, which gave her the confidence to be 
pregnant again.  At first she chose artificial insemination because at the 
time she was in a hurry as she would turn 40 soon.

* (2013/11/03) BabyJohn Choi Hong Yik and C AllStar yesterday attended an 
event.  BabyJohn earlier injured his waist during a film shoot and 
thought it was minor.  Then recently when he had physical therapy he 
realized that even his back hurt and the tendon in his arm had problems 
too.  He admitted he had new injuries added to the old.  This time he 
had to take several months to recover.  Has his work been affected?  He 
said, "I still have half a movie to complete, I will take these several 
days to properly sleep.  After I slept I could go an entire day without 
pain."
	THE WAY WE DANCE (KONG MO PAI) was released in Taiwan and 
nominated for the Golden Horse Award.  He was not only happy but also 
picked Cherry Ngan Cheuk Ling as the Golden Horse Award Best Actress.  
However due to work he will not be able to attend.

* (2013/11/02) Yellow priest robe, peach wood sword, black dog blood, 
white sticky rice and other vampire film terms got hot again due to Juno 
Mak Chun Lung's directing debut RIGOR MORTIS (GEUNG SI).  The film after 
8 days in release already made HK$7.2 million, almost 1 million a day 
with an admission rate of over 120,000.  The film brought vampire films 
back to life after 20 some years and started a fever!  RIGOR MORTIS's 
subject was dark and examined the darkest side of humanity.  Characters 
like Chin Siu Ho, Nina Paw Hee Ching, Anthony Chan Yau and Chung Fat all 
revolved around the theme of "homecoming" and won word of mouth.  
Vampires have come hom, can Hong Kong film regain its past glory?
	When the MR. VAMPIRE (GEUNG SI SIN SUN) theme son GHOST BRIDE 
(GWAI SUN LEUNG) began to play, faces that have been long missed, past 
vampire film pillars like Lam Ching Ying, Ricky Hui Koon Ying, Chin Siu 
Ho and Chan Yau, flashed in the minds of viewers.  Although the "double 
Yings" have passed away, Juno asked the latter two along with two Best 
Actress Paw Hee Ching and Kara Hui (Wai Ying Hung) and THE GRUDGE's 
Japanese horror film master Takashi Shimizu as the producer to team up 
and create RIGOR MORTIS as a salute to 80s vampire films.  The film then 
received invitations to participate in the Venice, Toronto and London 
International Film Festivals.  Last Thursday it was released in Hong Kong 
and as of two days ago it already made 7.2 million with over 120,000 
admitted.  The film has become a hit and even began a new round of 
vampire fever.
	With more cheers than jeers online, especially with the camera 
use, scene and art designs, some online questioned whether the film came 
from Juno's hands.  He smiled and said, "As a first time director, 
especially one who has always been a singer and an actor, it is 
absolutely understandable for others to ask this question.  Like when a 
novelist suddenly becomes a director, I believe it is a conventional 
wisdom.  From another angle it is still praise.  Film has always been a 
marathon, the road is still very long and I will keep working hard."  He 
admitted that because the pre production was very rushed, he did not have 
time to study other vampire films.  "A lot of it was instant, views of 
the world that came from the heart, so I didn't study which part was 
which movie.  RIGOR MORTIS had a very strong me flavor, we deliberately 
cleared out that world and started from zero.  Even for what color tone 
a button and a table should be, they still went back to the director."  
He revealed that because of lowering his head for a long time to watch 
the monitor at work, he accumulated a neck injury.  Sometimes it felt 
like it was on fire and he had to find a doctor for relief.
	Reportedly RIGOR MORTIS has already been sold to 80% of the 
overseas markets, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea and the U.S. while 
the European market was still in negotiation.  Juno said, "I really 
couldn't have guessed how decent the performance has been, for a new 
director I have been very lucky."  Will he abandon music to direct?  He 
said that he had no preference.  "No matter what they represent me, 
anything that comes from the heart is creativity.  The record actually 
has already been done for several months,  I even asked Nobuyoshi Araki 
to help with my CD cover."  Will he strike the iron while it is hot?  He 
said, "Creativity can't possibly be pushed, I just want to have new 
improvements every time.  I don't want to trap myself into one role.  At 
first when I worked on vampires, a lot of people said it was very risky 
as they felt vampires were big battle style, funny and the pace had to 
be very quick.  However I wanted to talk about life."
	The more turbulent the society is, the more people reminisce 
about the good old days.  Vampire film was a product of the 80s, it 
witnessed the glory days that Hong Kong films once had.  Its decline also 
symbolized the ending of an era.  Post 80s Juno directed this subject not 
only to satisfy his own cult desire but also to sincerely salute the 
genre.  The casting alone already showed how much thought Juno has put 
into the film, as he asked MR. VAMPIRE's Chin Siu Ho and Lau Nam Kwong, 
MR. VAMPIRE IV (GEUNG SI SUK SUK)'s Chan Yau, NEW MR. VAMPIRE (GEUNG SI 
FAN SUN)'s Chung Fat to star.  They were all vampire films' 
representative figures.
	Different from traditional vampire films, RIGOR MORTIS abandoned 
the comedy elements and in its place was a serious subject of examining 
the dark side of humanity.  Yet salute spots could still be seen at 
every turn.  For example the film opened with MR. VAMPIRE's theme song 
GHOST BRIDE; in the middle Chan Yau and Chung Fat teamed up to catch a 
ghost, tightening the rope and drawing the hex in one fell swoop; in the 
end the vampire acted up, Chung Fat rushed to pick Chan Yau's nose.  It 
was also a salute to MR. VAMPIRE.  The end credit even remembered Lam 
Ching Ying and Ricky Hui Koon Ying, saluting the two master class actors.  
Juno said that when he came up with the script, originally he had a story 
for Hui Koon Ying and Lau Nam Kwong.  Regrettably it was unable to come 
to fruition.

* (2013/11/02) Because HKTV did not receive a free television license, 
its artists faced unemployment.  Stephen Shiu Jr. will make a black 
comedy GO DUNG FUT SIU MAU GAM YUT GEI (GOLDEN RICH KID PRISON DIARY) 
based on the internet novel A WORD IN AN IRON GRILE and invited HKTV 
artists Wong Mei Ki, Kwok Fung, Ai Wai and Deno Cheung Chung Chi to 
perform.  At least they would have work opportunities.  The film's 
producer Stephen Shiu Jr. two nights ago said that he sympathized with 
their situations, so he would provide opportunities.  As for salary he 
said, "I will try to be as generous as I can, I hope to start production 
at the end of the year.  After the new year a new film will go into 
production as well, (Julian) Cheung Chi Lam will star.  I am looking for 
other actors, HKTV employees will have priority."

* (2013/11/02) Charlie Yeung Choi Nei will wed today and become Mrs. Yau 
Siu Chi, ending the 19 year long love marathon.  The new couple has 
already gathered with family and friends at Sentosa.  Last night they 
prepared a South Sea tropical banquet for family and friends; sisters 
Gigi Leung Wing Kei, Angelica Lee Sinjie and Valen Hsu (Hui Yu Wan) held 
a bachelorette party for Yeung Choi Nei after the banquet.  As for the 
wedding today, it will be decorated with the bride's favorite color 
purple.  She asked her assistant to tell reporters, "Very happy, very 
happy and very busy!"
	The bride to be Yeung Choi Nei on her final night of being 
single finally appeared; announcing her wedding online, she has been 
busy with the wedding preparations and never appeared until last night 
at the Sentosa hotel with a welcome banquet for their family and friends.  
She attentively decorated the restaurant with a tropical theme and 
greeted family and friends in the restaurant.  Wearing a theme matching 
tropical long dress, Yeung Choi Nei only wore light make up but could not 
hide her joy.  Her husband to be Yau Siu Chi was on hand early as well to 
take care of everything.
	Charlie will wed today, her 3 sisters Leung Wing Kei, Lee Sinjie 
and Hui Yu Wan already arrived two days ago and had a meeting about the 
wedding.  Hui Yu Wan will be the maid of honor and the married Leung Wing 
Kei and Lee Sinjie will be hosts.
	Last night Gigi, Lee Sinjie and Hui Yu Wan spoke with the media.  
Lee Sinjie said that many of Charlie's friends came from different 
places, last night she arranged for dinner first for everyone to get to 
know each other.  Thus they would have more fun at tonight's wedding 
banquet.  Gigi revealed that after dinner they arranged for a bachelorette 
party for Yeung Choi Nei.  she said, "Actually these few nights we talked 
until very late, Charlie is very happy."  Will the wedding have 
traditional ceremonies?  Gigi said that in principle Charlie hoped that 
everyone would be simple.  For example they would not pick up the bride, 
but they would have tea ceremonies.  Will Charlie go to her in law's 
home for tea?  Lee Sinjie said that all ceremonies were estimated to take 
place inside the hotel.  How was Yeung Choi Nei feeling?  Gigi said, "She 
is very happy and relaxed."
	Yesterday the Sentosa W Hotel obviously strengthened security, 
often sending 6 to 10 security guards to station at the lobby and all 
entrances.  When photographer Wing Shya (Ha Wing Hong) arrived, reporters 
flocked and the hotel interfered.  Even Hong Kong reporters who were 
staying there were not permitted to wait at the lobby or take photos.  
The hotel would even contact the police and eject reporters from the 
hotel.
	Later Yeung Choi Nei's assistant represented Charlie and met with 
the press.  She revealed that the bride to be was "very happy, very 
happy and very busy!  The bride is busy with bride stuff, the groom is 
busy with groom stuff."  She said that the couple last night had dinner 
with friends and family in the hotel restaurant and decorated it with 
South Sea tropical flavor.  The wedding will be mainly in purple, which 
was also Charlie's favorite color.
	Originally she said that the new couple would permit the media to 
take one photo, but later she said that because Charlie and her soon to 
be husband had too many friends and family to take care of and were truly 
too busy, they could not make time to take photos.  However they promised 
that after today's wedding they would accept media interview and photos.
	Yesterday Charlie's friend Anita Yuen Wing Yi and Siu Mei 
appeared at the airport.  Len Len declined to reveal where she was going.  
Siu Mei said that Aaron Kwok Fu Sing due to work was unable to attend, 
but sent a short video to congratulate Charlie.  What did Sing Sing give 
as a wedding gift?  Siu Mei said, "It's really thoughtful, it was their 
first commercial together, a gift from the brand.  It has already been 20 
years, Sing Sing personally picked it."

* (2013/11/02) Johnnie To Kei Fung and Kate Tsui Tsz Shan yesterday 
attended the Fresh Wave 2013 International Short Film Festival press 
conference.  Eason Chan Yik Shun was absent due to illness.  To Kei Fung 
said that as early as when Tsui Tsz Shan competed in Miss Hong Kong he 
already saw the potential in hr, but he had no interest in watching 
television series and thus has not seen her performance.  To Kei Fung 
felt that the people should decide whether to show their support or not.  
"When you turn it off you will have even more (choices), if you don't 
then you won't.'  Tsui Tsz Shan said, "Very awkward!  That day I have to 
work!"
	Tsui Tsz Shan was asked if sh was afraid that the TVB anniversary 
show rating would drop.  She awkwardly said that it was beyond her 
control.  She could only do her part.  She was rumored to be the Malaysia 
Astro Award Best Actress favorite.  Tsui Tsz Shan said, "I haven't 
received notice from the company that I have to go to Malaysia, let me 
campaign first!"  To Kei Fung suddenly said, "Turn off the television 
first!"  Tsui Tsz Shan awkwardly said, "Today you asked me to come to 
mess with me!"
	Speaking of Stephen Shiu Jr.'s claim that he would first hire 
HKTV employees for his movies, To Kei Fung said that it was very 
important to be able to help industry personnel and reiterated that 
HKTV's lack of license hindered Hong Kong creative industry development.  
"In the past when the two stations were competing, I once only slept 40 
some hours in a month, but today's air wave has a lot of garbage, Hong
Kong people need more choices!"

* (2013/11/02) Zhang Ziyi revealed that lately she has been busy with 
John Woo (Ng Yu Sum)'s film and planned to attend the Golden Horse Award 
at the end of November.  This year will be the 50th anniversary of the 
award.  With THE GRANDMASTERS (YUT DOI JUNG SI) her chances for Best 
Actress was rather high.  Was she confident about winning Best Actress?  
Zhang Ziyi said that this was already her fourth Golden Horse Award 
nominations, she even began to choose what she would wear.

* (2013/11/02) The Juno Mak Chung Lung directed film RIGOR MORTIS (GEUNG 
SI) after a week in release made HK$7.2 million in Hong Kong and Macau.  
Two nights ago a celebration was held.  He said that the box office was 
encouraging but he dared not imagine it would exceed UNBEATABLE (GIK 
JIN)'s 40 million.
	Reportedly he and his god father Willie Chan Chi Keung broke up 
as he fired his god father in a moment of rage?  Mak Chun Lung denied 
the rumor.  "Before attending the event I just spoke with Godfather 
over the phone.  He is going to a Halloween party so he isn't attending.  
Our relationship isn't built on money and has nothing to do with work.  
We didn't start a company together, but I would discuss every plan with 
Godfather.  He also has helped me a lot with RIGOR MORTIS."
	Nina Paw Hee Ching did not feel Mak Chun Lung and Chan Chi Keung 
were at odds.  "On the day of the premiere, they were very close in 
their photos."  As for ATV returning to series production, Paw Hee Ching 
said that she has not been invited yet.

* (2013/11/02) Ronald Cheng Chung Kei two nights ago attended HONG KONG 
UNDERCOVER COP (MANG LUNG DUT GWING) wrap banquet.  He was busy with his 
script for CHEUNG BO JAI, which he will direct and star next year.  "I 
prefer (Louis) Koo Tin Lok for not needing to get a tan, so I asked him 
to play Cheung Bo Jai."
	Cheng Chung Kei said that his daughter was still little and hard 
to control, so she would not guest star.  She did not have any desire to 
perform either.  "She only loves to command what her parents wear, she is 
in charge."  Chung Chung Kei and his wife Sammie Yu Sze Man had an 
understanding that they would try to have another child so their daughter 
would have a companion.  Cheng Chung Kei later will perform in GOLDEN 
CHICKEN 3 (GUM GAI 3).  He will play an ancient ducky (gigolo) but he 
did not need to make any sacrifice.
	With her fear of heights, Ava Yu Kiu in the film was blindfolded 
and hung over 10 stories above.  She said, "The director said that he was 
so fat, after half a day of rehearsal he was still fine.  So he told me 
not to worry.  In addition I was already heavily insured."  Yu Kiu hoped 
to work with the returning DaDa Chan Jing.  She did not feel that DaDa 
has gained weight.  Her figure was great so she did not need to lose 
weight.

* (2013/11/01) Korean star Ji Jin-Hee two nights ago attended an event at 
Central.  Reportedly, earlier when Ji Jin-Hee came to Hong Kong to work 
on a movie with Nick Cheung Ka Fai and Choi Si-Won.  Although Hong Kong 
had plenty of great food, those who dined with Ji Jin-Hee said that he 
often did not eat.  Once he dined with Choi Si-Won, Shawn Yue Man Lok 
and Cheung Ka Fai and he only had a few bites.  "At dinner Ji Jin-Hee 
only asked Cheung Ka Fai how he trained to be muscular.  He also asked 
some of the workers who were in shape how they maintained their figure.  
Very obviously he wanted to look better on camera and not to be too far 
off from Ka Fai and Choi Si-Won."
	Because Ji Jin-Hee had a lot of action scenes in Hong Kong, the 
diet actually made him faint once.  The crew had to call for an ambulance 
and send him to the hospital.  The doctor said that his blood sugar was 
low and luckily he was fine.  As soon as Ji Jin-Hee recovered he 
returned to work.
	When asked, Cheung Ka Fai said, "How can I not know, he fainted 
right in front of me.  (Do you know if he fainted from starving himself?)  
I am not going to say anything about other people, just that at the time 
I saw him faint.  I was stunned for a moment and immediately gave him a 
hand."
	Although the film has been completed, Ji Jin-Hee continued to 
stay in shape.  He revealed that on this tripe he dined with Jacky Cheung 
Hok Yau, Michelle Yeoh (Yeung Chi King) and director Andrew Lau Wai 
Keung, but they did not discuss any collaboration.  He would like to work 
with Lau Wai Keung and make a film like INFERNAL AFFAIRS (MO GAN DOH).

* (2013/11/01) Chrissie Chau Sau Na starred with junior colleagues Hidy 
Yu Hiu Tung and DaDa Lo Chung Chi in the new film KICK ASS GIRLS (BAU 3 
CHIU GIU WA), which will open soon.  Earlier Sister Na was not in Hong 
Kong, so Hidy and DaDa personally moved blow up wobbly doll to promote 
at the cinemas.  They even publicly "acted up" as they "stomped" on Sister 
Na.  Hidy even sat on her elder and kept hitting!  Although she said that 
she was not afraid of being yelled at or upsetting Sister Na, she 
immediately dragged in DaDa to "make up" and kissed Sister Na all over.
	How would they promote the film?  DaDa said, "Earlier Hidy and I 
shared a hotel room.  One morning when we got up my shirt suddenly ripped 
in front of her and I was wearing nothing underneath!"  

* (2013/11/01) Eric Tsang Chi Wai lasts night attended an award show and 
clarified that he was not at odds with Derek Yee Tung Sing over the Hong 
Kong Television issue.  "We have been brothers for years.  I didn't handle 
the matter well, so I resigned from the Directors' Guild and the 
Performing Artist Guild."  Did he feel Yee Tung Sing was biased in 
favor of HKTV?  Chi Wai had no comment.

