From: NO TOP TEN CENTRAL <hktopten@yahoo.comx>
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Subject: [TAKE OVER] HKSAR Film No Top 10 Box Office (April 14 2016)
Organization: Chaffing Heart Club (TM)

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some readers.  Parental guidance and reader discretion are advised.

[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. Jessica C. who celebrates her birthday on the 18th
	B. Shu Qi who celebrates her birthday on the 16th
	C. Xu Jinglei who celebrates her birthday on the 16th

2. MISCELLANEOUS

* (2016/04/20) Chrissie Chau Sau Na, Joyce Cheng Yun Yi and Babyjohn Choi 
Hong Yik yesterday worked on location for their new film 29+1 in Sha Tin.  
Chrissie and Yun Yi had four to five assistants to help them at work.  
Babyjohn however only had one assistant, which he did not mind at all.  
Instead he felt that with assistants on the set his production mood might 
be affected.  "Girls are different, they have to be detailed with their 
make up and hair.  They are also afraid of wardrobe malfunction, so 
having more assistants is normal!"  
	Chrissie worked barefoot in an emotional scene.  After the shot 
assistants immediately delivered slippers and jacket to her, but she was 
no "HK woman" as after the shoot she personally cleaned her feet with wet 
napkins.  Earlier hinting that she wanted to date, she joked that due to 
work she had no suitor yet.  "I always want to date!  Seeing many 
friends getting married and having children, I want to have someone to be 
with!"
	Yun Yi and Babyjohn rode a bicycle, danced and blew bubbles.  Yun 
Yi kept shaking left and right during her dance and often ended up 
drenched in sweat.  Her assistants frequently handed her towels.  Yun Yi 
revealed that she only had one scene with Chrissie and said that her 
character was drastically different from her usual image.
	Babyjohn in the film was Yun Yi's childhood friend.  Their most 
intimate scene was just bicycle riding and loving stares.  In one scene 
Yun Yi fell, he immediately helped her up.  The result however was more 
comedic than romantic!

* (2016/04/20) The film PORT OF CALL (DAP HUET CHUM MUI) received many 
awards at various film festivals.  The film company last night held a 
celebration.  Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Michael Ning (Bak Ji) and Elaine Jin 
(Kam Yin Ling) attended.  The film's Hong Kong Film Award Best Actor Sing 
Sing shook hands with everyone and was in high spirits.  He even said 
that his Hong Kong Coliseum concert will have highly difficult challenges.
	Sing Sing said that he has already celebrated many time, so many 
that he could not remember.  He celebrated with family and friends.  This 
time he celebrated with the team.  As for the film's re-release already 
reaching HK$ 8 million at the box office, Sing Sing happily said, "I am 
happy that it had good word of mouth.  This was the first film that was 
released again in my career.  Earlier some friends had to work and couldn't 
see it.  Now they can with the re-release.  They also said that it was 
great.  (Did your girlfriend watch it again?)  I don't want to talk too 
much about my personal life.  (Your girlfriend should really appreciate 
you.)  I don't want to talk too much about my personal life."
	Speaking of his upcoming jobs, Sing Sing said that in August he 
will perform a concert.  Has his leg injury healed?  Sing Sing said, 
"Luckily Fat Gor introduced me to a sports physical therapist who studied 
in the U.S.  He helped me recover rapidly in a painless way.  After three 
months I am already over 95% back."  He immediately demonstrated with a 
few jumps.  He said that dancing was not a problem, he just could not 
do anything in high speed.  Sing Sing revealed that he wanted to try 
anything that has not been done at the Hong Kong Coliseum and hoped that 
everyone would look forward to it.  He was very demanding with his 
choreography.  A world class dancer he met earlier agreed to participated.  
As for films, Sing Sing said that next month he will fly to Kuala Lumpur 
for a dark comedy SIU SI JEH (HIT AND RUN).  He will play a cop.
	Bak Ji with the film PORT OF CALL won both Hong Kong Film Award 
Best New Performer and Best Supporting Actor.  Has his salary made a big 
jump?  He said, "It's still around there."  He said that after winning 
the awards he has been rehearsing a play with Shine.  In June he will 
work with Ivana Wong Yuen Chi on another play.  Wong Yuen Chi last year 
also won Best New Performer and Bets Supporting Actress.  Has he been 
able to share his experience with her?  Bak Ji said, "For now I haven't 
had the time, but several days ago I saw online how surprised Wong Yuen 
Chi and (Fiona) Sit Hoi Kei were when they made the announcement.  I was 
very happy to receive this award from their hands."
	Carina Lau Ka Ling publicly praised his acting.  Would he like to 
work with Ka Ling?  Bak Ji said, "If I have the chance of course I would, 
I was a little surprised because Ka Ling is an amazing actor and a stage 
queen.  However if we work together I would be very scared because Ka 
Ling is super strong.  (Will you be willing to take a pay cut?)  Yes, even 
with a pay cut, but I am pretty cheap already!  (Did you get a raise after 
the awards?)  I know my limits, I didn't get more film offers.  Instead 
I have a lot of plays scheduled.  Because I am a stage actor, it's very 
hard to give up the stage."  He also revealed that he was very happy to 
work with Louis Cheung Ka Chung later on the film Z FOR ZOMBIE (GUM MAN 
DA SONG SI).
	Earlier he mentioned that he could not leave his PORT character.  
Bak Ji said that after PORT he made many movies and has already left the 
character.  Instead he asked everyone, "Am I scary now?"