* (2013/11/01) Jackie Chan's daughter with Elaine Ng Yi Lei, Ng Cheuk 
Lam, is already 14 year old this year.  She has always been living with 
her mother in a low profile.  Jackie Chan once said that "a mistake that 
men in the entire world would make", but so far he has dodged the 
subject and rarely talked about Ng Yi Lei and Ng Cheuk Lam.
	Jackie Chan yesterday actually spoke about his daughter when he 
attended his film POLICE STORY 2013 (GAING CHAT GOO SI 2013)'s Beijing 
press conference.  In the trailer, Jackie Chan played lead actress Jing 
Tian's father.  He said, "The film has many crying scene.  In addition 
with all the old injuries from now on I will consider using doubles for 
movies."  Jackie Chan said that during the shoot his tears naturally 
flowed because it touched his heart.  Jackie Chan said, "My father 
daughter relationship with Jing Tian was a special on, the father was 
busy with his police work.  In the end he neglected his daughter in life 
and made his daughter very rebellious.  I was reminded of my 'Little 
Dragon Girl' because I have also neglected her for a very long time."
	Jackie Chan made a comparison of his neglect of his daughter 
with his son Jaycee Chan (Fong Cho Ming).  He said, "I wanted to tell 
Cho Ming through this.  Back then when you were in Hong Kong and I was 
making movies in the U.S., do you think I was living it up?  Let me tell 
you, I was risking my life trying to make a living!"

* (2013/11/01) DaDa Chan Jing in early August suddenly announced her 
retirement from show business, which made the Wilson Chin Kwok Wai 
directed LAN KWAI FONG 3 (HEI OI YEH PO 3) change the script and the 
cast; 3 months later, she suddenly received her manager Celia Sie Lim 
Chi's forgiveness and prepared for her comeback.  Yesterday she left for 
a vacation in Thailand, then return to Hong Kong for a complete show 
business return.  Chin Kwok Wai who DaDa "ditched" had reservation about 
whether they will work together again in the future, but blamed DaDa's 
manager Sie Lim Chi for her handling and the film company will demand 
compensation.
	Around 10AM, DaDa appeared at the airport with friends.  She 
maintained her smile when she saw the press.  Will she hold a press 
conference to announce her comeback plans?  She said that the company will 
make arrangements.  As for conditions of her return, including extending 
her originally 6 year long contract to 10 years, she said that she will 
explain at the press conference.  She said that her 3 months out of work
was very dull and felt that this experience made her understand herself 
even more.
	She asked for rest due to her emotional problems, was her illness 
under control?  DaDa said that earlier she had to take a bag full of 
drugs, now her prescription has been reduced.  Because of the swelling 
from the medication, DaDa said that she was rumored to be pregnant.  She 
indeed got fatter.  Earlier she also had insomnia issues.  Now her mood 
appears to be decent.
	Will she apologize for her sudden retirement's effect on the 
film production?  DaDa said that she has contacted Pang Ho Cheung and 
will gradually contact and apologize to other directors.  She handled the 
entire matter very poorly.  She worried that directors would stay away 
from her.  She could only let nature take its course, grasp more 
opportunities and work hard.  Will she continue to make movies?  She 
said, "I don't have anything else!"
	Chin Kwok Wai said that DaDa has not contacted him.  An apology 
to him was a minor issue, the most important was her health.  That day 
might have been her acting up on an impulse.  Will he forgive her and 
work together again?  He said that this circle was very small.  He would 
treat her like a little girl and once she explained he would be fine.  
Her manager Sie Lim Chi had to bear more of the responsibility, her 
handling was terrible and the film company would seek compensation for 
monetary damage that the incident has caused.

* (2013/11/01) Donnie Yen Chi Tan's son with former wife Leung Jing Chi, 
Jeff, was hospitalized for pneumothorax, but his father did not appear 
at the hospital.  Later Leung Jing Chi picked up Jeff from the hospital 
and declined to respond to any question about Yen Chi Tan.  Yen Chi 
Tan's wife Cissy Wang explained, "I read the report, Chi Tan has always 
had a great relationship with Jeff and has always stayed in touch.  He 
really took care of his son, I don't know why such a report would 
appear.  When Jeff was released from the hospital, Chi Tan was already in 
Beijing, because he was too busy with his film he could not return to 
Hong Kong.  Every parent would worry about his or her child.  Chi Tan 
immediately communicated with the doctor at the hospital.  The doctor 
told Chi Tan not to worry, Jeff's condition was great."
	Will Cissy communicate with Chi Tan's former wife?  She said, "I 
felt that report was made up, as it claimed that a witness overheard it.  
The entire matter wasn't logical.  Chi Tan and his former wife have been 
divorced for 18 years, but he has always been in contact with Jeff.  
Family comes first for our entire family.  It's not good for reports to 
talk about the children.  An artist has to face positive and negative 
news, but it's not good when the children are affected.  Our relationship 
is great, no need to worry."  Cissy revealed that Chi Tan stayed in 
contact with the hospital while in Beijing.  She often sent text messages 
to Jeff to see how he was doing and found out that Jeff was already 
released from the hospital and his recovery has been ideal.

* (2013/11/01) Chrissie Chau Sau Na and Hidy Yu Hiu Tung, DaDa Lo Chung 
Chi starred in the action comedy KICK ASS GIRLS (BAU 3 CHIU GIU WA), 
which will open on November 14.  Recently the film's characters and 
story were made into a game app to promote the film.
	In the KICK ASS GIRLS app, the trio fights enemies as super 
deformed characters.  Chau Sau Na said, "Hong Kong people have a lot of 
pressure, this app provides a good opportunity for release for everyone."

* (2013/10/31) DaDa Chan Jing who got into show business as a pseudo 
model in April won the Hong Kong Film Award Best Supporting Actress.  In 
early August due to emotional disorder, she announced her retirement from 
the screen.  At the same time she went into a "full dive" as she turned 
down any contact with her management company, which put her scheduled 
jobs into a complete halt.  Later some witnessed DaDa gambling in 
Australia.  Last month DaDa was mysteriously swollen and stayed with 
pseudo model Ivy Choi Ying Ying and was rumored to be pregnant.
	Actually after three months in "seclusion", DaDa felt deeply 
regretful.  In addition after resting awhile her mood gradually improved.  
Recently she began to go out with friends and wanted to make a comeback.  
Yesterday afternoon DaDa met with manager Celia Sie Lim Chi.  DaDa 
presented desserts, which Sie Lim Chi shared with DaDa.  Sie Lim Chi 
seemingly was lecturing DaDa as DaDa frequently nodded.  Then DaDa 
picked up the tea pot with both hands and poured for Sie Lim Chi.  She 
wiped away tears and sobbed to express her regret.  Sie Lim Chi's 
expression also eased and touched DaDa's arm.  DaDa emotionally embraced 
Sie Lim Chi and cried for two minutes.
	Soon Sie Lim Chi showed her photo to DaDa, then picked up a pile 
of documents for both of them to sign.  Then they had a heart to heart 
talk.  Reportedly, for the company's forgiveness, DaDa added another 4 
years to our existing 6 year contract.  Next month a press conference 
will take place, then she will return completely.

* (2013/10/31) Jacky Cheung Hok Yau two nights ago attended th film A 
COMPLICATED STORY (YUT GOR FOOK JAP DIK GOO SI) Asian Film Festival 
screening.  Hok Yau was rumored to take care the Performing Artist Guild 
chair for Eric Tsang Chi Wai, Hok Yau denied, "Probably no!  I am not 
scared, ultimately it's Grandpa's problem.  However Chi Wai really did 
very well, the chair more or less has to have some leadership skills.  My 
expertise is performing.  Actually I have been the vice chair and felt 
that I couldn't do the job right so I quit, it won't be me!  I believe 
many members know that I can't do the job right, instead (Anthony) Wong 
Chau Sun is the more credible, Wa Jai (Andy Lau) also has a lot of 
leadership abilities.  They are very ideal choices."  Both he and Lau Tak 
Wa were chosen online as the "people's chief executive".  He said, "No 
way!  Wa Jai would do a better job.  He has done it on film, it should be 
a piece of cake."
	Earlier Ronald Cheng Chung Kei revealed his drunk drinking.  he 
admitted that he made a mistake before and urged everyone not to try it 
now.  He would not do it again either.  He said, "I won't be mad at Cheng 
Chung Kei, but maybe he got drunk too many times, he got a little 
confused.  Back then I drove my car, he wasn't in my car.  I told the 
story to him."
	Resigning as the PAG chair, Tsang Chi Wai two nights ago was 
asked about the Great PAG Earthquake as both Gordon Lam Ka Tung and John 
Shum Kin Fun resigned?  Chi Wai avoided the questions.  "No comment."

* (2013/10/31) Shi Nansun received the French government's Ordre des Arts 
et des Lettres for her contribution to Asian film and France cultural 
promotions.  Two nights ago she had a banquet to celebrate with friends, 
Brigitte Lin (Lam Ching Ha) and her daughter, Josephine Siao Fong Fong 
and her husband, Daffy Tong Hok Tak, Sylvia Chang (Cheung Ngai Ga) and 
her husband and son Oscar, Winnie Yu Tseng and Pansy Ho Chiu King 
attended.  Cheung Ngai Ga's son Oscar was asked about relationship rumors 
with Isabella Leong Lok Si.  He smiled and said, "No!" 
	Shi Nansun was very happy and very honored.  She was surprised 
that the French Consul General to Hong Kong would praise her in length.  
She joked, "He told the entire story of half my life."  She admitted that 
she had quite a history with France.  Since age 12 she began studying 
French, for years she had a lot of exchanges with France.  She also 
really liked the people and the spirit of Franc, but the honor did not 
add to her work stress.  Her Film Workshop will start work on two films, 
she will produce with Alex Law Kai Yui a Mabel Cheung Yuen Ting directed 
film.  She will produce another that Tsui Hark will direct.  Will she 
invite her friend Lam Ching Ha to return?  She said, "She is my friend, 
I don't want her to come back either.  It's too tough.  (Her) life now 
is pretty happy."

* (2013/10/31) Kelly Chen Wai Lam appeared on TELLING MARIA 2 and talked 
about her bedroom secrets with her husband Alex.  They have known each 
other for over 20 years but their relationship remained more than sweet.  
She revealed that now she and Alex still hold hands when they sleep, the 
most important was the both were very faithful.  Her biggest setback in 
life was the miscarriage of her twins.  Kelly felt that she was a lucky 
person, back then when she studied Art Design in the U.S.  In the last 
year of her education she returned to Hong Kong for the summer.  Her 
mother told her to apply for a design job at her friend's advertising 
company; when she got there the company arranged for her to shoot a 
video to introduce herself.  Several days later she received calls for 
her to work on an ad.  This chance introduced her to Yee Chung Man, and 
Claudie Chung Chun became her manager.  For 19 years she has never yelled 
at her.

* (2013/10/31) Irene Wan Bik Ha and Rainky Wai Yu Yui two nights ago 
attended the film MAY WE CHAT (MEI GAU SIU NUI) premiere.  Wai Yu Yui 
dressed up because this was her first film.  She revealed that in the 
film she had sexy performance, but she left the topless scene for her 
double from Beijing.  She said that she was professional, had moral and 
principle, so she did not recommend to the director to use a body double.  
	Why did she not perform the scene herself?  She explained, "I 
have my bottom line, I have to respect my parents."  To avoid that others 
mistook her for performing a topless scene and make a big deal about it, 
she and her body double took a photo together as evidence.
	Wan Bik Ha worked with a group of young women, which reminded 
her own past.  Sh said, "I was much worse than they were.  When I was 
young I loved to go to the disco, I smoked and even ran away from home.  
I was very rebellious."

* (2013/10/31) Raymond Lam and Karena Ng Chin Yu two nights ago attended 
the film BABY BLUES (NGAI YING) premiere.  On the stage Janelle Sing Kwan 
kept them separated; later reporters asked them for a photo, but Chin Yu 
BB's company was about to drag her away.  Lam Fung took the initiative 
and grabbed his girlfriend for photos together.  Everyone applauded and 
praised how cool he was.
	They denied that they fell in love while making BABY BLUES, but 
they were happy and felt very lucky to work as a couple.  As for being 
hesitant on the stage, Lam Fung said, "Work is work."  One of the stops 
in BABY's Mainland promotion was his hometown Xiamen, but due to the 
intense schedule and his family was not there, he did not bring his 
girlfriend to meet his parents.  Has Chin Yu BB already met his parents?  
He said that this was normal.
	Chin Yu BB explained the lack of exchange with Lam Fung on the 
stage was because the actors paired up in their appearance, it was 
crowded and they were in a hurry to go inside to watch the movie.  Was 
she not used to promoting with her relationship?  She said that as an 
actress, she could do nothing about film promotion.  The film company 
made the arrangements.  Did she recall happy days wit her boyfriend on 
the set?  She said that she had more scenes with Sing Kwan and Kate Tsui 
Tsz Shan than she did with Lam Fung.  Did her boyfriend visit the set?  
She said, "We have to work, we don't just worry about set visits."  Tsz 
Shan also said that she did not feel Lam Fung came to visit the set on 
purpose.  She said that at work she would be more focused and slowed.

* (2013/10/31) Andy Lau Tak Wa in his film FIRESTORM (FUNG BO) played a 
heavily armed high ranking police officer who battled robbers on the 
streets.  For the effects to be even more realistic, he personally 
performed the action stunts in the film; aside from the massive amount 
of car chases and crashes, he also jumped from a dozen or so stories 
above to the ground!

* (2013/10/31) Nick Cheung Ka Fai and Sean Lau Ching Wan yesterday 
attended the film THE WHITE STORM (SO DUK)'s Beijing press conference.  
Ching Wan played an explosive drug enforcement inspector.  Who hit him 
in the film?  Ka Fai stood up and said, "(Louis) Koo Tin Lok and I both 
hit him, actually we are hitting him out of love."  Ching Wan joked, "Goo 
Jai hit me because the story required it, but Ka Fai might have seen Goo 
Jai hit me and asked the director for additional scenes for his own 
amusement."  Ka Fai explained, "Seemingly I was too heavy handed this 
time, from now I definitely won't work with Ching Wan on a costume film, 
otherwise he would definitely chop me!"

[ BLAH OF THE WEEK ] Columns, Reviews, Interviews

1. APPLE DAILY, NOVEMBER 3 2013, VAMPIRE FEVER
VAMPIRE, UNFORGETTABLE

	Demons and monsters are terrifying, but demons in human hearts 
are even more horrifying.  Juno Mak Chun Lung's film RIGOR MORTIS (GEUNG 
SI) wants to tell the "forgotten fear" -- in the film Siu Ho, Ah Yau, 
Aunt Mui and Ah Fung used every trick to prove their own existence.  From 
a different angle, Chin Siu Ho, Anthony Chan Yau, Lau Nam Kwong and others 
excellent actors, with the vampire film's decline, were also forgotten in 
the world.  This gang of acting veterans gathers today for only two 
missions: bringing glory back to Hong Kong and rekindle the fire in their 
hearts. - MAN KWOK CHUN

Chin Siu Ho: Heavy Baggage
Character: Over the hill star Siu Ho
	The vampire iron triangle of Lam Ching Ying, Ricky Hui Koon Ying 
and Chin Siu Ho today is only left with Siu Ho.  RIGOR MORTIS was 
tailored for Siu Ho.  With a semi-autobiographical color, he in the film 
was no longer the bouncing kid from over 20 years ago but a dark and 
rundown middle aged man.  He reminisced his past glory.  Still keeping 
his MR. VAMPIRE (GEUNG SI SIN SUN) costume, he gave the audience the 
wrong impression that it was his self projection.  Siu Ho said, "Actually 
I don't always reminisce about the past, I am someone who looks ahead.  
However the director wants to bring back vampires to talk about rises 
and falls, so he wants me to have that depressed emotion."
	Siu Ho admitted that the decline of vampire films reduced his 
workload as well, which was just like the film's atmosphere.  "At first I 
thought it was just my luck, later I realized that the environment around 
me was like this.  Undoubtedly at the time vampire films were made until 
the genre was ruined, as time passed Hong Kong also made less films."  
With both success and failure from vampires, Siu Ho had the deepest 
emotions.  "Vampire films made me a star, but it was a burden as well.  
Two or three years afterward I just kept making this type of films.  
Sometimes I would think, don't I have another type of talent other than 
vampires?  Later I just stopped making them, I would rather go too Taiwan 
to play villains and make television series."  RIGOR MORTIS brought life 
back to a group of classic icons.  Was Siu Ho's will rekindled?  He said, 
"I have always been confident in myself, but with this film I hope 
everyone would know that Chin Siu Ho has some acting aside from action 
films!"
	Siu Ho yesterday attended the film YOUNG AUNTIE (JEUNG BIU)'s 
screening in Tseung Kwan Ho.  Speaking of the film RIGOR MORTIS's good 
box office and word of mouth, Siu Ho was excited.  "It's very sharp, I am 
very happy.  I never guess that it would turn into a fever.  A kid tells 
me, saying that he went back to watch my movie MR. VAMPIRE, vampire has 
become another type of culture."  However he said that despite the good 
response he absolutely would not make a sequel.

Rating of Juno:  For a new comer, he scored very high.  Many people who 
have been directing for years still have no idea what they want to make.

Anthony Chan: Homecoming
Character: Retired priest Ah Yau
	After 20 years away from the silver screen, Chan Yau in the 
film played a retire priest who wore flip flops, shorts with a torn 
priest robe.  He reek of grass root fragrance.  His acting not only did 
not rust but also had more life experience.  With a pair of glasses he 
looked like a mild mannered business man, drastically different from his 
film character.  He admitted that business required logical reasoning 
and had a lot of pressure.  This time he returned to Hong Kong to make a 
movie to take a breath.  "Making movie is really a lot of fun, you don't 
have to think about anything."
	Chan Yau described himself as homecoming, "In the recent 20 
years I have been working in the Mainland.  Sometimes I would return to 
Hong Kong to meet up with friends and chat.  I would feel like I was 
talking with them like a Mainland guy."  Actually Chan Yau already had a 
plan to return to the local film industry.  "I am still writing scripts, 
I want to come back and make some movies."

Rating of Juno:  He is very demanding and has many ideas.  He excels in 
communicating with actors, which makes the production progress very 
smooth.

Lau Nam Kwong: Helpless Over Film Cut
Character: Cafe Boss
	Lau Nam Kwong is synonymous with being chicken, his vampire film 
credit could not be neglected.  This time he returned, originally he had 
scenes with Hui Koon Ying.  He played a Chinese opera theater laborer 
who supported the opera troupe with his diva brother Hui Koon Ying, 
unfortunately they were unable to in the end.  He revealed that he 
"argued" with Willie Chan Chi Keung due to the size of the role, "That's 
right, earlier Juno said to me that there was a story for me and Hui Koon 
Ying, only in the end he was forced to make some changes.  It was somewhat 
regrettable.  Later when I found out that my role was so small, I really 
argued with them.  However Chan Chi Keung thoughtfully explained the 
reason to me and convinced me, so I made it!"

Rating of Juno: Past vampire films were a little scary, at suitable 
moment they would have comedy.  This time when I heard Juno talk about 
how he wanted to make it, I thought kid are you for real, thinking to 
make it like this?  In the end he succeeded!

Nina Paw: God Class Pressure
Character: Housing Estate Housewife Aunt Mui
	Sister Paw has never made ghost films.  At first when the film 
company contacted her she made her refusal known.  Later Juno's 
sincerity changed her mind.  "Juno asked me to meet again, explaining 
that the film theme is about family love, he convinced me!"  Sister Paw's 
performance in the film was breathtaking, in particular the four minute 
scene that was shot in one take in which she talked to herself, cried and 
laughed next to husband Richard Ng Yiu Hong's corpse.  Her inner 
conflict, helplessness, sorrow and anticipation were all completely on 
display.  She absolutely gave a Best Actress class performance.  Speaking 
of the scene, Sister Paw said, "I actually had a lot of pressure from 
playing that scene, the pressure wasn't from unable to perform it but 
because the shot needed a lot of coordination.  I remembered that was the 
only scene for the entire day, the slightest of mistake would keep the 
crew from getting off work."

Rating of Juno: Juno on the set has no temper, in addition he has quite 
a set presence.  He completely doesn't seem like a first time director.  
In addition when he talks to me about the script his voice is very low, 
very gentle and very irresistible.

Kara Hui: Worries Vanish
Character: Crazy Lady Ah Fung
	Winning the Best Actress award with AT THE END OF DAYBREAK (SUM 
MOR), Sister Siu Hung was well versed with thoroughly exhausting 
performance.  In the film she originally was a happy young wife, one day 
three murders took place at home and she was driven to madness from the 
chilling scene.  She took her ailing son and left the murder scene home.  
That emotion of having a home that she could not return to was all over 
her face.  Actually Sister Siu Hung had her reservation about Juno at 
first.  "At first Willie called me, saying that his godson was directing 
for the first time and asking me to help.  I said no problem.  Then when 
I went to the office I realized that he was Juno, I went in heart, huh 
can he do it?"  Yet after two days, all the suspicion was swept away.

Rating of Juno: He is very certain about what he wants and what he wants 
to shoot, after the first two days I was already completely at ease with 
him.

2. MING PAO DAILY, NOVEMBER 3 2013, FILM WORDS
CHINA STYLE BLUE JASMINE

	Nowadays film viewers are lucky, with many channels to watch 
films.  They can even randomly take a mobile phone to watch a movie or 
shoot video, the variety of film festival and retrospectives are 
countless.  Yet they are so frequent that they become lost in the 
confusion, they also have the trouble of unable to watching them all.  
The 10th Hong Kong Asian Film Festival has opened, the Cinematic Legacy 
of East Europe is taking place, and the China Film Panorama 2013 will 
unveil tomorrow on Monday.

FENG SHUI: Rich And Touching
	Like in past years, this year's China Film Panorama is mixed.  
Honestly some films are unbearable, luckily it always has good 
alternative films that perform decently but are unable to be distributed 
in the market.  This time the opening film FENG SHUI is made 
outstandingly.  A Wuhan family is lucky enough to make into a new home, 
but for ten years it has had nothing but bad luck.  Some feels that the 
new home is located in thre cursed Feng Shui spots, hence the English 
film title is FENG SHUI.
	This film is not promoting superstition, drastically different 
from Hong Kong Feng Shui films.  Fortunately its realistic and detailed 
depictions are full of drama with both sorrow and joy, involving affairs, 
couple cold war, mother and son relationship, director Wang Jing and 
screen writer Wu Nan made the film rich and touching.  The most 
outstanding is lead actress Yan Bingyan.  As the market beauty with a 
strong personality, she also develops a relationship with a mob boss.  
Wonderfully her relationship with her husband and son coincidentally is 
very similar to Cate Blanchett's in Woody Allen's new film BLUE JASMINE.  
Although one is in China and the other in the U.S. and one rich and the
other poor, they both hold their own.  I feel FENG SHUI that is made a 
year earlier is even better.  Although it is not necessary the "Best 
National Film of 2012", it indeed is one of the best Chinese films.
	In the China Film Panorama CAMEL CARAVAN is a decent Chinese 
Western.  As for the Taiwan Golden Horse surprise winner BEIJING BLUES, 
I still have not seen it yet and will discuss further after watching.
(Three and a half out of five stars)

BABY BLUES Recycles Old ideas And Lacks Surprising
	Hong Kong film BABY BLUES (NGAI YING) is veteran director Leong 
Po-Chih's return after a long hiatus.  This Hong Kong television industry 
elder who grew up in England jumped to the film industry as early as 1976 
when he and Josephine Siao Fong Fong worked together on JUMPING ASH 
(TIU FUI), a new style police film that was both a commercial and 
critical hit with her, Ga Lun, Chan Wai Man and others.  It could be said 
as the forefather of the Hong Kong film new wave.  Since then he directed 
FOXBAT (WU FOOK), SUPER FOOL (LUNG GUM WAI), BANANA COP (YIN LUN PEI PA), 
HONG KONG 1941 (DUNG DOI LAI MING), KEEP ON DANCING (GAI JOOK TIU MO) 
and other films.
	Raymond Lam Fung, Janelle Sing Kwan, Kate Tsui Tsz Shan, Karena 
Ng Chin Yu, Lo Hoi Pang, Irene Wan Bik Ha starred in the horror film BABY 
BLUES, which displayed Leong Po-Chih's still agile technique.  However 
its subject of a haunted house toy doll that leads to a series of tragedy 
has been made in many foreign films, recycling it obviously is not 
surprising enough and is impractical.  The story and the record industry 
creating a "murder song" that keeps on leading to deaths is inspired by 
the German film GLOOMY SUNDAY.  Unfortunately it is hard to be truly 
heart pounding.  BABY BLUES' performance is lacking, but it makes me 
miss that touching and twisting European nostalgia film.  I also cannot 
help but reminisce the Wanchai Cine Art cinema that exclusively shown 
the film.  (Two out of five stars) - SHEK KEI


[ In Production Now/Soon ]

NAKED AMBITION 2
  Can : HO CHING 2 
  Lit : Bold Love 2
    d. Lee Kung Lok
    Chapman To Man Jat, Josie Ho Chiu Yi, Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung,
      Anri Okita, Maiko Yuki, Kana Yume
      Nozomi Aso, Tsukasa Aoi, Yui Tatsumi, Taka Kato

OVERHEARD 3
  Can : Sit Ting Fung Won 3
  Lit : Surveillance Storm 3
    d. Alan Mak Siu Fong, Felix Chong Man Keung
    Sean Lau Ching Wan, Louis Koo Tin Lok, Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho),
      Alex Fong Chung Shun, Gordon Lam Ka Tung,
      Dominic Lam Ka Wa, Kenneth Tsang Kong, Ng Ming Tat, 

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Lok Kam Keung is the leader of New Territories, Hong Kong's largest 
  squire group the Lok clan.  He leads his three brothers in the 
  expansion of the Luk Group and attempt to monopolize the New
  Territories and even all of Hong Kong's housing properties.  With the 
  assistance of Mainland wealthy's funding he spreads the Lok family's 
  turf and even uses violence to recover lands to build properties on...

  Can : Bo Fung Yu
  Lit : Storm
    Huang Xiaoming, Fiona Sit Hoi Kei

  Can : Long Long Cafe
    Liu Kai Chi, Candy Lo Hau Yam,
      Jeana Ho Pui Yu, Shirley Yim (Suet Lei), Edward Chui Woei Dong

DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART 2
  Can : Dan Sun Nam Nui 2
  Lit : Single Man Woman 2
    d. Johnnie To Kei Fung
    Gao Yuanyuan, Louis Koo Tin Lok,
      Miriam Yeung Chin Wa, Vic Chou Yu Man

  Can : Dim Dui Dim
  Lit : Point To Point
    d. Wong Ho Yin
    Moses Chan Ho, Susan Shaw Yam Yam

LAN KWAI FONG 3
  Can : HEI OI YEH PO 3
    d. Wilson Chin Kwok Wai
    Whitney Hui Yik Nei, Ava Yu Kiu, Jeana Ho Pui Yu, 
      Celia Kwok Wing Yi, Alex Lam Tak Shun, Jason Chan Pak Yu, 
      Christine Ng Wing Mei, Charles Ying Cheung Yau, Bob Lam Sing Bun, 
      Connie Man Hoi Ling, Calinda Chan Yuen Wai,
      Barbie Liu (Ha Wai Yu), Karen Lam Chi Ka

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  On a weekend evening in 2013, Sara, Jeana and Papa gather at Lan Kwai 
  Fong and march into night spots with swagger.

  With her foreign girl personality, Jolie's companions resemble the 
  United Nations.  Frequently changing, she refuses to seriously date.  
  Night spot boss lady and cousin May spoils her and constantly plays 
  matchmaker wit her and night spot manager Jacky.  Although he already 
  has a live in girlfriend Jeana, their relationship has already turned 
  into purely roommates.  Jacky grows fond of Jolie due to her
  resemblance to his former girlfriend......

ALL'S WELL ENDS WELL 2014
  Can : Luk Fuk Lum Moon
  Lit : Six Fortunes At the Door
    d. Vincent Kok Tak Siu
    Sandra Ng Kwan Yu, Eric Tsang Chi Wai, Raymond Wong Pak Ming, 
      Karena Ng Chin Yu,

HORSEPLAY
  Can : Fan Ma Gei
  Lit : Horse Selling Biography
    d. Lee Chi Ngai
    Tony Leung Ka Fai, Dior Cheng Yi Kin, 
      Kelly Chen Wai Lam, Eric Tsang Chi Wai, 
      Wong Cho Lam Liu Kai Chi

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  A multi-faced thief, an attractive reporter and a washout detective are
  all on the roller-coaster trail in Prague of a valueless antique horse.

ZOMBIE FIGHT CLUB
    d. Joe Chien
    Andy Tien (On Chi Kit), Philip Ng Won Lung, 
      Jessica Cambensy, Jack Kao, Michael Wong Man Tak, 
      Terence Yin, Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung, Candy Yuen 

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  It’s the end of the Century, at a corner of the city in a building
  riddled with crime......Everyone in the building has turned into
  zombies. After Jenny’s boyfriend was killed in a zombie attack, she
  faces the challenge of surviving in the face of adversity. In order to
  stay alive she struggles with Andy to flee danger.

  The originally kind and warm hearted chemistry teacher, after the kayos
  has broken out is now the zombie leader and has transformed into a
  cruel, vicious and selfish character. 

  Violent activists match prisoners against zombies in a malicious
  killing game, the good side of humanity has seemingly all but vanished.
  Now that all order is lost, how will humans create a new century? A
  world of uncertainty awaits : The end? Hope? Or Death?

  Can : Oi. Chum. Mai.
  Lit : Love. Seek. Mystery.
    d. Chip Tsao (To Kit)
    Tsui Tin Yau, Joy Sing Long Hei, 
      Candy Law Lam, Kelvin Kwan Chor Yiu

DELETE
  Can : Delete Oi Yun
  Lit : Delete Lover
    d. Patrick Kong (Yip Lim Sum)
    Michael Hui Koon Man, Wong Cho Nam, 
      Ivana Wong Yuen Chi, Alex Fong Lik Sun, 
      Nancy Sit Ka Yin, Yuen Qiu 
      Jacqueline Chong Si Man, Shiga Lin Si Nga, 
      Lung Siu Kwan, Jinny Ng Yeuk Hei,
      Justin Cheung Kin Sing, Michael Wong Man Tak, 
      May Chen Ka Kai, Bonnie Xian Seli, 

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  So Po-Wing considers himself being underappreciated. He works at “Get
  Rich Now Consultants Limited” founded by “The Godfather of MLM” Fat Ma.
  Wing’s colleagues often steal his ideas, bringing his career to a dead
  end. 

  Wing also has a mother who treats him as cash cow, and an injurious
  friend Wah-Dee who often embroils him into trouble.  Despite all the
  negativity, Wing has a gentle and virtuous childhood sweetheart, Bobo
  Chung, who always comforts him when he is dejected. He always vents his
  grievance to her, as he believes Bobo will never leave him for the
  world.

  Wing receives a weird text message one day, saying: Ever thought of
  deleting those you dislike? Forward this message to a friend. Wish your
  wish comes true!

  On Wing’s birthday, Fat Ma fires him with some ridiculous reasons. Wing
  is aggrieved and accidentally kills Fat Ma in the quarrel, and disposes
  his body in the boot of Fat Ma’s car. But when Wing returns to the
  office, he is shocked to find his colleagues addressing an imposing
  foreigner Boss Ma. Wing goes back and sneaks to take a look in the
  boot, only to find it empty! 

  As the story continues, how would Wing use this incredible superpower
  to change his life?

  Will Wing live a perfect life happily ever after?

  The story has only just begun...

RISE OF THE LEGEND
  Can : Wong Fei Hung ji Ying Hung Yau Mung
  Lit : Wong Fei Hung: Heroes Have Dreams
    d. Roy Chow Hin Hung
    Sammo Hung Kam Bo, Eddie Peng Yu-Yen, Wong Cho Nam,
      Wang Luodan, Jing Boran, Max Zhang Jin, Angelababy (Yang Ying)

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  In the late Qing Dynasty, a young man called Wong Fei Hung rises up
  against corruption and injustice to become a master of his time and an
  everlasting legend in the world of martial arts.

THE CROSSING
  Can : Tai Ping Lun
  Lit : Peace Ferry
    d. John Woo (Ng Yu Sum)
    Takeshi Kaneshiro, Zhang Ziyi, Song Hye-Kyo, Huang Xiaoming, 
       Bowie Lam Bo Yi, Masami Nagasawa, Tong Dawei, Angeles Woo (Ng Fei Ha)

LOST ON A RED MINIBUS TO TAIPO
  Can : Na Yeh Ning Sun, Ngor Jor Seung Liu Wong Gok Hoi Wong Dai Bo Dik 
        Hung Van
    d. Fruit Chan Gor
    Wong Yau Nam, Tsui Tin Yau, Janice Man Wing Shan, 
      Sam Lee Chan Sam, Simon Yam Tat Wa, Wai Ying Hung, 
      Lam Suet, Jacqueline Chong Si Man

HONG KONG UNDERCOVER COP
  Can : Mang Lung Dut Gwing
  Lit : Mighty Dragon Special Epic Fail
    d. Mark Wu Yiu Fai
    Ronald Cheng Chung Kei, Ava Yu Kiu, Jacqueline Chong Si Man, 
      Sukie Shek Wing Lei, Angelina Zhang (Cheung Woon Nga), 
      Mark Wu Yiu Fai

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Dragon Lau and Charlie Mang are old time buddies who have lost contact
  for many years. They have gone separate roads – being an undercover cop
  in gangster and an extra respectively, but their lives are both
  thwarted. Charlie dreams of gaining fame in the male pageant TV show,
  while Dragon determines to prove himself a good cop by solving a major
  case. They reunite for a “substitute case” that involves the son of the
  richest man in town, and are being hunt down...

I SELL LOVE
  Can : Fan Mai Oi
    d. Kevin Chu Ka Won
  Liu Kai Chi, Rose Chan Ka Wun, Pakho Chau, 
    Mimi Kung Chi Yan, Adrian Wong Chi Ching, 
    Judy Chu Fung Han, Shirley Yim

KUNG FU KILLER
  AKA : LAST OF THE BEST
  Can : Yut Gor Yun Dik Mo Lum
  Lit : The Martial Art World Of One Person
    d. Teddy Chan Tak Sum
    Donnie Yen Chi Tan, Charlie Yeung Choi Nei,
      Wang Baoqiang, Bai Bing, Deep Ng Ho Hong, 
      John Chiang Dai Wai, Raymond Chow Man Wai

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  A vicious killer is going round Hong Kong killing top martial arts
  exponents. When convicted killer and kung fu expert, Xia hears of this,
  he offers to help the police catch the killer, in return for his
  freedom. However, the canny and lethal killer eludes them again and
  again. Although the latter has made it quite clear that Xia would be
  his ultimate challenge, Xia refuses to be drawn into a life or death
  duel – until the killer threatens the woman he loves most.