* (2016/04/20) Kate Tsui Tsz Shan, Bosco Wong Chung Chak, King Kong, 
Charmaine Fong Ho Man, Stanley Fung Shui Fan and Elaine Jin (Kam Yin 
Ling) two nights ago attended the film BUDDY COPS (YING GAING HING DAI)'s 
premiere.  James Ng Yip Kwan, Sisley Choi Sze Bui, Louisa Mak Ming Sze and 
Carat Cheung Ming Nga showed their support.  
	Lead actor Tsui Tsz Shan dressed up and humbly said that her 
figure was no match for King Kong's girlfriend Yuri Chan, so she was not 
afraid of rumors when working with King Kong.  He was not her type 
anyway.  Did Tsz Shan invite her boyfriend?  Tsz Shan claimed not to have 
one.  "How can I invite one if I don't have any?  I have male friends.  
(Anyone with any possibility?)  If they do I wouldn't invite them here 
for you to shoot."  Earlier Tsz Shan was caught on a date with David Siu 
Chung Hung's brother.  She clarified that they only ran into each other 
that day.  "Every time I ran into male friends people would write about 
it.  For now I had to avoid everyone, I am afraid of scaring off 
suitors."
	King Kong and Tsz Shan played a couple in the film.  He said that 
Tsz Shan's "buckteeth four eyed girl" in the film frightened him, thus he 
hit her and gave her a nosebleed.  Tsz Shan said, "As soon as he saw my 
teeth he wanted to hit me."
	Bosco praised Fong Ho Man for a great nude scene.  "I have never 
seen her so sexy."  However she stressed that he was not tempted.  Fong 
Ho Man said that during the shoot she took precautions so she was not 
afraid of wardrobe malfunction.  Instead Bosco was very nervous for her.  
"His eyes were electrifying.  Although in bed he only kissed my 
forehead, I was so nervous I was sweating."  Bosco joked that their love 
was very reserved.