  Can : Meng Lan Sun Gung
    d. Nick Cheung Ka Fai
    Nick Cheung Ka Fai, Carrie Ng Ka Lai, Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau), Lam Wai

    d. Raymond Yip Wai Man
    Oscar Leung Lit Wai, Aarif Rahman (Lee Chi Ting),
      Janice Man Wing Shan, Bob Lam Sing Bun

  Can : But Oi But San
  Lit : No Love No Break Up
    Stephy Tang Lai Yan, William So Wing Hong, 
      He Jiong, Luo Xinyue, Zhao Rong

---
[ NOW SHOWING ]

KICK ASS GIRLS
  Can : Bau 3 Chiu Giu Wa
  Lit : Explosive 3 Angels
    d. Cheuk Wan Chi
    Chrissie Chau Sau Na, Hidy Yu Hiu Tung,
      DaDa Lo Chung Chi, Tsui Tin Yau, 
      Chris Tong Bingyu, Emily Lim (Lam Pui Kei), 
      La Ying, King Chiu King Ho, Gu Youming
  Opening November 7 2013   

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Bao co-founds a boxing gym with her intimate friend TT. But their
  friendship is broken over a boyfriend. Bao invites Miu to be the real
  precedent of “Girl Boxing Company”. They intend to attract male
  customers with their beauty. TT with grudge comes back and makes
  trouble. Meanwhile, the mystery Lady Zhuge is looking for female
  bodyguards for her business trip in Malaysia. Three girls decide to
  protect her for the generous rewards. Beyond their expectations, they
  are sold by human traffickers and forced to participate in the
  underground boxing games held by a local gang...

-197 DEGREE CELISUS MURDER
  Can : Bing Lor Sat
  Lit : Ice Naked Murder
  AKA : A CHILLING COSPLAY
  Can : Sai Fook
  Lit : Uniform
    d. Wang Guangli
    Simon Yam Tat Wa, Vivian Hsu (Tsui Yeuk Suen), 
      Ying Er, Yuan Hong, Chen Sichng, Wu Yue, O.D., Li Ai,  
      Winnie Leung Man Yi, Wu Qingqing
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 92 mins.
  Opening November 7 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Susanna, a young and rich lady, was found mysteriously murdered in an
  abandoned hospital building. Since the victim had left an inheritance
  of ten billion dollars, Inspector Wayne took charge of the case and
  started to investigate all the related trails and people like David,
  Susanna’s husband and Vincent, the insurance agent.  Subsequently,
  another rich lady was found dead at the beach also with cosplay
  dress-up and heavy make-up.  She was murdered in the same way as
  Susanna, with her lungs seriously frostbitten but the murder weapon was
  still a mystery. However, the modus operandi suggested that these two
  murders were committed by a serial killer. 

  During the investigation, Wayne got to know Jeana, a common friend of
  the two victims and accidentally came across an old photograph where
  Jeana attended a “Cosplay” event together with the victims long time
  ago. To everyone’s astonishment, the dress-ups of both victims were
  exactly the same as when their dead bodies were found. This crucial
  finding had put Jeana in danger. 

  Upon further investigation, the police arrested Bill, a tailor
  specialized in making nostalgic “Cosplay” dresses, as the prime
  suspect. While Wayne thought the case would have come to an end, the
  third murder perpetrated. The victim was Rosa, Jeana’s sister-in-law.
  Wayne had run into a dad end. 

  In a cold storage, an ice pick was fiercely plunged into a picture of
  Jeana. Why did the killer target on Jeana and the other victims? What
  was the deep hatred between them? Who was the killer then...

LIBRARY WARS
  Can : Toh Shu Guoon Jin Jung
    d. Shinsuke Sato
    Junichi Okada, Nana Eikura
  Opening November 7 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG]
  The government in order to correct people's thinking set a "Media 
  Betterment Act".  Printed material must pass the Media Betterment
  Committee's inspection before release; the Library Defense Force that 
  persists on freedom of written ideas is the only ones who can protect 
  libraries, as all "banned books" can only be displayed in libraries.  
  Meanwhile, the MBC and the Library continue their tug of war.  
  Gradually the struggle goes from text to battles as both sides develop 
  their own forces......

HWAYI
  Can : Mor Tung Sat Sau
  Lit : Demon Child Killer
    d. Jang Joon-Hwan
    Kim Yun-Seok, Yeo Jin-Goo,
  Rating : III
  Opening November 7 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Innocent youth Hwayi has five vicious criminal "fathers".  They are 
  known as the "White Sun Fiends" who for years have been committing 
  crimes and kill at the bat of the eye.  Leader Seok-Tae and the others 
  raise Hwayi and teach him a variety of criminal abilities.  On his 
  first murder, Hawyi's childhood demons are awaken...

NOBODY'S HOME
    d. Deniz Akcay Katiksiz
    Ahu Turkpence, Lale Basar, Savas Alp Basar, Melis Ebeler
  Length : 81 mins.
  Opening November 7 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/Nobody_s_Home.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Director Deniz Akcay Katiksiz lost her father as a teenager and went
  through years of therapy to find closure. She draws from her own
  experience to write and direct this poignant drama about how a family
  changes after the death of the father. The psychology and dynamics of
  the household become tense and unstable as members struggle to cope
  with the grief and adjust to new roles. The oldest daughter is pushed
  by her needy mother to shoulder the household. The teenage son goes
  awry trying to take charge while the youngest daughter feels
  increasingly alienated from the family.

ONE EVENING AFTER THE WAR
    d. RithyPanh
    CheaLyda Chan, NarithRoeun, PengPhan, RathaKeo
  Length : 108 mins.
  Opening November 5 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/rithy/One_Evening_After_the_War.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  August, 1992. Soldier Savannah returns to civilian life after four
  years of fighting the Khmer Rouge. Having lost most of his family
  during the Cambodian Civil War, Savannah now lives in Phnom Penh among
  haunted people struggling for normalcy. Yet he still feels hope, and
  begins a romance with the disillusioned Srey Poeuv, a 19 year-old bar
  girl and prostitute buried in debt. Savannah enters into a pact with
  Srey Poeuv to never again sell their bodies, but the wounds they share
  may be too deep to overcome. Working from an original screenplay
  co-written with ÈveDeboise, Rithy Panh brings his insight as a
  documentarian to this social drama about life in post-war Cambodia.

QISSA
    d. Anup Singh
    Irrfan Khan, Tillotama Shome, Raskika Dugal, Tisca Chopra
  Length : 109 mins.
  Opening November 5 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/Qissa.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTVIAL ]
  Umber is a Sikh who was forced to leave his village due to ethnic
  cleansing during the Partition of India in 1947. As he tries to rebuild
  a new life with his family, Umber becomes so obsessed with having a son
  that he convinces himself and the world that his fourth daughter is
  actually a son. Even when Umber’s “son” displays physical feminine
  qualities, Umber refuses to acknowledge her real identity. A story of
  individualism versus traditional values and gender identities in a
  society driven by strong traditional values, Anup Singh’s family drama
  will surely spark conversations long after the film is over. . .

KARAOKE GIRL
    d. Visra Vichit Vadakan
    Sa Sittijun, Supavich Mepremwattana
  Length : 77 mins.
  Opening November 4 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/Karaoke_Girl.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  A unique combination of documentary and fiction film, Karaoke Girl
  follows Sa Sittijun, who at fifteen went to work at a factory in
  Bangkok, but three years later decided to sell her body in order to
  support her family. Four years later, she met writer-director Visra
  Vichit Vadakan, who “cast” her in Karaoke Girl, sensitively documenting
  Sa’s life as a sex worker while warmly exploring her poor family and
  rustic origins. Meanwhile, Sa participates in Vadakan’s scripted
  narrative, which depicts Sa’s bittersweet search for real love between
  her daily toils. Sa Sittijun displays natural poise playing a
  fictionalized version of herself in this assured and illuminating first
  feature from Visra Vichit Vadakan.

THE MISSING PICTURE
    d. RithyPanh
  Length : 90 mins.
  Opening November 4 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/rithy/The_Missing_Picture.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Winner of the top prize in the Un Certain Regard section of the 2013
  Cannes Film Festival, The Missing Picture is a haunting and undeniably
  bold documentary about the Cambodia genocide. The film depicts the
  teenage years of director RithyPanh, when his family suffered horribly
  beneath Pol Pot’s dictatorial regime. The picture, however, is
  “missing”. The only filmed images that exist from those years are Khmer
  Rouge propaganda, so Panh uses clay figures as stand-ins for himself,
  and also many Cambodians who would suffer atrocities at the Khmer
  Rouge’s hands. As a harrowing memoir of an oppressed people and a
  cinema experiment in representation, The Missing Picture is worthy of
  all its accolades, both past and forthcoming.

INTRUDER
    d. Noh Young-Seok
    Jun Suk-Ho, Oh Tae-Kyung
  Length : 99 mins.
  Opening November 3 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/midnight/Intruders.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ] 
  Indie director Noh Young-seok made a splash on the festival circuit
  five years ago with his debut effort Daytime Drinking. His satirical
  sophomore feature raises the stakes to a tense cabin-in-the-woods dark
  comedy filled with deadpan humor, deadly suspense and political
  undertones. A screenwriter heads to a resort deep in the snow-covered
  mountains for some alone time to finish his script, but strange and
  unexpected visitors keep showing up to disturb and possibly endanger
  him. When bodies are found in the woods, he realizes too late that the
  answer has been in front of him all along.

LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH
    d. Aditya Assarat, Royston Tan, Midi Z, Sun Koh, 
      Tan Chui Mui, Tsai Ming-Liang
  Huang Lu, Lee Kang Sheng
  Length : 105 mins.
  Opening November 3 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/Letters_from_the_south.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Six directors, six stories about the Chinese diaspora in Southeast
  Asia. Two cousins, one Thai and one Chinese, reunite in Bangkok in
  Aditya Assarat's young and wistful Now Now Now. Royston Tan's short
  explores the meaning behind one Singapore family's tradition of making
  Popiah, a spring roll eaten on the Qingming Festival. A woman visits
  her dying grandfather in the Burmese countryside in Midi Z's Burial
  Clothes. In Sun Koh's Singapore Panda, a veteran radio announcer faces
  changes at work after his station gets bought out. Malaysian director
  Tan Chui Mui converses with a ghost of the past in A Night in Malacca,
  and Tsai Ming-liang reflects on his Malaysian hometown of Kuching in
  Walking on Water.

GREATFUL DEAD
    d. Eiji Uchida
    Kumi Takiuchi, Takashi Sasano
  Length : 97 mins.
  Opening November 3 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/midnight/Greatful_Dead.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Abandoned by her philanthropy-obsessed mother and left alone by her
  suicidal father at a young age, Nami naturally grew up a little
  off-kilter. Obsessed with loneliness, her main hobby is spying on other
  lonely, anti-social introverts, whom she calls "solitarians." Her
  latest solitarian target: An old man who spends his time at home
  watching pornography. Nami grows progressively obsessed with the old
  man, and she soon crosses the line from peeping tom to kidnapper.
  Dealing with issues like religion, isolation, fetishes and even Japan's
  aging society, the latest film from Brazil-born Eiji Uchida is a wild
  genre mishmash that will make you laugh and keep you at the edge of
  your seats.

PRINCESS SAKURA: FORBIDDEN PLEASURES
    d. Hajime Hashimoto
    Kyoko Hinami, Munetaka Aoki, Denden
  Length : 96 mins.
  Opening November 3 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/midnight/Princess_Sakura_Forbidden_Pleasure.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ] 
  The Japanese jidaigeki (period swordplay) genre gets an erotic twist
  with this wildly entertaining film. Model Hinami Kyoko stars as Sakura,
  a princess who is raped one night by a mysterious man. Despite only
  recognizing him by his tattoo, Sakura falls madly in love with her
  attacker, even to the point of getting the same tattoo as him. Soon,
  Sakura gives up her life of luxury and becomes a prostitute. Based on
  the kabuki play Sakurahime Azuma Bunsho, director Hashimoto Hajime’s
  experimental reinvention of this classic story of love and obsession
  comes with plenty of style and (very) dark humor.

MISS ZOMBIE
    d. SABU (Hiroyuki Tanaka)
    Ayaka Komatsu, Makoto Togashi, Toru Tezuka
  Length : 85 mins.
  Opening November 3 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/midnight/Miss_Zombie.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Imagine a zombie film in which the human characters are bigger monsters
  than the zombie. The latest film from director SABU (Bunny Drop,
  Postman Blues) is a gritty, black-and-white horror drama set in a world
  in which zombies can be sold as commodities. One day, one of these
  zombies, a scarred shell of a beautiful woman named Sara, is delivered
  to the Teramoto family. Working as a maid, Sara is ultimately exploited
  as a sex tool for the father and becomes the target of the mother’s
  scorn. SABU offers a refreshing twist to a familiar genre, making his
  zombie the most sympathetic character in this disturbing and
  surprisingly touching film.

BLACK SQUARE
    d. Hiroshi Okuhara
    Hideo Nakaizumi, Dan Hong
  Length : 141 mins.
  Opening November 3 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/Black_Square.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Eight years since his last movies, this New Currents winner of the
  Busan International Film Festival chose to set his latest film at an
  artists’ village on the outskirts of Beijing. Painter Zhao-Ping is led
  by a mysterious black object floating in the sky to a man he does not
  know. Who is he? Zhao-Ping sifts through memories of his distant past.
  Eventually, his younger sister Lihua also joins the search...A
  romantic film by a Japanese director that was shot entirely in Chinese
  and on location in Beijing. Cast and crew members who supported the
  project came together from Japan and China, fulfilling a collaboration
  with an abundantly handmade feel.

BOUNDLESS
  Can : Mo Ngai: To Kei Fung Dik Din Ying Sai Gai
  Lit : Boundless: Johnnie To's Film World
    d. Ferris Lin (Lam Chak Chau)
    Johnnie To Kei Fung, Sylvia Chang (Cheung Ngai Ga), 
      Sean Lau Ching Wan, Louis Koo Tin Lok, 
      Sammi Cheng Sau Man, Andy Lau Tak Wa, Simon Yam Tat Wa
  Length : 95 mins.
  Opening November 2 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival 
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/hkfilm/Boundless.html

[ HONG KONG ASINA FILM FESTIVAL ]
  As Hong Kong's foremost filmmaker, Johnnie To himself becomes the
  protagonist of this painstaking documentary exploring him and his
  Boundless world of film. A film student from Beijing and avid Johnnie
  To fan, Ferris Lin boldly approached To with a proposal to document the
  master director for his graduation thesis. To agreed immediately and
  Lin's camera closely followed him for over two years, capturing the man
  behind the movies and the myths. The result is Boundless, a candid
  profile of one of Hong Kong's greatest directors and a heartfelt love
  letter to Hong Kong cinema.

OMAR
  Can : Ming Won Joi Fan Cheung
  Lit : Fate Goes Over The Wall
    d. Hany Abu-Assad
    Adam Bakri, Waleed Zuaiter
  Length : 98 mins.
  Opening November 2 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/cineaste/Omar.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Director Hany Abu-Assad’s first Palestinian feature since his acclaimed
  suicide bomber drama Paradise Now (2005), this Un Certain Regard
  Special Jury Prize winner again throws its audience into the thick of a
  gut-wrenching tale of love, honour and betrayal in the Middle East. The
  young and handsome Omar is a West Bank revolutionary aspiring to fight
  off the Israeli military occupation. But while he is captured one day
  and put in jail for the senseless murder of a soldier he committed with
  two childhood friends and accomplices, a suspicion of treachery – if
  not also the persistent threat of violence – soon plunges the freedom
  fighter into a downward spiral of physical and emotional torture. Is
  there really a stoolpigeon in their mix – and who could it be? The
  outrageous ending alone will blow you away.

STRAY DOGS
  Can : Gau Yau
    d. Tsai Ming Liang
    Lee Kang Sheng, Yang Kuei Mei
  Length : 138 mins.
  Opening November 2 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/gala/Stray_Dogs.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Tsai Ming Liang won the Golden Lion at Venice in 1994 with his second
  feature, Vive L’Amour. After almost two decades and a distinguished
  career as one of world’s preeminent auteurs, it seems only fitting that
  the Malaysian-born, Taiwanese filmmaker would pick up the Grand Jury
  Prize at the same festival with possibly his swan song, Stray Dogs.
  Tsai regular Lee Kang-Sheng plays an impoverished Taipei man who holds
  up advertising placards by day and lives in a deserted building with
  his two children by night. A kind-hearted supermarket staff helps out
  the kids, although things take a subsequent turn for the surreal as
  hints of regret and loss flood into the film. Its pair of
  ten-minute-plus final shots provide a haunting and strangely emotional
  conclusion to an oeuvre that, even when considered as part of the Slow
  Cinema movement, stands as one of a kind.

THE LUNCHBOX
    d. Ritesh Batra
    Irrfan Khan, Nimrat Kaur
  Length : 104 mins.
  Opening November 2 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/newtalent/The_Lunchbox.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Already hailed by many as one of the most charming Indian dramas in
  recent years, writer-director Ritesh Batra’s Mumbai-set debut tells the
  story of two lonely souls who are coincidentally connected over a
  mix-up in lunchbox service. Saajan is a grouchy and withdrawn widower
  who’s counting his days to retirement after 35 years in a joyless job;
  Ila, meanwhile, is a sad and neglected housewife despite being a wizard
  of a cook. As the pair of strangers begin pouring their hearts out to
  each other in the hand-written notes they hide in the wrongly delivered
  lunchbox every day, the film gently reveals itself to be a
  heart-warming tale on the sorrows of aging and the redemptive value of
  human connection. And as the characters whimsically suggest: sometimes
  the wrong train might just get you to the right station.

WHY DON'T YOU PLAY IN HELL
    d. Sion Sono
    Jun Kunimura, Shinichi Tsutsumi, Hiroki Hasegawa, Fumi Nikaido
  Length : 126 mins.
  Opening November 2 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/midnight/Why_Don_t_You_Play_in_Hell.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Sion Sono pays tribute to movie magic with a wild, blood-soaked comedy
  that the filmmaker calls a “requiem to 35mm film.” Ten years after a
  gangland massacre derails Mitsuko’s child star career, her father Muto
  attempts to give her a long-awaited comeback by casting her as the lead
  of an indie film. However, Mitsuko takes off in the middle of the shoot
  and massacre survivor Ikegami (Tsutsumi Shinichi) is back to take
  revenge. Now, it’s up to the film crew to bring Mitsuko back and finish
  the film – while trapped in the middle of a yakuza war. Filled with
  maniacal murderers and equally crazy filmmakers, Why Don’t You Play in
  Hell is easily Sono’s most playful film since Love Exposure.

COMRADE KIM GOES FLYING
  Can : Siu Gum Tung Ji Seung Yiu Fei
  Lit : Little Kim Comrade Wants To Fly
    d. Kim Gwang Hun, Anja Daelemans, Nicholas Bonner
    Han Jong Sim, Pak Chung Guk
  Length : 81 mins.
  Opening November 1 2013
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/Comrade_Kim_goes_Flying.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Comrade Kim Goes Flying is a fairytale in more ways than one. This is
  an unprecedented collaboration between three directors (one British,
  one Belgian, one North Korean) and countless North Korean colleagues
  who through belief and sheer force of will brought this Disney-esque
  tale to the screen. Professional circus performer Han Jong-sim
  underwent intense acting training to play Kim Yong-mi, a 28 year-old
  coal miner who gave up her dreams of being an acrobat to toil in the
  mines. But when she travels to Pyongyang, she’s instantly enchanted by
  the circus big top, the thrill of the trapeze, and the attentions of
  hunky acrobat Pak Jang-phil (Pak-Chung-guk). The feel-good movie of the
  year – for audiences and filmmakers alike!

PAPER CANNOT WRAP UP EMBERS
    d. RithyPanh
  Length : 91 mins.
  Opening October 30 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/rithy/Paper_Cannot_Wrap_Up_Embers.html

[ HONG KGON ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  RithyPanh’s Paper Cannot Wrap Up Embers is a revealing and sometimes
  cruelly honest documentary about lives that have become dehumanizing
  routine. Panh illuminates a lesser-seen, but not less vital segment of
  the Cambodian people, as he and his documentary crew follow
  disillusioned prostitutes living and working in Phnom Penh. Similar to
  S21: The Khmer Rouge Death Machine, Panh’s style is neither didactic
  nor lecturing but is instead a tapestry woven by his subjects as they
  reenact and comment on their daily drudgery. Serving as a silent
  witness, Panh’s camera nor his crew ever interfere, allowing these
  marginalized women to create their own indelible document.

A COMPLICATED STORY
  Can : Yut Gor Fook Jap Goo Si
    d. Kiwi Chow Koon Wai
    Jacqueline Zhu Zhiying, Jacky Cheung Hok Yau,
      Stephanie Che Yuen Yuen, Zi Yi,
      Deanie Ip Tak Han, Lo Hoi Pang, John Shum Kin Fun
  Length : 109 mins.
  Opening October 29 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival 
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/hkfilm/A_Complicated_Story.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Needing money for her brother’s medical treatment, Liu Yaziagrees to
  become a surrogate mother for a mysterious benefactor. But when the
  contract is suddenly terminated, she disappears in a whirlwind, taking
  the unborn child and leaving former acquaintances, spurned lovers and
  secret admirers seeking her desperately.

MAY WE CHAT
  AKA : WHAT'S UP GIRL
  AKA : LONELY FIFTEEN 2013
  Can : Lan Mui Jai 2013 ji Mei Gau Siu Nui
    d. Philip Yung Tsz Kwong
    Irene Wan Bik Ha, Mak Tak Woh, 
      Rainky Wai Yu Yui, Heidi Lee Jing Yi, 
      Kabby Hui Nga Ting, Dominic Ho Ho Man, 
  Length : 98 mins.
  Opening October 29 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/hkfilm/May_We_Chat.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Set in the generation of smartphones and web 2.0, the film follows
  three troubled young girls who will do anything to escape their
  stifling lives – even if it means turning to drugs and prostitution.
  The advent of technology may have made communication easier than ever,
  but cautionary tales of misunderstood youths remain as relevant as they
  were two decades ago.

OUR SUNHI
    d. Hong Sang-Soo
    Jung Yu-Mi, Jung Jae-Young, Kim Sang-Joong, Lee Sun-Kyun
  Length : 88 mins.
  Opening October 28 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/cineaste/Our_Sunhi.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Finally making up her mind to go study abroad, film school grad Sunhi
  returns to her alma mater to get a recommendation letter from her
  former professor. She crosses paths with two other directors along the
  way. All three men carry a torch for Sunhi and have their own
  self-absorbed ideas of what's best for her. 

WHEN C GOES TO G7
  Can : Dong C Yu Seung G7
    d. Lawrence Kan Kwan Chun
    Carlos Chan Ka Lok, Yukilovey, 
      Roy Chow Wing Hung, Anjyalia Chan Ka Bo
  Length : 90 mins.
  Opening October 27 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/hkfilm/When_C_goes_to_G7.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  It may only be part of being young, although the protagonists at the
  centre of this local independent feature are all treating their music
  dreams and adolescent romances as if they’re the most important things
  in the world – and who’s to say they’re not? When a heartbroken film
  school graduate, an unemployed UC Berkeley MBA graduate and a junior
  high school student converge at the music instruments store of an
  aspiring musician, quirky thoughts on everything from work and
  education to love and life emerge against a truly catchy soundtrack.
  Relationships end and hopes are occasionally dashed in this episodic
  drama, but few could complain that this isn’t a thoughtful attempt to
  capture the sentiments of growing up in Hong Kong as we know it today.
  A refreshing delight.

CHANTHALY
  Can : Yum Yeung Gai
  Lit : Yin Yang Zone
    d. Mattie Do
    Amphaiphun Phimmapunya, Douangmany Soliphanh
  Length : 98 mins.
  Opening October 27 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/midnight/Chanthaly.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Beautiful and sheltered Chanthalay was raised alone by her
  overprotective father and takes regular medication to ward off a
  hereditary heart condition. But Chanthalay begins to experience visions
  of her dead mother – an impossibility because her mother died in
  childbirth and Chanthalay can’t possibly remember her face. Are the
  visions merely hallucinations induced by Chanthalay’s medication, or is
  her mother trying to communicate from beyond the grave? The first
  feature from director Mattie Do and indeed the first horror film in the
  history of Laos, Chanthaly starts a measured ghost thriller before
  transforming into something more surprising and emotional.

THE SECOND SIGHT 3D
  Can : Yum Won Ngan
  Lit : Dark Soul Eye
    d. Pornchai Hongrattanaporn
    Nawat Kulratanarak, Rhatha Phongam, Jirawtsuntorakul
  Opening October 24 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Jate is born with a pair of "dark soul eyes", all spirit, evil, ghosts 
  appear in front of himself without any place to hide.  He can even see 
  other people's current and previous lives.  To avoid making friends and 
  family uncomfortable, Jate can only keep his ability to himself; only 
  his girlfriend Joom knows about this secret.  One day, Jate witnesses 
  rich girl Kaew in an unusual fatal car accident and with his "dark soul 
  eyes" he sees Kaew's horrifying encounter in the future......

STRAWBERRY NIGHT
  Can : Huet Sik Cho Mui Yeh
  Lit : Blood Colored Strawberry Night
    d. Yuichi Sato
    Yuko Takeuchi, Hidetoshi Nishijima, Takao Osawa, 
      Ryuhei Maruyama, Keisuke Koide, Tomokazu Miura
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 127 mins.
  Opening October 24 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Based on Tetsuya Honda's best selling work INVISIBLE RAIN, a man is 
  murdered and has multiple stab wounds.  The left eye is pierced and 
  the method of killing is the same as the victims months ago.  All three 
  are members of the same gang.  The police classifies the cases as 
  rivalry within the gang, but Reiko Himekawa receives a call that claims 
  the murderer is Kento Yanai.  Her superior orders against investigating 
  Kento Yanai.

DETECTIVE CONAN: PRIVATE EYE IN THE DISTANT SEA
  Can : Ming Jing Tam or Nan: Juet Hoi Dik Jing Tam
    d. Kobun Shizuno
    Japanese Animation
  Rating : IIA
  Length  110 mins.
  Opening October 24 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Conan, Ran, Kogoro Mouri and the young detective team participate in a 
  warship exercise.  Under the demonstration at sea with the Self Defense 
  Forces they witness the extraordinary presence of the air to sea 
  exercise.  At this time, a mysterious enemy suddenly attacks and the 
  exercise turns into a real battle!

ROCKIN' ON HEAVEN'S DOOR
  Can : Yut Lo Ho Rock
    d. Danny Nam Taek-Soo
    Lee Hong-Gi, Baek Jin-Hee, Ma Dong-Seok, Lim Won-Hee
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 100 mins.
  Opening October 14 2013

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  The world famous K-Pop star, Chung-Ui, played by FT Island’s Lee
  Hong-gi, is sentenced to 300 hours of probation after he got into a
  scuffle with a drunk. He serves the time in a hospice where the
  patients drink and smoke but nobody cares! While Chung-Ui lies down on
  a job and tries to escape from Anna, a volunteer supervisor, who
  meddles in every single thing he does, he happened to look over the
  hospice band ‘Phoenix’ practicing. Although the patients all know they
  could die tomorrow, they put their hearts and soul for the band.
  Chung-Ui rediscovers his passion for music, but the question is: would
  selfish Chung-Ui manage to finish the service successfully?

MY LUCKY STAR
  Can : Fei Seung Hung Won
  Lit : Extraordinarily Lucky
    d. Dennie Gordon
    Zhang Ziyi, Wang Leehom, Ruby Lin, Yao Chen, 
      Ada Choi Siu Fun, Ryan Zheng Kai, Terri Kwan Wing
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 113 mins.
  Opening October 10 2013 

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  By chance, under her friend Li and Lu's urging, otaku comic book 
  creator Sophie heads to Singapore and runs into her dream "Bond" man 
  David.  Yet, after a series of stumbles, Sophie messes up "special 
  agent" David's project.  Actually David and his assistant Bo are 
  investigating the whereabouts of the world's largest diamond "lucky 
  star"......

TINY TIMES 2
  Can : Siu Si Doi 2: Ching Muk Si Doi
  Lit : Tiny Times 2: Green Wood Times
    d. Guo Jingming
    Mini Yang Mi, Ko Chen-Tung, Amber Kuo, Rydian Vaughan, 
      Haden Kuo, Xie Yilin, Chen Xuedong, Wang Lin
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 117 mins.
  Opening October 10 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Time flies, Lin Xiao, Gu Li, Nan Xiang, Tong Wanru welcomed their 
  graduation day.  As everyone were busy planning for th future, Gu Li 
  began to prepare for her birthday party.  This annual event, as her 
  awkward past with Nan Xiang's former boyfriend was uncovered, turned 
  into a gathering that will test the relationships between the ladies.

7 DAYS OF HIMAWARI
  Can : Dai Chut Yut Kei Jik
  Lit : The Seventh Day Miracle
    d. Emiko Hiramatsu
    Masato Sakai, Miki Nakatani
  Rating : I
  Length : 104 mins.
  Opening October 10 2013

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  An encounter with a mother dog that lost her sense of trust.

  But we were determined to save that little creature’s life. Based on a
  true story, a deeply moving film filled with tender love.

  That dog has quickly grown in an environment filled with the generous
  love of old couples, but they both died all too soon, the dog was no
  longer loved by humans, and she became all alone. She used her strength
  to survive in the midst of nature and soon give birth of puppies.

  Shoji is employed by the Public Health Center.  Since his wife passed
  away, he has done his best to raise his two children. After
  encountering the solitary mother dog that risks her life to protect her
  puppies, Shoji makes a decision to save the little creature’s life. She
  had completely closed her hearts towards humans, but was given the name
  “Himawari” which means “Sunflower”.

COLD EYES
  Can : Tin Ngan Gun Jung
    d. Cho Ui-Seok, Kim Byung-Seo
    Jung Woo-Sung, Sol Kyung-Gu, Han Hyo-Joo Lee Junho
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 119 mins.
  Opening October 3 2013

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  Ha Yoon-ju who possesses crystal clear memory, keen observation, and
  utmost concentration skills, becomes the newest member to a unit within
  the Korean Police Forces Special Crime Unit (SCU) that specializes in
  surveillance activities on high profile criminals. She is assigned
  under Hwang Sang-jun, the veteran leader of the unit, who is rough,
  reckless, but warmhearted and known for his animal-like senses and
  intuition. The two gradually develop a close partnership when they
  attempt to track down James, who is the cold-hearted leader of an armed
  criminal organization. Using his unmatched intelligence and strategy,
  James manages to evade their radar every time. Now, Hwang Sang-jun and
  Ha Yoon-ju must do everything they can in order to find him and stop
  him...

[ 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.

BUDDY COPS
  Can : Sun Sau Ba Da
  Lit : Holy Beast "Brother"
  AKA : Sun Sau Ying Gaing
  Lit : Holy Beast Cops
    d. Peter Chik Ka Kei
    Michael Tse Tin Wa, Bosco Wong Chung Chak, King Kong, 
      Alice Chan Wai, Kate Tsui Tsz Shan, Vincent Lam Wai, 
      Lisa Cheng Lai Sa, Chin Kar Lok

DOCUMENTARY OF AKB48 - TO BE CONTINUED
  Can : AKB48 Sum Ching Gei Sut 1: Sut Nin Hau Wui Hong Gum Tin
  Lit : AKB48 Heart Journey Documentary 1: Ten Years Later Looking Back At Today 
    d. Eiki Takahashi
    Atsuko Maeda, Yuko Oshima, Yuki Kashiwagi
  Rating : I
  Length : 121 mins.
  Opening September 2013

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  AKB48 looks back on the year of 2012 with their new documentary film.
  Amid the peak of its popularity, Atsuko Maeda, the original member of
  AKB48 who had been Center of the group since its formation, declared
  graduation. Shocked by the news, some cry out of desperation and some
  are worried about the future ahead. August marks an important milestone
  in the history of AKB who made huge success with the grand Tokyo Dome
  concerts. However, it’s immediately followed by Maeda’s graduation.
  Minami Takahashi, the tiny little captain who is going to take up the
  leader job, therefore declared a surprising departure of AKB48 for
  their new goal.

MARY IS HAPPY, MARY IS HAPPY
    d. Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit
    Poonpiriya Patcha, Netjui Chonnikan
  Length : 125 mins.
  Opening November 8 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/Mary_is_Happy.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  An ordinary girl encounters the unexplainable in this bold narrative
  experiment from writer-director Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit. Mary is a
  high school senior due to graduate soon, and she’s already busy dealing
  with love, friendship and general life problems. But now strange and
  seemingly random events are happening to her, and she must make sense
  of her increasingly uncontrollable life before it completely derails.
  Thamrongrattanarit sought a new means of storytelling, and took 410
  consecutive Tweets from an anonymous girl’s Twitter stream as his
  inspiration. Keeping the order and content of the Tweets intact, he
  adapted them into a fictional film, resulting in an original and
  imaginative commentary on the unpredictable nature of contemporary
  life.

DOOMSDAY BOOK
    d. Kim Ji-Woon, Yim Pil-Sung
    Kim Kang-Woo, Bae Doo-Na
  Length : 115 mins.
  Opening November 8 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/Doomsday_Book.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Kim Jee-woon and Yim Pil-sung team up to offer three off-the-wall
  doomsday scenarios in this star-studded sci-fi anthology that
  approaches the collapse of humanity from unexpected angles. In Yim's
  Brave New World, a researcher's bad first date is followed by a virus
  outbreak, then zombie apocalypse. A temple worker robot achieves
  enlightenment in Kim's The Heavenly Creature, but its cognizance is
  viewed as a threat by its makers. Finally, in Happy Birthday, a girl
  and her bickering family hide in a bunker as a world-ending meteorite
  hurls towards earth.

A ROLLING STONE
    d. Shen Ko-Shang
  Length : 54 mins.
  Opening November 9 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/taiwan/A_Rolling_Stone.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Taking the top prize at the 2013 Taipei Film Awards, Shen Ko-Shang's
  documentary delicately chronicles the relationship of a 50-year-old man
  and his autistic 30-year-old son. The two have only each other but they
  can barely communicate. Persevering through the frustrations and
  sacrifices, the father strives to connect with his son and show his art
  to the world. Intimate and observant, A Rolling Stone delves into their
  daily lives and difficulties while maintaining a respectful distance.
  One of Taiwan's promising new-generation filmmakers, Shen has directed
  many well-traveled documentaries and shorts including Baseball Boys and
  segments in the 10+10 and Taipei Factory omnibuses.

SOLITARY JOY
  Length : 67 mins.
  Opening November 9 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/taiwan/Solitary_Joy.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  At once thoughtful and affectionate, director Wang Yen-ni’s documentary
  delves into the work and life of Tong Yang-tze, a pre-eminent
  calligrapher with the heart of a contemporary artist. Born in 1942 and
  initially trained as an oil painter, Tong hasn’t simply transcended the
  essence of the Chinese calligraphy tradition but has also consistently
  pushed its boundaries into the realms of abstract painting, stage
  design, public sculpture, large-scale installation and, with the
  encouragement of her daughter, jewelry design. Titled after one of her
  most renowned series of work, Solitary Joy followed the master at work
  as she juggled quiet moments in her studio and exciting collaborations
  on a variety of creative events and exhibitions. There is a lot more to
  Tong’s calligraphy than meets the eye.

ZONE PRO SITE: THE MOVEABLE FEAST
  Can : Jung Po Si
  Lit : Chief Store Chef
    d. Chen Yu-Hsun
    Kimi Hsia, Tony Yang, Lim Mei-Hsiu, Wu Nein-Chen, King Jieh-Wen
  Length : 145 mins.
  Opening November 9 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/cineaste/Zone_Pro_Site.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  16 years after Tropical Fish, director Chen Yu-Hsun finally returns to
  feature filmmaking with this delightful foodie comedy, a box office
  sensation that spent four consecutive weeks at the top of the Taiwan
  box office. An aspiring model flees to her hometown after her boyfriend
  left her with a mountain of debt. With the help of her mother and a
  self-proclaimed “food doctor”, our heroine decides to settle her debt
  is by defeating two master street chefs in a cooking competition
  involving a banquet-style cuisine known as bandoh. Filled with lovable
  characters and shots of delectable Taiwanese dishes, Zone Pro Site is a
  heartwarming comedy that will leave audiences’ mouths watering all the
  way out of the cinema.