* (2016/04/20) The Ti Lung, Jessica Hester Hsuan (SUen Huen) starred film 
THE KID FROM THE BIG APPLE (NGOR LOI JI NAU YEUK) two nights ago held a 
charity premiere.  The Malaysian director Jess Teong and the two child 
actors Sarah Tan and Jayson Tan came from Malaysia to attend as well.  Ti 
Lung's wife Tao Man Ming, son Shaun Tam Chun Yin and daughter in law, 
Melvin Wong Kam Sun and wife Angie Chiu Nga Chi showed their support as 
well.
	The film reminded everyone not to neglect family while focusing 
on making money.  Suen Huen said that she was moved to tears earlier at 
the Malaysian premiere.  Ti Lung pointed out, "I started to have 
farsightedness.  I realized that I would get tired and hurt from climbing 
the stairs.  I have to cherish those around me even more."  Later he also 
praised his on screen daughter Suen Huen.  "Making a movie with her was a 
pleasure.  She is a fellow dog lover so we have something in common."  
Suen Huen's most memorable Ti Lung film was A BETTER TOMORROW (YING HUNG 
BOON SIK).
	Ti Lung was overjoyed when he mentioned his granddaughter.  
"After my son became a father, he has become more stable.  When my 
granddaughter wasn't one yet, she would cry when I picked her up.  Now 
she is much better.  She would fall asleep in my arms.  I am very happy."
	When asked if she had any suitor, Suen Huen changed the subject.  
"Don't talk about that, let's talk about the movie."  Then she revealed 
taht Brother Lung had to slap her in one scene.  "Brother Lung had 
experience, during the shoot I wasn't worried.  After the shoot he told 
me to relax, anyone he has hit has become famous.  I told him to hit me 
a few more times."  Ti Lung joked, "I have hit the Four Great Heavenly 
Kings, Chow Yun Fat, Jackie Chan, Huang Xiaoming, after I hit them they 
were all very famous.  So I told her to relax, after I hit her she would 
become red hot."

* (2016/04/20) Rising film industry star Jacky Cai Jie in the film MY WIFE 
IS A SUPERSTAR (NGOR LO POR HAI MING SING) played a top actor who always 
thought that she would become a new film's lead actress but the role went 
to Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau) instead.  Thus she was very upset at Sum Yau.  
She kept scheming with the paparazzi to ruin Sum Yau.  The film had the 
show business side that few knew about and would make viewers smile from 
the heart.  Although in the film she kept on bullying Sum Yau, Jacky 
admitted that on the set Sum Yau took great care of her.
	As a Sun Entertainment artist, Cai Jie lately had many film 
opportunities.  In the Hong Kong Film Award major award winner PORT OF 
CALL (DAP HUET CHUM MUI) she played a lower class girl, for which she had 
to smoke and drink and behaved rather daringly.  In the soon to be 
released MY WIFE IS A SUPERSTAR, she played a villain who used every trick 
to frame Sum Yau. "I prefer MY WIFE IS A STAR, a happy farce in which I 
would cheat to set up Sum Yau.  However I am not evil to the core.  I hope 
to be able to work on more comedies.  I would be OK with playing ugly in 
the movies because this time I needed to be 'dirty' too.  Working with 
different co-stars, I was able to learn different things.  For example Sum 
Yau was a surprisingly realistic actor.  She normally would be very 
peaceful, but as soon as she took her place her energy seemed endless and 
cried whenever she wanted to; Pakho was the same way.  So I also asked 
them for advice.  In addition this time director Yung Sau Lan was a female 
director.  She was very able to take care of the actors' emotions like a 
big sister.  She often chatted with us."
	Cai Jie studied directing at the National Chi Nan University, a 
student of famous actor Zhang Tielin.  After graduation she went to study 
creative media at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.  In 2013 
she competed in the Miss Chinese International pageant and won the Most 
Popular with the Media award.  However she did not sign with TVB.  Instead 
she returned to Australia to finish her creative media bachelor's degree.  
After graduation her friend Pang Ho Cheung invited her to film ABERDEEN 
(HEUNG GONG JAI) and she got into the business.  In her first film she had 
a bed scene with Best Actor Eric Tsang Chi Wai and left a deep impression 
with her daring performance.  Despite her mild mannered appearance she 
actually was very opinionated and was not a little woman at all inside.
	"I have liked film since I was little, but I never thought about 
getting into the business as an actor.  Because I have had eczema since 
childhood I didn't even dare to bare my legs not to mention my back.  I 
knew director Pang Ho Cheung for a very long time too.  I knew that he had 
quite a headache with finding an actor.  Since he gave me such an 
important task I had to do my best.  Actually I only bared my back, I was 
fully protected in front.  The director's shot looked very pretty.  
However for now I wouldn't be topless, so I admired (Candy) Yuen Ka Man 
for her courage.  Now I am also writing scripts in hopes of directing one 
day and making my own scripts into movies."