THE COWARD
    d. Satyajit Ray
    Soumitra Chatterjee, Madhabi Mukherjee, Haradhan Bandopadhyay
  Length : 74 mins.
  Opening November 9 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/restore/The_Coward.html

[ HONG KKONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Almost a companion piece to Satyajit Ray’s The Lonely Wife, The Coward
  possesses similar themes of longing and regret but spins them in more
  cynical but no less revealing direction. Actors Soumitra Chatterjee and
  Madhabi Mukherjee return from The Lonely Wife to star in another love
  triangle. Amitabha is a successful screenwriter whose car breaks down
  in a small town. Stranded, he accepts the hospitality of a tea planter 
  only to discover that the planter’s wife Karuna is the girl he once
  loved and also let down. Emboldened by his current success, Amitabha
  asks Karuna to run away with him, but the past perhaps cannot be
  recaptured.

ROCK ME TO THE MOON
  Can : Yut Sau Yiu Gwun Seung Yuet Kau
  Lit : One Rock To The Moon
    d. Huang Chia-Chun
  Length: 115 mins.
  Opening November 9 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Opening December 5 2013
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/taiwan/Rock_Me_to_the_Moon.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  An ode to parental love and the healing power of music, director Huang
  Chia-chun’s heartfelt documentary charts the unlikely formation of
  Sleepy Dads, an amateur band made up of six middle-aged men who all
  have children that are disabled by rare diseases. While these would-be
  rockers come from a diversity of career backgrounds – from high school
  English teacher and social activist to church administrator and taxi
  driver – they’re tightly bound by a common desire to transcend the
  domestic torment and live their lives to the fullest. Can these
  selfless fathers – many of whom total beginners in band performance –
  pick up their new instruments in time to rock the stage of the popular
  Ho-Hai-Yan Gongliao Rock Festival? “We’re not novices – we’re
  veterans,” a father exclaims at one point. Rock Me to the Moon provides
  ample reason to believe.

BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER
    d. Yang Li-Chou
  Length : 100 mins.
  Opening November 10 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/taiwan/Bridge_Over_Troubled_Water.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  In 2009, the rural township of Jiaxian in Kaohsiung was devastated by
  Typhoon Morakot. Struggling to rebuild and recover, the people of
  Jiaxian would find courage and inspiration from an unlikely source: a
  group of elementary school children competing in a tug-of-war
  tournament. Despite the lack of proper training facilities and
  equipment, the kids not only pull themselves to victory, but they also
  pull up the spirits of a grieving community. Following The Long
  Goodbye and Young at Heart: Grandma Cheerleaders, Golden Horse-winning
  documentarian Yang Li-chou tugs hearts again with a grassroots story of
  hope and purpose that belongs uniquely to Taiwan.

SITE 2
    d. Rithy Panh
  Length : 91 mins.
  Opening November 10 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/rithy/Site_2.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  After witnessing the deaths of his family members under Pol Pot’s cruel
  regime, a fifteen year-old RithyPanh fled Cambodia in 1979. He found
  refuge at the Mairut camp on the Thai-Cambodian border, remaining until
  1980 before leaving for France. Ten years later, camera in hand, Panh
  returned to Mairut to shoot his first documentary Site 2, chronicling
  the daily lives of refugees haunted by their horrific past, fearful of
  their uncertain future, and hoping for a return to their home of
  Cambodia. Panh’s debut earned acclaim internationally and marked him as
  an emerging and authentic voice of contemporary Cambodia.

SOCK'N ROLL
    d. Ho Chao-Ti
  Length : 75 mins.
  Opening November 10 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/taiwan/Sock_n_Roll.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Taiwan's Shetou Township produces 80% of Taiwan's socks, and half of
  its residents work in family-run hosiery factories. One of those
  factories is run by Black Dog (real name: Lee Tung-lin), a former
  volleyball player who has a passion for producing the perfect socks for
  athletes. However, the economic downturn is causing Black Dog's
  business to dwindle, made worse by cancelled orders and bounced checks.
  In this inspiring documentary produced by Taiwan's Business Weekly
  Magazine, director Hao Chao-ti captures a turning point in the life of
  an upstanding entrepreneur nearly brought down by illness and a rapidly
  evolving economy. Sock’n Roll shows us the importance of reinvention
  and a strong will in the choppy sea that is today's business world.

AS THE WINDS BLOW
   d. Chen Yi-Wen
   Matt Wu, Chin Hsiao-Man, Long Shao-Hua
  Length : 102 mins.
  Opening November 10 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/asian/As_the_Winds_Blow.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  At her mother's request, city girl Michelle reluctantly returns to her
  seaside hometown to deliver divorce papers to her father. Forced to
  stick around until he signs, Michelle is at first unaccustomed to the
  beach, sunshine and slow living pace she had long left behind. She
  meets an easygoing lifeguard who helps her rediscover the ocean and her
  own heart, but another life and boyfriend await her back in Taipei.
  Director Chen Yi-Wen (The Cabbie) applies a crowd-pleasing formula to
  this sun-kissed love story, while also gently posing questions about
  different values and ways of life.

WHEN LOVE ENCOUNTERS
  Can : Leung Ching Seung Yu
    d. Benny Lau Wai Hung
    Timothy Cheng Tsz Sing, Kandy Wong
  Length : 10 mins.
  Opening November 11 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/hkfilm/When_Love_Encounters.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  A white-collar worker spends every night sitting in the bench outside
  an apartment, waiting for its lights to go out. One day, his peaceful,
  isolated existence is disturbed by a lovelorn girl who has fallen for a
  young man living in the same building.
  Radio personality-turned-filmmaker Benny Lau’s latest short is a
  whimsical tale about chance encounters and finding the courage to fall
  in love.

SOMETIMES NAIVE
  Can : Siu Hok Gai Dai Din Ying
  Lit : Little Student Chicken Big Movie
    d. Jacky Gan (Kam Kim Yu), Tracy Choi (Tsui Yun Sin)
    Yau Man Sing, Clifton Ko Chi Sum, Chan Lai-Wan, Guk Feng
  Length : 75 mins.
  Opening November 11 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Filmmakers love making films about filmmaking, but not many of those
  films can truly explain where the passion comes from. Who are more
  qualified to answer this question than the new Master of Fine Arts
  graduates from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts’ School of
  Film and Television? In their graduation thesis, award-winning director
  Man is sentenced to community service for drunken behavior. Assigned to
  a youth center, Man has to guide a group of eight-to-twelve-year-olds
  to make a short film. At first, Man feels he’s too good for such an
  assignment. However, the kids’ enthusiasm and unique perspective of
  life eventually inspire him to rediscover why he loved filmmaking in
  the first place.

THE LAND OF WANDERING SOULS
    d. RithyPanh
  Length : 109 mins.
  Opening November 12 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  In 1999, Southeast Asia’s first fiber-optic cable was laid across
  Cambodia, stretching from one border of the war-torn country to the
  other. The difficult project provided low-paying jobs for the
  impoverished locals, and Rithy Panh and his documentary crew followed
  the workers for four months as they dug trenches through miles of
  ruined earth – and through history, collective memory, rusting
  instruments of war and forgotten human remains. An uncommonly dignified
  act of witness, The Land of Wandering Souls captures the strength, wit
  and humanity of the Cambodian people, as well as the social and
  economic contradictions facing a long-suffering nation as it enters the
  modern age.

REAL
  Can : Jung Oi Chim Hung
  Lit : Real Love Hidden Walk
    d. Kiyoshi Kurosawa  
    Takeru Sato, Haruka Ayase, Miki Nakatani, Joe Odagiri
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 127 mins.
  Opening October 27 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Opening Novembr 14 2013
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/cineaste/Real.html

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  Koichi and Atsumi are lovers who have known each other all their lives.
  A year ago, however, a suicide attempt by Atsumi left her in a coma.
  Through ‘sensing’, a type of neurosurgical procedure allowing contact
  with the intentional aspect of a comatose patient’s mind, Koichi tries
  to find out why Atsumi tried to kill herself, and to bring her back to
  consciousness. He enters her subconscious, and is told to find a
  picture of a plesiosaur she drew when she was a child. It turns out
  that a childhood incident buried in their past will bring their minds
  together.

KAMEN RIDER X SUPRE SENTAI : SUPER HERO TAISEN
  Can : Mung Min Chiu Yun X Chiu Cup Jin Dui Super Hero Dai Jin
    d. Osamu Kaneda
    Masahiro Inoue, Ryota Ozawa, Sota Fukushi, 
      Katsuhiro Suzuki, Shu Watanabe
  Rating : I
  Length : 90 mins.
  Opening November 16 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Kamen Rider and Super Sentai are two hero organizations that have long 
  safeguarded Earth and peace.  Yet Kamen Rider Decade suddenly attacks 
  Super Sentai.  At the same time Gokaigers also begins attack Kamen 
  Riders.  Decade becomes the Great Leader of Dai-Shocker while Captain
  Marvelous gathers Zangyack to form the Dai-Zangyack fleet.......

FISH STORY
  Can : Ji Fei Yu
    d. Wong Siu Pong
  Length : 72 mins.
  Opening November 16 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/newtalent/Fish_Story.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  J and Jacky are two inseparable best friends whose families share a
  subdivided flat. J is often left under the care of Jacky’s family when
  his mother returns to the Mainland to renew her residency permit. Soon,
  we see from J and Jacky’s classmates that such a living arrangement is
  not a unique situation. Wong Siu-pong’s documentary explores a new
  generation of immigrants from China who uprooted their lives to secure
  a Hong Kong education for their children. Told from the perspective of
  these children, the film shows that the real lessons for them aren’t in
  the classroom, but from struggling in poverty in the real world.

THE LONELY WIFE
    d. Satyajit Ray
    Soumitra Chatterjee, Madhabi Mukherjee, Shailen Mukherjee
  Length : 117 mins.
  Opening November 14 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/restore/The_Lonely_Wife.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Considered by some critics to be Satyajit Ray’s masterpiece, The Lonely
  Wife represents the celebrated auteur at the height of his powers.
  Based on the novella “Nastanirh” by Rabindranath Tagore, and set in the
  late 1800s, the film concerns Charu, a housewife whose affluent
  lifestyle is marred by loneliness. Too busy with work, her husband
  Bhupati asks his cousin Amal to spend time with Charu. But soon their
  relationship blossoms into something stronger. Ray uses minimal
  dialogue and a masterful use of film technique to assemble this subtle
  yet deeply felt drama of unfulfilled longing and resigned frustration.
  Once cited by Satyajit Ray as his favorite among his own films.

AGAIN
    d. Junichi Kanai
    Yagira Yuya, Yoshikura Aoi
  Length : 107 mins.
  Opening November 16 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/newtalent/Again.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  The feature film debut of award-winning short film director Kanai
  Junichi starts off like any other coming-of-age romance: After her
  father’s death, Hatsumi (Aoi Yoshikura) moves to a small town with her
  mother. Struggling to fit into her new small town life, she finds a
  kindred spirit in young garbage collector Ryutaro. However, a
  devastating incident brings Hatsumi’s world crumbling down, and the
  traumatized young girl now struggles to find solace in her life.
  Kanai’s film is not just another story about the joys and woes of first
  loves; it’s an emotionally complex and sometimes shocking drama that
  explores very painful issues in a sensitive manner.

THE LONG WAY HOME
    d. Alphan Eseli
    Ugur Polat, Nergis Ozturk
  Length : 112 mins.
  Opening November 16 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/newtalent/The_Long_Way_Home.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  During World War I, 90 thousand Turkish soldiers lost their lives at
  the Battle of Sarikamish, many of them freezing to death on the vast,
  snow-covered hills of Eastern Anatolia. In the silent cold, among
  scores of frozen bodies, a man, a woman and her daughter slowly march.
  Along with four other survivors, they seek a path from the desolation
  towards the warmth of home. But the group’s initial solidarity erodes
  as hunger, class tensions and the need for survival challenge their
  humanity. In his first feature, director Alphan Eseli offers a bleak
  and haunting look at war fought not by soldiers in battle, but by
  survivors in their souls.

TRANSIT
    d. Hannah Espia
    Irma Adlawan, Ping Medina, Mercedes Cabral, 
      Marc Justine Alvarez, Jasmine Curtis-Smith
  Length : 92 mins.
  Opening November 16 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/newtalent/Transit.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  The Philippines' 2013 Academy Awards entry for Best Foreign Language
  Film, director Hannah Espia's compelling debut feature sensitively
  depicts the lives and struggles of the Filipino community in Israel.
  In 2009, Israel enacts a new law regarding the citizenship criteria for
  children of migrant workers. Fearing his 4-year-old son may be
  deported, caregiver Moises tries to keep him home at all times. Anxious
  single mother Janet strives to raise a mixed teenaged daughter caught
  between her Israeli and Filipino heritages. Meanwhile, young new
  arrival Tina begins life in Tel Aviv with high hopes.

THE HOLY MAN
    d. Satyajit Ray
    Charuprakash Ghosh, Robi Ghosh, Satindra Bhattacharya, 
      Geetali Roy, Santosh Dutta, Prasad Mukherjee
  Length : 65 mins.
  Opening November 12 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/restore/The_Holy_Man.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Satyajit Ray skewers spirituality with the satirical comedy The Holy
  Man, about an upper class family in thrall of a religious huckster.
  Based on a short story “Birinchibaba” by Bengali writer Rajshekhar
  Basu, the film tells the story of Birinchi, a “Babaj” (or saint) who
  claims to be ageless, and even says that he’s rubbed shoulders with
  Jesus and Buddha, not to mention taught Einstein the theory of
  relativity. Despite his outlandish claims, widower Gurupada Mitter
  and his daughter Buchki become Birinchi’s disciples, leaving Buchki’s
  spurned lover Satya with the task of outing the faux holy man. Ray
  shows his lighter side in this rich and delightfully-performed farce.

BY THE RIVER
    d. Nontawat Numbenchapol
    Somchai Tongfah
  Length : 71 mins.
  Opening November 15 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/newtalent/By_the_River.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Nontawat Numbenchapol's documentary captures the fallout of the
  environmental disaster of Klity Creek in Kanchanaburi, which became
  heavily contaminated due to waste dumping by a lead mining company in
  the eighties and nineties. Dependent on the creek for water, the Karen
  villagers of Southern Kitty suffered lead poisoning that has caused
  decades of sickness, birth defects and deaths. The villagers' fight in
  court, one of Thailand's most high-profile environmental cases, lasted
  15 years. The film contrasts mesmerizing images of the natural peace
  and beauty of the village and its environs with the daily dangers and
  tragedies that the villagers endure.

DAWN OF A FILMMAKER THE KEISUKE KINOSHITA STORY
  Can : Ngor Hung Ngor Doh: Muk Ha Wai Gai Muk Yu
  Lit : I Walk I Direct: The Keisuke Kinoshit Story
    d. Keiichi Hara
    Ryo Kase, Yuko Tanaka, Aoi Miyazaki
  Length : 96 mins.
  Opening November 17 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/cineaste/Dawn_of_a_Filmmaker_the_Keisuke_Kinoshita_Story.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  One of the greatest filmmakers in the history of Japanese cinema, the
  prolific Keisuke Kinoshita is best known for films like Carmen Comes
  Home and The Ballad of Narayama. Discover an unknown chapter in his
  life with this gentle drama, produced by his old studio Shochiku in
  commemoration of his 100th birthday. Set in wartime Japan, Dawn of a
  Filmmaker depicts the period when Kinoshita stepped away from
  filmmaking due his refusal to make pro-military propaganda films.  To
  find refuge for his family, Kinoshita pulled his ailing mother on a
  handcart on an arduous 60 km journey. This journey would become a major
  influence for a crucial moment in Kinoshita’s 1944 film The Army.

JUVENILE OFFENDER
    d. Kang Yi-Kwan
    Lee Jung-Hyun, Seo Yeong-Ju
  Length : 107 mins.
  Opening November 17 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/newtalent/Juvenile_Offender.html

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  While serving time in a juvenile detention center, Jin-gu learns that
  the grandfather who raised him has died and the mother who abandoned
  him is alive. Upon his release, mother and son start anew as a family
  for the first time, both hesitant yet hopeful in their reconciliation.
  It soon becomes apparent, however, that Jin-gu's immature mother can
  barely take care of herself. Drawing on a greater social context of the
  struggles of single mothers and troubled youth, Kang Yi-kwan's
  naturalistic family drama is achingly perceptive in its depiction of
  coming of age and coming to terms with the same cycle of habitual
  mistakes.

SNOWPIERCER
  Can : Moot Sai Lit Cheh
  Lit : Doomsday Express
    d. Bong Joon-Ho
    Chris Evas, Song Kang-Ho, Tilda Swinton
  Length : 126 mins.
  Opening November 19 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Opening NOvember 28 2013

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Director Bong Joon-ho assembles an all-star international cast for his
  stunning sci-fi thriller set in a dystopian near future in which earth
  is frozen over in an Ice Age. A perennially moving train housing the
  last of humanity is all that remains. Speeding through the snowscape
  for 17 long years, the train Snowpiercer has developed its own
  microcosm of society with the compartments strictly divided by class
  and the poor kept in place by authoritarian rule. A rebel group of
  lower class passengers languishing in the back of the train decide to
  fight their way to the front to take control of the engine, but many
  obstacles and revelations lie in their wait.

ILO ILO
  Can : Ba Ma But Joi Ga
  Lit : Pa Ma Not At Hom
    d. Anthony Chen
    Yao Yann Yann, Chen Tian Wen, Angeli Bayani, Koh Jia Ler
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 99 mins.
  Opening November 16 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Opening November 21 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Under the 1997 economic recession, many families in order to make a 
  living have no parent at home.  Children are commonly left in the care 
  of a maid.  The mischievous Jiale is no exception.  Papa is exhausted 
  from trying to keep his job, while the pregnant Mama is so busy with 
  both work and family.  Only the maid Teresa is taking care of house 
  chores and the son.  Jiale is very resistant of Teresa at first, not 
  only being disobedient but also plays every trick on her.  The 
  appearance of Teresa brings even more trouble to the problem family.  
  Parents have no time to take care of their son at all due to work, but 
  the maid Teresa patiently takes care of the misbehaving young master.  
  Neglected by his parents, Jiale and Teresa go from strangers in
  conflict to gradually developing a deep relationship.  Jiale
  unknowingly develops a lot of emotional dependence on Teresa.  The 
  financial storm changes this family, which gradually creates a family 
  storm that hovers over this home......

BENDS
  Can : Gor Gai
  Lit : Cross the Line
    d. Flora Lau Wan Man
    Carina Lau Ka Ling, Chen Kun, Tian Yuan
  Opening November 16 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Opening November 24 2013
  Site : http://www.festival-cannes.fr/en/archives/ficheFilm/id/11404616/year/2013.html
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/newtalent/Bends.html

[ CANNES FILM FESTIVAL ]
  BENDS straddles the Hong Kong-­-Shenzhen border and tells the story of
  ANNA, an affluent housewife and FAI, her chauffeur, and their
  unexpected friendship as they each negotiate the pressures of Hong Kong
  life and the city’s increasingly complex relationship to mainland
  China. Fai is struggling to find a way to bring his pregnant wife and
  young daughter over the Hong Kong border from Shenzhen to give birth to
  their second child, even though he crosses the border easily every day
  working as a chauffeur for Anna. Anna, in contrast, is struggling to
  keep up the facade of her ostentatious lifestyle into which she has
  married, after the sudden disappearance of her husband amid financial
  turmoil. Their two lives collide in a common space, the car.

FOUR IN LIFE
  Can : Sei Gwai Yut Sun
  Lit : Four Season Life
    d. Lee Lik Chi
    Ip Chung Long, Wong Gun Yun, Water Lau Chun Yu, Chan Ngai, 
      Gigi Leung Wing Kei, Tse Suet Sum, John Chiang Dai Wai, 
      Ken Hung Cheuk Lap, Nat Chan Pak Cheung
  Opening November 26 2013

DOOMSDAY.PARTY
  Can : Moot Yut Pai Dui
  Lit : Doomsday Party
    d. Ho Hong
    Paul Wong Koon Chung, Kay Tse On Kay, 
      Wilfred Lau Ho Lung, Kelvin Kwan Chor Yiu, Teddy Robin Kwan
  Opening November 28 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  In a society where real estate reign, corruptions and the wealth gap 
  are commonplace, some chooses to remain silent and some are determined 
  to oppose.  University drop out Long robs a bank with a bomb in a Robin 
  Hood plan.  Unexpectedly the bomb explodes by accident, Long and his 
  hostages, former cop Kin Ho whose career ended due to eye disease, bank 
  employee Wan Yi who buries honesty both in love and at work, divorcee 
  Rebecca and retired teacher Uncle Tak who never tires of teaching 
  people but times has eliminated, are trapped in the dungeon like bank.  
  Five sad songs of the floating city cross path, how would the case turn 
  out? 

THE CONSTABLE
  Can : Gaing Jeung
  Lit : Police Captain
    d. Dennis Law Sau Yiu
    Simon Yam Tat Wa, Lam Suet, Sam Lee Chan Sam
      Ken Low Wai Kwong, Maggie Shiu Mei Kei, 
      Nick Zy Yi, Niu Mengmeng, Maggie Lee Man Kwan, 
      Li Jinjiang, Rebecca Wang Sueya
  Opening November 28 2013

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Lam Kwok Kuen, nearing retirement and raising a mentally challenged
  son by himself, is a police officer whose sole requirement on the job
  is oversee the department fleet. Despite this, he remains active in the
  front line of police service, putting his life on the line for the sake 
  of others, his heroism bettering even the most seasoned professionals.
  He fights the bad guys, putting criminals behind bars, upholding the
  law at any cost, for as his adage proclaims, to live a day surmounts
  to pursuing justice relentlessly, whether life or death proceeds in its
  aftermath.

CONTROL
    d. Kenneth Bi
    Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho), Yao Chen, Leon Dai, 
      Simon Yam Tat Wa, Kara Hui (Wai Ying Hung)
  Opening November 28 2013 in Malaysia

SPACE PIRATE CAPTAIN HARLOCK
    d. Shinji Aramaki
    Shun Oguri, Haruma Miura, Yu Aoi, Arata Furuta 
  Length : 115 mins.
  Opening November 28 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  In 2977 AD, humanity has left its mark all over the universe and begun 
  colonies in distant stars as its population exploded past 500 billion.  
  However humanity also begins its decline as a mission to return to 
  Earth begins.  A new governing body forms in the midst of war, after 
  the end of the "Return War" the new government announced that Earth as 
  "territory that cannot be disturbed", a symbol of holy order.  Humans 
  in faraway space can only long for their home world as they wait to 
  die......only one person has not been defeated!  This new century 
  phantom who is rumored to be immortal and symbolizes freedom is the 
  government's most wanted fugitive, Space Pirate Harlock!

JAN DARA: THE FINALE
  Can : Man Yeung Jung Pin: Fung Yuet Mo Bin
    d. M. L. Pundhevanop Dhewakul
    Mario Maurer, Sho Nishino, 
      Chayapol Julian Pupart, Yaya Ying Rhatha Phongam
  Rating : III
  Length : 145 mins.
  Opening NOvember 28 2013

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  Jan Dara and his close friend Ken are banished from Bangkok to live
  with Jan’s grandmother in the rural province of Pijit. There, fate
  brings Jan to uncover the dark secret of his origin.  Later, Aunt Wad
  travels to Pijit with bad news: At Bangkok house, something terrible
  happened to Kaew, Jan’s stepsister – something so unspeakable that only
  confirms the carnal curse of the Wisnan house.

  Jan has to return to Bangkok and take revenge against Wisnan, the man
  who’s made his life a living hell. The young man becomes the new master
  of the house, and the fire of vengeance consumes him to such an extent
  that he’s becoming the man he’s hated all his life. He also resumes his
  sexual adventure with Boonleung...Jan continues his descent into the
  dark side, despite the protest from the people who love him. What will
  save the young man from turning into a monster? Will love, sex and
  friendship save him from what’s eating him alive?

THE WHITE STORM
  AKA : METAMORPHOSIS
  AKA : THE CARTEL WAR
  Can : So Duk
  Lit : Drug Sweep
  AKA : Bin Yik
  Lit : Changing Battle
    d. Benny Chan Muk Sing
    Lau Ching Wan, Nick Cheung Ka Fai, Louis Koo Tin Lok, 
      Yolanda Yuan Quan, Lo Hoi Pang, Ken Low Wai Kwong, Berg Ng Ting Yip
  Opening October 25 2013 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Opening December 5 2013

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  A desperate former narcotic detective leads his team to investigate a
  murderer case but reveal a serious drug dealing controlled by a secret
  guy who is suspected to be an ex-comrade of the team...

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Anti-drug inspector Tim works with his lifelong friends, loyal officer
  Wai and conflicted undercover cop Chao, to take down the feared drug
  lord Eight-Faced Buddha in Thailand. But the operation goes awry,
  straining the brotherhood of the three friends to the breaking point.

GINTAMA: THE MOVIE THE FINAL CHAPTER BE FOREVER YOROZUYA
    d. Yoichi Fujita
    Japanese Animation
  Length  110 mins.
  Opening December 5 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Due to a "certain power" Gintoki is taken to a future world in which 
  he does not exist, in front of him is the streets of Edo in ruins.  In 
  this desolate world, the people are suffering.  Some plan to strike
  back at the government, small time thugs frequently cause troubles due 
  to the slack law enforcement, and some are too stubborn to leave.  As 
  Gintoki is helpless, he runs into two young people.  One has glasses and 
  pulls out a sword and subdues the troublemakers; the other is a beauty 
  who dresses similarly to Gintoki and has a giant dog.  They are 
  actually adult Shinpachi and Kagura!

OSHIN
  Can : Ah Shun Dik Goo Si
    d. Shin Togashi
    Kokone Hamada, Aya Ueto, Kayoko Kishimoto, Ayako Kobayashi
  Rating : I
  Opening December 12 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  The seven year old Oshin was born to a farm family, a family of ten 
  that was already at the end of its rope.  Father decided to send Oshin 
  to work in exchange for food.  Her pregnant mother was unwilling and 
  would rather jump into an ice cold river to abort her child.  Oshin 
  tearfully bid farewell her family and her early ending childhood......

NO BREATHING
  Can : Chook Shui Fa Mei Nam
  Lit : Rapid Water Flower Beautiful Men
    d. Jo Yong-Sun
    Lee Jong-Suk, Seo In-Guk, Yuri
  Opening December 12 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIS HONG KONG ]
  Won-Il once had hope to become a swimming champion, but his father in 
  his final professional race accidentally died from using his "no 
  breathing" secret technique.  His mother also died from a broken heart.  
  The impact made him give up swimming as he lived day by day.  His late 
  father's good friend Jae-Suk arranges for him to enroll in a sports 
  school and join the swim team to develop his potential.  In the school 
  he runs into his childhood rival Woo-Sang.  The ambitious Woo-Sang once 
  was a national swim team new star, unfortunately he got into trouble 
  and was kicked off.  He can only qualify again through the sports 
  school competition anew.  Two competing young men at the same time fall  
  for Jae-Suk's daughter Jung-Eun.  They both have unyielding
  determination and forms a hot blooded story of growing up, friendship 
  and love.

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 December 19 2013 in Malaysia

IP MAN 3 
    d. Wilson Yip Wai Shun
    Donnie Yen Chi Tan
  Opening 2014

THE WIND RISES
  Can : Fung Hei Liu
    d. Hayao Miyazaki
    Japanese Animation
  Length : 126 mins.
  Opening December 19 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  In the 20th century, Jiro Horikoshi was a boy who loved flying and
  dreamed of one day being able to design his own plane and fly in the
  endless sky.  After the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake and the Great
  Depression that followed, Jiro attended the university in Tokyo; after
  graduation he became a new elite in the aerospace industry and even ran
  into Naoko, a girl he met on the train ten years ago...

POLICE STORY 2013
    d. Ding Sheng
    Jackie Chan, Liu Ye, Huang Bo, Jing Tian, 
      Zhang Lanxin, Wang Zhifei, Zhang Xiaoning, Guli Nazha
  Opening December 24 2013 in Malaysia

FIRESTORM
  Can : Fung Bo
  Lit : Storm
    d. Alan Yuen Kam Lun
    Andy Lau Tak Wa, Yao Chen, Gordon Lam Ka Tung, Hu Jun, 
      Ray Lui Leung Wai, Eddie Cheung Siu Fai, 
      Philip Keung Ho Man, Kenny Wong Tak Bun, Oscar Leung Lit Wai, 
      Chin Kar Lok, Michael Tong Man Lun, Vinz Sze Cho Nam
  Opening December 26 2013 

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  A hardboiled police inspector, hot on the trails of a notorious
  criminal crew, determines to put an end to this madness, even if it
  means crossing his moral line.

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  A crew of seasoned criminals led by the notorious Nam, armed with
  high-powered weapons, pulls off another smooth and violent armored car
  heist in broad daylight in a crowded street. Whoever tries to get in
  their way, they will show no mercy. This puts the police force to shame
  and humiliation. A hardboiled police inspector hot on the trail of the
  notorious criminal crew, is determined to put an end to this madness,
  even if it means crossing his moral boundaries.

AS THE LIGHT GOES OUT
  Can : Dut Jung Gau Woon Ying Hung
  Lit : Special Rescue Heroes
  AKA : Special Rescue Squad
    d. Derek Kwok Chi Kin
    Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, Shawn Yue Man Lok, 
      Simon Yam Tat Wa, Hu Jun,
      Andy Tien (On Chi Kit), William Chan Wai Ting, 
      Deep Ng Ho Hong, Liu Kai Chi, 
      Patrick Tam Yiu Man, Bai Bing, 
      Michelle Wai (Si Nga), Bonnie Xian (Sin Sik Lai), 
  Opening January 2 2014 in Malaysia

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  The bond of brotherhood is always stronger when you can be pitched into
  a life and death situation at any time and the only thing that gets you
  through the inferno is the trust that your brother will have your back.
  The firefighters of Hong Kong’s Pillar Point division who are expecting
  a quiet night to see off their retiring chief find their faith in each
  other stretched to the limits when a small fire at a liquor warehouse
  threatens to plunge the whole of Hong Kong into darkness if it spreads
  to a nearby power plant supplying natural gas. Politics, rivalry, and
  suspicion all come into play when dubious decisions are made, warnings
  are ignored and colleagues start to fall. Can the Pillar Point
  brotherhood survive the night, if not the fire, with their trust in
  each other intact?

TOM YUM GOONG 2
    d. Prachya Pinkaew
    Tony Jaa, Jija Yanin, Teerada Kittisiriprasert
  Opening January 9 2014

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Kham is swept into a chilling elephant ranch boss' murder as all the 
  leads point toward him.  Kham on one hand has to evade everyone, 
  including the police and the elephant ranch boss' twin nieces; on the 
  other hand his elephant is kidnapped as he must find a way to save it!  
  During his escape, Kham even discovers that he has caught the attention 
  of a mysterious international martial art organization......

FROM VEGAS TO MACAU
  Can : Doh Sing Fung Wong
  Lit : Gambling City Storm
    d. Wong Jing
    Chow Yun Fat, Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, 
      Chapman To Man Jat, Hui Siu Hung, 
      Max Zhang Jun, Philip Ng Won Lung,
      Sammy Sum Chun Hin, Jing Tian, 
      Tong Fei, Natalie Meng Yao, 
      Michelle Hu Yan, Winnie Leung Man Yi,
      Yuki Cheng Ni, Ricky Wong Chun Tong
  Opening January 30 2014 in Malaysia

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  Super hacker "Show Hand" and Karl go to Las Vegas with their mentor,
  the retired swindler Benz, to visit Benz's old buddy Hendrick, a
  renowned conman who has left behind his troubled past to work as a
  security consultant for a casino. During their stay in Vegas, Show Hand
  bumps into his friend Ken, who is working undercover for Interpol to
  gather evidence against Mr. Ko, a mafia boss. Realising that he has a
  mole in his company, Mr. Ko puts a hit out on Ken, but Ken hides the
  USB with the evidence with Show Hand, only for it to be accidentally
  taken away by Charlie, Hendrick's daughter. Now Show Hand and Hendrick
  must work together to gather evidence against Mr. Ko to save Charlie.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN SHANGHAI
  Can : Ngok Jin
  Lit : Mean War
  AKA : Ma Wing Jing
    d. Wong Ching Po
    Philip Ng Won Lung, Andy Tien (On Chi Kit), Jiang Luxia, Michelle Hu
  Opening January 30 2014 in Malaysia

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  In the early 20th century, labourers from all over the country were
  rushing to the flourishing city of Shanghai. Ma Yongzhen, a youthful
  man from Shandong, arrive at this prosperous city working as a dock
  labourer. He moves to Shanghai in the hopes of becoming rich. But ends
  up using his kung fu skills to survive against the evil Japanese.

THE WHITE HAIRED WITCH OF LUNAR KINGDOM 3D
  Can : Bak Fat Mor Nui Juen ji Ming Yuet Tin Gok
  Lit : White Hair Demon Woman Biography: Bright Moon Kingdom
    d. Jacob Cheung Chi Leung
    Huang Xiaoming, Fan Bingbing, Vincent Zhao Wenzhou, 
      Kevin Yan Kuan, Wang Xuebing, Li Xinru, Nicholas Tse Ting Fung
  Opening February 14 2014

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Northwest female robber Lian Nishang is ordered to investigate secretly 
  Northwest Wudang leader Zhuo Yihang but falls in love with him.  They 
  overcome family and clan grudge and lead the Northwest to build the 
  Lunar Kingdom.  As the Ming Dynasty declines, with love on one side 
  and national honor on the other, which way would Zhuo Yihang go?

ICEMAN 3D
  AKA : THE ICEMAN COMETH 3D
  Can : Bing Fung Hup
  Lit : Frozen Hero
    d. Law Wing Cheong
    Donnie Yen Chi Tan, Eva Huang Shengyi, Wang Baoqiang, Simon Yam Tat Wa
  Opening April 3 2014 in Malaysia

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  An imperial guard from the Ming Dynasty and his rival are both caught
  in an avalanche and buried for centuries until being discovered.  While
  the bodies are shipped on the way to Hong Kong for further analysis,
  the two are accidentally defrosted and revived, and they continue their
  rivalry in the modern era.

THAT DEMON WITHIN
  Can : Mor Gaing
  Lit : Demon Cop
    d. Dante Lam Chiu Yin
    Nick Cheung Ka Fai, Daniel Wu (Ng Yin Cho), 
      Andy Tien (On Chi Kit), Lam Ka Wa, 
      Liu Kai Chi, Au Kam Tong, 
      Lee Kwok Lun, Ken Wong Hap Hei, Deep Ng Ho Hong,
      Xie Jieting, Shatina Chen
  Opening April 17 2014 in Malaysia

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  By a strange twist of fate, dutiful Hong Kong policeman Dan saves the
  life of the leader of a violent gang of armed robbers. When they commit
  another crime, Dan is determined to put an end to their activities. He
  works with the leader, whom the gang had betrayed, to engineer a plan
  to wreak havoc within the gang and let the gangsters kill one another.
  But it becomes increasingly obvious to Dan and to his colleagues that
  Dan is suffering from a severe mental disorder, and Dan finds that
  instead of upholding the law as a righteous police officer, he has now
  become a fugitive wanted for murder. Dan changes his plan and executes
  one final move that is certain to wipe out all traces of the gang and
  restore his reputation as a good police officer.