* (2016/04/19) The Emperor Motion Picture distributed Malaysian film THE 
KID FROM THE BIG APPLE (NGOR LOI JI NAU YEUK) will open in two days.  Ti 
Lung starred with two child actors Sarah Tan and Jayson Tan.  Jessica 
Hester Hsuan (Suen Huen) was a special guest star.  Jess Teong directed 
and Stanley Law produced the film.  Vivian Hsu (Tsui Yeuk Suen) through 
the film promoted the message of family, love and care of building 
interpersonal relationships.
	Ti Lung in the film played a very serious and conservative 
grandfather who lived in Malaysia.  His daughter Suen Huen in her youth 
already left home and became a single mother in New York to daughter 
Sarah.  Due to work Suen Huen could not take care of her alone and sent 
her daughter Sarah back home to Malaysia.  Ti Lung was forced to take 
care of his granddaughter.  Because Sarah came from New York the cultural 
difference was enormous.  Big Brother Ti Lung with his conservative 
traditional ideas of course could not tolerate her.  Little details of 
life like having potato chips instead of an actual meal upset Ti Lung 
half to death.  The film also had a group of local child actors who became 
Sarah's friends later in the film.  Jayson Tan played a very likable one.
	Always behaving like a hero, Big Brother Ti Lung had it even 
worse this time than his A BETTER TOMORROW (YING HUNG BOON SIK) former 
mobster turned taxi driver, because the children made him dizzy.  
Basically in the film Ti Lung worked with the children for 90% of the 
shoot.  He joked, "It seemed even tougher than when I made action films, 
I spent a lot of energy!"  The children were rather excited and all 
said that they really liked to act with Big Brother Ti Lung.  Ti Lung 
said, "Actually being with children isn't hard, I already had experience.  
Although my energy is spent very quickly, I was happy and the shoot was 
rather pleasant."
	Suen Huen who left her daughter for her father to raise while she 
worked alone in the Mainland joked that she became the accomplice.  
Because she did not have much scenes with the children, after giving a 
child to Big Brother Ti Lung to take care of she joked that she felt a 
little sorry.  However now seeing them harmonious like a family, she felt 
very envious.  

* (2016/04/19) Chrissie Chau Sau Na, Joyce Cheng Yun Yi, Elaine Kam Yin 
Ling, Catherine Chau Ka Yi, Kathy Yuen (Tong Yi) and Babyjohn Choi Hong 
Yik yesterday attended the film based on a play of the same title 29+1's 
production start ceremony.  The film was about women stepping into the age 
of 30.  The 30 year old Chrissie said that she was very sentimental about 
making the film and even stated that she really wanted to date.  Yun Yi 
who also wanted to date just as badly joked that this year she will have 
to be in three wedding parties.  Would she think about getting married?  
She hoped to find someone who would make herself happy.  "In this business 
I always have to make people happy, I want to have someone to make me 
happy."  Would she date to find someone to marry?  Chrissie said, "Before 
I was 30 I was pretty scared, but when I reached 30 I felt it would pass.  
I want to tell people that I am still very young and radiant.  I really 
want to find someone who understands me."  They stressed that they were 
single and welcomed suitors.  Yun Yi said, "I love roses and peonies."  
Chrissie said, "The more suitors the better."
	Kam Yin Ling revealed that in the film she guest starred as Chau 
Sau Na's mean boss.  They would work together for the first time.  She 
also liked new blood in the film industry.  Kam Yin Lin earlier won the 
Hong Kong Film Award Best Supporting Actress with the film PORT OF CALL 
(DAP HUET CHUM MUI).  She said that her friends already took her to many 
dinners to celebrate.  She also received gifts and lai see, which she was 
embarrassed to accept.  How did her companion Suzi Wong celebrate with 
her? She said that Ah So invited a group of friends to dinner.  She also 
bought over 100 tickets to take her friends to the movie.  Has she 
celebrated with her daughter?  Kam Yin Ling said that her daughter was in 
London, but asked if she thanked her during her acceptance speech.