BLACK COMEDY
  Can : Hak Sik Hei Ket
    d. Wilson Chin Kwok Wai
    Chapman To Man Jat, Wong Cho Nam, 
      Jacqueline Chong, Kimmy Tong Fei, Jim Chim Shui Man, 
      Susan Shaw Yam Yam, Jerry Koo Ming Wa, Alvina Kong Yan Yin, 
      Barbie Liu (Ha Wai Yu), Connie Man Hoi Ling
  Opening May 1 2014 in Malaysia

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  Detective Johnny Du was smart and agile but his height of 5' 4” has
  hindered him from joining the G4 protection detail for the Chief
  Executive. His sassy girlfriend Angel bullies him all the time, leaving
  him depressed at work and at home. His helplessness soon attracts
  Vincent, the Devil Prince and Jim, the Angel to fight for his soul.

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* JOHNNY IP LIVE IN VANCOUVER

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, February 2 2014 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    River Rock Casino Resort
    8811 River Road,
    Richmond BC V6X 3P8
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: CA$ 58.75, 149.75

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
  TICKETMASTER CANADA
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/11004B4911751D0A

* JAM HSIAO (SIU KING TUNG)

  DATE AND TIME: December 7 2013 @ 8:30PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Orleans Arena
    4500 W. Tropicana Ave.
    Las Vegas NV 89103

  TICKET PRICES: $188, 128, 88, 58

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  http://www.orleansarena.com/event-calendar/jam-hsiao-

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  San Gabriel CA
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  518 W Garvey Ave.
  Monterey Park CA 91754
  626-284-4861

  WORLD BOOK STORE
  1234 S Golden West Ave
  Arcadia CA
  626-446-1831

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  18186 Colima Rd.
  Rowland Heights CA  
  626-810-2468

* EASON CHAN EASON'S LIFE CONCERT 

  DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, December 3 2013 @ 7PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Rogers Arena
    800 Griffiths Way
    Vancouver BC
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: VIP CA$388, 298, 208, 168, 98, 68
  (Excludes 3% Government Socan Fees, 5% Taxes and CA$11.75 Service Charges)

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS: 
  TICKETMASTER CANADA  
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/11004B0997FA9BC9

* JIM CHI & LO HOI PANG

  DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, December 3 2013 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Casino Rama
    5899 Rama Road,
    Rama ON L0K 1T0
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: CA$ 310.59, 163.69, 107.19, 84.59, 

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:

  CASINO RAMA: 
  http://www.casinorama.com/Live/Artist/Jim-Chim---Lo-Hoi-Pang.aspx

  TICKET MASTER CANADA:
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/10004B49E0A09595

* EASON CHAN EASON'S LIFE CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: 
    December 1 2013 @ 7PM 
    November 30 2013 @ 7PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    San Jose State Event Center 
    290 S. 7th Street
    San Jose CA 95192

  TICKET PRICES: $188, 138, 98, 88, 78, 68, 58

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:

  MUSICALITY INTERNATIONAL: 
  http://www.bayareaticket.com/
  650-522-0045

  Ng Hing Kee
  San Francisco 
  415-781-8330

  Evergreen Books
  Milpitas 
  408-383-9798

  A World Travel Inc.
  San Jose
  408-441-8448
 
  San Jose State Box Office
  Ticket Master: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1C004B14B9165693

* JULIE SU AND ERIC MOO

  DATE AND TIME: Thursday, November 28 2013 @ 8PM

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

  TICKET PRICES: $158, 128, 98, 68

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  USASIA INC.
  http://www.usasiatour.com

  USASIA INC.
  San Francisco CA
  (415) 989-1688

  801 Franklin St. #A2
  Oakland CA
  (510) 835-8588

  G-TOP Travel
  2466 San Bruno Ave.,
  San Francisco CA 94134
  (415) 349-4472

  Oscar Tours
  Fremont CA
  (510) 226-9992

  Cafe Salina
  235 Broadway
  Millbrae CA
  (650) 692-2662

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

  Tan Tan Video Store
  Cupertino CA
  (408) 253-3100

  A World Travel
  1688 Hostetter Rd STE G
  San Jose CA 95131
  (408) 441-8448

  Unique Travel
  Sacramento CA
  (916) 557-2888

* JJ LIN TIMELINE WORLD TOUR LAS VEGAS

  DATE AND TIME: Thursday, November 28 2013 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    The Colosseum at Caesars Palace Las Vegas
    3570 Las Vegas Blvd. South,
    Las Vegas, Nevada 89109

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS: 
    Jade Entertainment 
    http://www.jadeticket.com
    626-964-4747

* HUANG PIN YUAN LIVE IN CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: 
    Wednesday, November 27 2013 @ 9PM
    Thursday, November 28 2013 @ 4PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Resort World Casino
    110-00 Rockaway Blvd.
    Jamaica New York

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  ONLINE: http://www.etix.com/ticket/online/venueSearch.jsp?venue_id=9244

* RAYMOND LAM A TIME 4 YOU CONCERT  

  DATE AND TIME: Wednesday night/Thursday morning, November 28 2013 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    MGM Grand Theater 
    Foxwoods Resort Casino
    39 Norwich-Westerly Road
    Ledyard CT 06338

  TICKET VENUE LOCATION:
    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

* JJ LIN TIMELINE WORLD TOUR ATLANTIC CITY USA

  DATE AND TIME: Saturday night/Sunday morning, November 24 2013 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Event Center
    Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa

  TICKET PRICES: VIP $188, 148, 108, 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

* EASON CHAN EASON'S LIFE CONCERT 

  DATE AND TIME: Saturday, November 23 2013 @ 7PM

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

  TICKET PRICES: CA$443.50, 362.50, 258.50, 211.50, 129.50, 83.50

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS: 
  TICKETMASTER CANADA  
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/10004B14A04F6CF7

* JULIAN CHEUNG CHI LAM

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, November 3 2013 @ 7PM
    Monday, November 4 2013 @ 8:30PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    The Avalon Ballroom Theatre
    Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort
    6380 Fallsview Boulevard
    Niagara Falls, ON L2G 7X5
    Canada
    
  TICKET PRICES: CA$146, 123,40, 100.80

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
  TICKET MASTER CANADA: 
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/ChiLam-tickets/artist/1901205

* OVER THE LIMIT SHOW LUO 2013 WORLD LIVE TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Saturday, November 2 2013 @ 7:30 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Cow Palace
    2600 Geneva Ave.,
    Daly City CA 94014

  TICKET PRICES: VIP $168, 138, 108, 88, 68

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

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

For The Week Ending November 3 2013

10 THE BEST PLAN IS NO PLAN
  Can : Kau Nui But Lei 3 Hing Dai
    d. Patrick Kong (Yip Lim Sum)
    Sammy Sum Chun Hin, Hanjin Tan (Chan Woon Yan), Justin Cheung Kin Sing, 
      Shiga Lin Si Nga, Angel Chiang Ka Man, Jinny Ng Yuek Hei, 
      Elva Ni (Ngai Sun Hei), Jacqueline Chong Si Man, 
      Terence Siufay, Natalie Meng Yao, Lo Hoi Pang,
      Ming Jai, Bob Lam Sing Bun, As One, Susan Shaw Yam Yam, 
      Linah Matsuoka, Kevin Jai, Ben Chong Tung Yan, Jeana Ho Pui Yu

 9 BLUE JASMINE
    d. Woody Allen
    Cate Blanchett, Alec Baldwin, Peter Sarsgaard, Sally Hawkins

 8 BABY BLUES
  Can : Ngai Ying
  Lit : Ghost Baby
    d. Leong Poh Chi
    Karena Ng Chin Yu, Raymond Lam Fung, Kate Tsui Tsz Shan, 
      Lo Hoi Pang, Irene Wan Bik Ha, Janelle Sing Kwan

 7 GRAVITY
    d. Alfonso Cuaron
    Sandra Bullock, George Clooney

 6 SPECIAL ID
  Can : Dut Shu Sun Fun 
  Lit : Special Identity
    d. Clarence Ford (Fok Yiu Leung) 
    Donnie Yen Chi Tan, Andy Tien (On Chi Kit), Ronald Cheng Chung Kei,
      Jing Tian, Zhang Hanyu, Collin Chou Siu Lung,
      Nina Paw Ching Hee, Ken Low Wai Kwong, Frankie Ng Chi Hung, Yang Zhigang

 5 LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
    d. Hirokazu Koreeda)
    Masaharu Fukuyama, Lily Franky, Machiko Ono, Yoko Maki

 4 PRISONERS
    d. Denis Villenuve
    Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Viola Davis, Maria Bello, 
      Terrence Howard, Melissa Leo, Paul Dano

 3 CAPTAIN PHILIPS
    d. Paul Greengrass
    Tom Hanks, Barkhad Abdi, 

 2 RIGOR MORTIS
  Can : Geung Si
  Lit : Zombie
    d. Juno Mak Chun Lung
    Chin Siu Ho, Kara Hui (Wai Ying Hung), 
      Nina Paw Hee Ching, Anthony Chan Yau, 
      Lo Hoi Pang, Richard Ng Yiu Hong,
      Chung Fat, Billy Lau

 1 THOR: THE DARK WORLD
    d. Alan Taylor
    Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Hopkins

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Summaries for some of the films above.  Some contain SPOILERS

RIGOR MORTIS
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 101 mins.
  Opening October 24 2013
  Official Site : http://www.kudos-films.com/RigorMortis

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Famous 80s action film star Siu Ho once was famous for playing a 
  vampire hunter in MR. VAMPIRE, but as he grows older he is on the 
  decline.  His personal life is messy and damaged, so he helplessly 
  moves into a public housing estate unit 2442 and decides to end his 
  life inside the haunted unit.  However he runs into people who change 
  his fate, like the last exorcist recluse Ah Yau, crazy Yeung Fung with 
  severe damage to the soul, estate housewife Aunt Mui who is glad to 
  help others but hides a coffin in her home.  A vampire killing spree 
  erupts, Siu Ho and Ah Yau again face vicious vampire attacks and must 
  unite to conquer this blood thirty immortal......

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
  Rating : I
  Length : 121 mins.
  Opening October 26 2013 at th Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Opening October 31 2013
  Site : http://www.hkaff.asia/cineaste/Like_Father_Like_Son.html

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Among the elites, Ryota believes that people are only considered 
  successful when they rely their own hard work to get everything.  He 
  has a education that is perfect, a career that many envy, a perfect 
  family.  He even deeply believes that he is a victor in society.  Yet, 
  a call from the hospital makes an unexpected joke on Ryota's perfect 
  life...

SPECIAL ID
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 98 mins.
  Opening October 18 2013 

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Zilong Chen is an undercover police officer deep within the ranks of
  one of China’s most ruthless underworld gangs. The leader of the gang,
  Xiong, has made it his priority to weed out the government
  infiltrators in his midst. Struggling to keep his family together and
  his identity concealed, Chen is torn between two worlds.

  Upping the stakes, as Chen’s undercover comrades are being dealt with,
  one by one, Chen fears his days are numbered. Now, he must risk
  everything to take down the organization and reclaim the life he lost
  when he took on this perilous assignment. As the action mounts, Chen
  must do everything he can to protect the SPECIAL IDENTITY he wishes he
  never had before it’s too late.

BABY BLUES
  AKA : Ngai Ngan
  Lit : Ghost Eyes
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 98 mins.
  Opening  October 31 2013

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  When a young couple moves into a home, they find a mysterious doll that
  changes their lives forever.  Not long after, Suet Ching becomes
  pregnant with twins but as Yip Tou is always busy with his work, he
  comes home late every night. When Suet Ching suffers a fall by herself
  and ends up giving birth to only one child, she begins to show signs of
  depression and weird behaviour...

THE BEST PLAN IS NO PLAN
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 96 mins.
  Opening October 17 2013

[ YAHOO! MOVIES HONG KONG ]
  Chan Wing Sing, Yip Lai Shun, and Ma Wai Hung the typical busy city 
  men.  One is stuck in a fog of love and cannot help himself, one is 
  depressed from a heart break, and one is a little man who never says no 
  to his girlfriend.  Three parallel lives that originally have nothing to 
  do with each other are brought together for a memorial event.  Actually 
  all three are former boyfriends of Wong Chun Chun, who committed 
  suicide for love.  At the memorial service they develop a mutual 
  admiration and meet for drinks afterward.  After three rounds, they
  slowly tells their gains and losses in love.

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GLOBAL CHINESE SONG CHART

For Saturday, October 26 2013

15 FREE TO ROAM
  Can : Yum Ngor Hung
  Eason Chan Yik Shun
  http://youtu.be/oYw4uH80gcw

14 SKIN 
  Can : Pei Fu
  Andrew Tan (Chan Sai On)
  http://youtu.be/HQZeEvke-Wo

13 WANDERING THE VOID
  Can : Won Yau Tai Hui
  Alfred Hui Ting Hung
  http://youtu.be/D7nJDVlai1A

12 HEART OF PALM 
  Can : Sau Jeung Sum
  Della Ding Dang 
  http://youtu.be/7wvNwOPprBE

11 LET YOU FLY
  Can : Yeung Nei Fei
  Michael Wong (Kong Leung)
  http://youtu.be/yvtpVwrZp8Q

10 BRAVERY IS GREAT
  Can : Yung Gum Hung Ho
  Rainie Yang (Yeung Sing Lam)
  http://youtu.be/WNuCUo9wiOQ

 9 THE NAME OF TEAR
  Can : Ngan Lui Dik Ming Ji
  Kay Tse On Kay
  http://youtu.be/qiNFLHOm73M

 8 THE STORY OF ROSE
  Can : Mui Gwai Dik Goo Si
  Gin Lee 
  http://youtu.be/RK_ujnrFlYc

 7 WINTER RAIN IN TAIPEI 
  Can : Dung Gwai Loi Doh Toi But Loi Hong Yu
  Where Chou (Chow Wai) featuring James (Yeung Wing Chung)
  http://youtu.be/-AJH6bDAamc

 6 AFTER SAYING GOODBYE
  Can : Shuet Liu Joi Gein Yi Hau
  Sodagreen
  http://youtu.be/ogbUdQkYlVM

 5 IT IS TIME TO RELAX
  Can : Si Si Hau Fong Sung Yut Ha
  Hins Cheung King Hin
  http://youtu.be/wtmqqrPMoRE

 4 FINALLY YOU ARRIVE
  Can : Jung Yu Dung Doh Nei
  Jane Zhang Liangying
  http://youtu.be/mUHFE00NFRQ

 3 LOVE OCEAN
  Can : Oi Dik Hoi Yeung
  Wanting Qu 
  http://youtu.be/4jVno4YqVP0

 2 AGE LIKE SONG
  Can : Shui Yuet Yu Gor
  Julian Cheung Chi Lam
  http://youtu.be/rhb63DpYeX4

 1 ANGEL AND DEMON DIALOGUE
  Can : Tin Si Yu Mor Gwai Dik Dui Wa
  Tanya Chua (Choi Kin Nga)
  http://youtu.be/Opp2uVQKXGs

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[ Yakety Yak ]
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writer and in no way reflect those of Hong Kong Film Top 10 Box 
Office, its contributors and affiliated web sites.


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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 

Korean Movie Night 2013 Series Six: 
A Journey to the Wild Side-Epic Korean Cinema

	In 2012, The Korean Cultural Service debuted its first series on 
epic Korean cinema, and the response was unheard of! Well, we’ve heard 
your cries and are brining back our most popular series, so get ready to 
take a journey to the wild side with three all-new Korean epics! 
	Starting November 12th, join your friends from The Korean 
Cultural Service at Tribeca Cinemas for three modern masterpieces, and 
get swept up in the majesty and grandeur. A cold winter is coming, and 
you’re about to be transported into a world of action, crime, and 
non-stop thrills with three blockbusters epics that span centuries and 
unite a nation. With big budgets, big stars, and big stories… there’s 
only one word to describe this trio of stunning movies: EPIC!!! 

Tuesday, December 10th, 2013 @ 7PM
THE CONCUBINE (2012, 122 mins.)

	Poverty-stricken Hwa-yeon decides to offer herself up as one of 
the king’s concubines. But once inside the royal palace, her life becomes 
a riveting quest for survival as two men become wildly obsessed with her. 
On one side is the Grand Prince Seong-won, a megalomaniacal ruler drunk 
with power and lust; and on the other, Kwon-yoo, who has everything to 
lose if his desire for Hwa-yeon is exposed. As action and political 
intrigue infiltrate this daring love triangle, the king’s palace becomes 
a hellish prison – filled with overwhelming passion and obsession that 
these three troubled souls will be lucky to escape from.

Tuesday, November 26th, 2013 @ 7PM
THE GRAND HEIST (2012, 121 mins., New York Premiere)

	250 years ago, the people of Korea struggled under the tyranny of 
a power-hungry vice-premier who held a commercial supremacy over ice, the 
era’s most valuable commodity. Unable to stand his tyranny, Lee, an 
ingenious young man, gathers a group of experts in various fields: 
tactics, weapons, explosives, underwater diving, and camouflage… and, in 
an epic take on Oceans Eleven, executes a plan to rob the entire storage 
of ice that will be used for the crown prince’s birthday gala and 
ultimately bring about the downfall of their power-mad leader. 

Tuesday, November 12th, 2013 @ 7PM
FACE READER (2013, 139 mins.)

	Nae-kyeong is the greatest face reader his kingdom has ever 
known, with the ability to see through people simply by looking at their 
faces. After an alluring courtesan proposes an offer, he moves from the 
mountains and into city Hanyang, in order to read faces in the courtesan 
house. Nae-kyeong quickly becomes the go-to face reader and is appointed 
to the King’s Inspection Board. During one inspection, Nae-kyeong finds 
out about Prince Su-yang’s plan to overthrow the throne of his nephew, 
but rather than telling the truth, Nae-kyeong decides to change his 
country’s destiny by changing what’s written on Su-yang’s face 

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