* (2016/04/18) Dior Cheng Yi Kin, Michael Tse Tin Wa, Chin Ka Lok, Jordan 
Chan Siu Chun and Jerry Lamb Hiu Fung two nights ago performed their 
concert in Beijing.  Just releasing his new song THEME SONG, Chan Siu 
Chun revealed that between April and June they will continue to tour the 
Mainland.  In September they will reunite to work on a film that Chin Ka 
Lok will direct for the first time.  Siu Chun even planned to perform a 
concert next year.

* (2016/04/18) Nick Cheung Ka Fai, Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau) and Shiga Lin 
(Lam Si Nga) yesterday attended a shopping center's viewers choice Golden 
Film Awards.  Cheung Ka Fai and Miriam Yeung Chin Wa with KEEPER OF 
DARKNESS (TOR DEI KUI MOR YUN) and LITTLE BIG MASTER (NG GOR SIU HAI DIK 
HAU JEUNG) won Favorite Hong Kong actor and actress.  Because Chin Wa was 
absent, her five little co-stars from LITTLE BIG MASTER accepted the award 
on her behalf.
	The 2015 My Favorite Film Goddess went to S FOR SEX S FOR SECRET 
(SIU JEH YAU SUM)'s Lau Sum Yau.  The New Actor award winner Lin Si Nga 
performed.
	Ka Fai after accepting the award said, "Maybe everyone feels that 
my character Wong Wing Fat is happy to help others, mild in his handling 
of matter and makes people feel comfortable so I won!  The Mainland seems 
to be able to download KEEPER.  I heard the response has been great, which 
makes me itching to make a sequel."
	Ka Fai said that since he got into the business, he constantly 
had many ideas that usually did not come to fruition.  However he had 
many story ideas in his head, with scripts and investors he would make 
them.  Earlier Ka Fai at the Hong Kong Film Award got up when Raman Hui 
Sing Ngai thanked editor Cheung Ka Fai.  Ka Fai explained that he was 
only trying to lighten up the mood.  He also knew Cheung Ka Fai.  Once he 
got a producer's call.  He said that he had to pay him the rest of his 
salary but when Ka Fai did not understand he hung up.  Ka Fai joked, "I 
should've just directly given him the bank account number."  
	Sum Yau said that she has never thought about directing.  Instead 
she wanted to edit.  "Because I can edit the film into a different story, 
I can control the ending to be a tragedy or a comedy.  Now I am learning 
to edit."  Ka Fai joked, "Editing has a Cheung Ka Fai too, he won the 
Hong Kong Film Award for Best Editing!"

* (2016/04/17) On the Beijing International Film Festival opening day, 
the Hong Kong Film Award Best Directors Longman Leung Lok Man and Sunny 
Luk Kim Ching directed police film COLD WAR 2 (HONG JIN 2) cast appeared in 
costume for the press conference.  Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Tony Leung Ka Fai, 
Charlie Yeung Choi Nei, Janice Man Wing Shan, Chow Yun Fat, Tony Yang, Wu 
Yue, Fan Zhibo attended.
	Kwok Fu Sing led the Hong Kong police force in appearance and 
made his presence felt, leading to screams at the venue. COLD WAR 2 will 
officially open on July 3rd.  As the leads shared the stage, the event 
even unveiled a group of character posters.
	Reporters asked why Fat Gor wore "ankle baring" pants again.  
Fat Gor said that someone prepared them for him, he just did not turn 
them down.  He even joked that he felt like Andy Lau Tak Wa in them and 
was not used to them at all.  As long as everyone liked them though he 
was fine.
	At the event, Kwok Fu Sing and Leung Ka Fai not only wore police 
uniforms but the entire atmosphere was soaked in the film.  Completely 
intense, the event displayed a feeling of a duel that was about to start.  
In comparison to COLD WAR, the character relationships in the sequel 
would be even more complex and the mystery even deeper.
	COLD WAR 2 was also the first on the opening ceremony red 
carpet.  Fat Gor attended with Fat Soh but did not change his "humorous" 
style, flirting, joking, playing cute and taking selfies.  Kwok Fu Sing 
was called the "handsome god" .  He not only "stole" Leung Ka Fai's 
sunglasses to wear but also frequently gave evil grins.

* (2016/04/17) BOUNTY HUNTERS was a recommended film of the 6th Beijing 
International Film Festival.  The film's actors Lee Min-Ho, Wallace Chung 
Han Leung, Karena Ng Chin Yu, Tiffany Tang Yan, Jeremy Jones (Tsui Ching 
Hei), and Louis Fan Siu Wong attended the opening ceremony.  Lee Min-Ho 
and Chung Han Leung were guests and introduced the films in competition 
for the Tiantan award.
	Korean star Lee Min-Ho introduced himself in fluent Putonghua on 
the red carpet.  In addition he revealed that he not only learned his 
lines but also his best Putonghua was "idiot"!  However when the host 
asked him to say some more complicated Chinese, he beg for mercy with 
the team.
	Ng Chin Yu dressed up for the event, but due to the remote 
location the wind was strong.  Chin Yu admitted that she felt just as ice 
cold as if she was not dressed at all.  

* (2016/04/16) Artist Gregory Wong Chung Hiu yesterday with singer Gin 
Lee Hung Yi attended a fashion event.  Wong Chung Hiu even provided image 
consultation for customers and Gin Lee, who presented the Best Customer 
Service award to her.
	Before getting into the business Wong Chung Hiu once worked sales 
at a friend's store and folded jeans.  Normally he would give his 
opinions to his girlfriend Christy Lai Kei Kwan about matching clothes.  
He even said that he would not mind her wearing something sexy, swimsuit 
or lingerie for work.  "Her figure is OK; she is young too, she can try 
more.  After the (pseudo) model wave passed, she wouldn't be dirty or 
excessive.  She would be healthier."  
	Now Lai Kei Kwan is busy with her final year at the university.  
After graduation she would be working full time.  Wong Chung Hiu would 
be busy with the film that he will direct in July, THE SINKING CITY (SAI 
FONG GIK LOK: JOK GA DIK FONG YIN).  He said that he would not ask his 
girlfriend as he was afraid of conflict.  "If she wouldn't perform well, 
should I yell at her or not?  For intimate scenes, professionally I would 
want to be more passionate, which personally wouldn't be too good.  I 
would wait until next time."

* (2016/04/16) Annie Liu On Lai, Louie Castro (Ga Si Lok),Yvonne Lam Yi 
Kei, Belinda Yan (Ngan Chi Fei), Monnie Li Mei Kei two nights ago attended 
a film special screening.  
	Liu On Lai's organization Will in 
Action supported this event.  She said that her association was not 
considered large scale and did not have much resources.  Often she had to 
ask friends to help.  "The film is about the pain of losing a loved one 
and climbing out from the bottom.  The message is exactly what our 
association wants to promote, so we definitely would support it."
	Her friend Kwong Jor Fai has passed away for awhile.  Liu On Lai 
stayed in touch with his family and learned that they had no problem 
financially.  Now Kwong Jor Fai's eldest daughter was studying overseas, 
his second and third daughter were working in Hong Kong.  Did the current 
Mrs. Kwong move back to the Mainland?  Liu On Lai helplessly said, "Yes, 
she was a month away from getting her Hong Kong identification card.  
Because of the Mainland, when the husband passed away the application 
would cease.  Thus Mrs. Kwong had to return to the Mainland after her 
visa expired.  In the future she will come to Hong Kong with ordinary 
travel visa, but Shenzhen is very close.  I definitely would take care of 
them."
	Yan Zi Fei in the film TRIVISA (SHU DAI JIU FUNG) had a kiss scene 
with veteran stage actor Ben Yuen Foo Wa.  She revealed that it was her 
first on screen kiss.  At first she was not open and natural enough and 
had five to six bad takes.  Her first shoot was this scene.  Because it 
was at night she worried that she would keep everyone from getting off 
work, so she had a lot of stress.  Yan Zi Fei revealed, "I wore two 
bras and a nude bra and box sealing tape.  After the shoot I ripped off 
the tape and was all red.  I had blisters and peeling.  They hurt when I 
was showering.  It was an experience with blood and tears.  I only found 
out what I would be wearing after I got to the set, but they really did a 
good job and made me look busty.  I knew about the kiss scene long ago.  
At first I was very happy and thought that I would have a kiss scene with 
my idol, but it wasn't.  Siu Chai (Richie Jen) joked that it was very 
unfortunate and hoped that next time we would have a chance to work 
together.  (Would you accept nude performance?)  It would depend on the 
script, if it was added last minute it wouldn't be too good."

* (2016/04/16) Famous director Andrew Lau Wai Keung yesterday held a 
personal collection exhibit at the Sunbeam Theater.  Artists Ronald Cheng 
Chung Kei and Lo Hoi Pang were among the opening ceremony ribbon cutting 
guests.  Cheng Chung Kei due to his drunken flight incident fell to his 
lowest in his career, luckily Lau Wai Keung pulled him back up and gave 
him the rebound; Director Lau, his wife and daughter also appeared.  
Director Lau said that he spent two years to prepare the exhibit and 
joked that he had to keep working hard on making money to find an even 
larger place to display his collection.
	The items on display included FROM VEGAS TO MACAU (DOH SING FUNG 
WON)'s "Silly Keung" robot, antique photography and movie cameras, guitar, 
posters, retro movie set folding chairs and all of Lau Wai Keung's awards 
including the Hong Kong Film Award and the Golden Horse Award.  During the 
unveiling Lau Wai Keung's film industry contribution was praised.  Lo Hoi 
Pang joked that he did not know why he was invited, perhaps the director 
wanted him to "check the mic".  Cheng Chung Kei brought up how fortunate 
he was to receive director Lau Wai Keung's help after his drunken flight 
incident.
	Lau Wai Keung said that he spent two years to prepare the 
exhibit.  Over the years he kept collecting various antique cameras in 
hopes of being able to open a film archive.  He never got an estimate of 
how much his collection was worth.  He only hoped to keep working hard on 
making money for an even larger scale personal exhibit.  Would his 
children continue his work in the film industry?  Director Lau said, "Both 
sons are studying film, but my daughter is studying psychology and has no 
interest in the business."
	Cheng Chung Kei gave an antique camera to Lau Wai Keung.  He said 
that after his drunken flight incident, his career fell to its bottom.  
Luckily Lau Wai Keung pulled him back up and put him in BULLETS OF LOVE 
(BUT SEI CHING MAI), since then he became interested in photography.  He 
said, "When Lau Wai Keung made LOOK FOR A STAR (YAU LUNG HEI FUNG) he gave 
me a lot of opportunities.  Originally he wanted me to be the 
cinematographer, because at the time the actors were (Andy) Lau Tak Wa and 
(Sammi) Cheng Sau Man, I didn't dare to embarrass myself."
	Sunbeam Theater said that the exhibit was a test.  Later even 
more directors would be invited to hold exhibits.  Sunbeam hoped that its 
culture would not be limited to only Cantonese Opera as it planned to hold 
photography exhibits, book fairs and auctions in the future.  Sunbeam 
already thought about inviting Cherie Chung Chor Hung to hold a photography 
exhibit, and Kenny Bee (Chung Chun To) and Ray Lui Leung wai to hold 
calligraphy exhibits.

* (2016/04/15) Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau) and Pakho Chau in the film MY WIFE 
IS A SUPERSTAR (NGOR LO POR HAI MING SING) played a couple in a secret 
marriage.  In reality they would not mind being secretly married, 
especially the low key Pakho.  "The people around me and my family would 
be more comfortable, but even being publicized wouldn't be a big deal."
	Without any rumor, Sum Yau's empty love life got attention.  If 
she had to be married in secret, she joked that she would need to consider 
whether she would wed.  She longed to work for her career while she was 
single now even more.  "I have no more fantasy about wearing a wedding 
gown.  I probably would think about the opposite.  Lately I participated 
in a dream wedding, I was happy for a woman who got her happiness.  I 
wouldn't imagine that to be me though."
	Sum Yau played big star "Chu Kei", who went from a third or 
fourth tier artists who played prostitute A to an overnight sensation.  
Sum Yau luckily did not need to experience the tough climb.  "I can 
understand how Chu Kei feels.  Since she really wanted it she would learn 
to cherish it.  I set my goals, once I reached my goals of course I would 
cherish them.  Every process is very important."  Pakho also thanked 
everyone for their love but he did not dare to be called a "god".  "I have 
a lot of gods like Joe Odagiri and the Four Great Heavenly Kings."

* (2016/04/15) The Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung directed short film CEMENT 
(SHUI NAI) was a part of the film GOOD TAKE!  In the film the dark mother 
Cecilia Yip Tung and Yanny Chan Wing Yan teamed up to bury police officer 
Pakho Chau in cement.  Yip Tung praised Derek's directing quality.  "He 
wouldn't panic in the face of danger.  (How was Yanny's performance?)  She 
is happy and willing to ask, she really has the liking of many."
	Did Derek ask his father Eric Tsang Chi Wai for directing advice?  
He said, "He didn't have any advice, afterward he would say a few 
things.  Once he told people not to worry about whether I was his son, but 
as a producer he would want to work with me.  I was very happy about 
that."  Yanny was very happy to be able to work with Yip Tung on a film.  
She was a great role model.  She said that she liked to make supernatural 
films more and more because the tension put her even more in character.

* (2016/04/15) The Vicki Zhao Wei, Louis Koo Tin Lok and Wallace Chung Han 
Leung starred police film THREE (SAM YUN HUNG) yesterday held a Beijing 
press conference.  Koo Tin Lok was unable to attend due to work.  The 
film will open nationwide on June 24th.  The event also debuted the 
trailer and poster.  Zhao Wei and Chung Han Leung revealed that they 
were injured from Goo Jai's torture.
	Johnnie To Kei Fung, Yau Nai Hoi, Zhao Wei and Chung Han Leung 
attended.  When the two leads were introduced, Chung Han Leung danced his 
way to the stage.  Zhao Wei said that she played a brain doctor and had 
many surgery scene.  She was training for a month before the shoot and 
at the same time she had professional doctors on the set to assist with 
the production.  She said that she looked very professional.  Chung Han 
Leung played a robber, which he joked was a very talkative robber so he 
had many long lines.  He thanked the director for making his memory 
stronger.  Zhao Wei and Chung Han Leung also revealed that Goo Jai was a 
muscle man with super strong bicep muscles!
	Working with To Sir for the first time, Zhao Wei said that she was 
very lucky to be the lead actress.  She felt very surprised to be invited 
for the first time, which made her performance more and more fun as the 
shoot went on.
	Zhao Wei and Chung Han Leung revealed that Goo Jai tortured them 
in the film.  Zhao Wei said, "In one scene Goo Jai slapped me.  For 
different angles and bad takes, Goo Jai hit me all day."  Chung Han 
Leung joked that when they got off work they saw Zhao Wei's face swelling 
up her micro blood vessels burst.  Zhao Wei joked that she demanded 
revenge with screen writer Yau Nai Hoi, so in one scene she slapped Goo 
Jai.  However To Sir might have been taking care of Goo Jai, after a few 
takes they got off work while Goo Jai hit her all day!  Goo Jai grabbed 
Chung Han Leung by the ear in one scene.  Goo Jai kept yanking after 
grabbing his ear.  After the shoot his ear began to swell.  He joked that 
Goo Jai truly was acting in full force!  
	The stage had three different props, stethoscope, bandages and 
handcuffs.  Zhao Wei used the stethoscope on Chung Han Leung, after which 
she joked, "He is sick!"  Chung Han Leung said that in the film handcuffs 
were his companion, so he wanted Zhao Wei to be in handcuffs.  They also 
put bandages on the host's head!
	The team celebrates with a red wine toast.  Winery owner Zhao Wei 
was asked if during the shoot she and To Sir exchanged their red wine 
knowledge.  Zhao Wei said that To Sir knew about red wines as much as he 
did about filmmaking, so sometimes they would interact.  She also gave 
some red wine for To Sir to try and received rare praised from him.  She 
could provide unlimited red wine to To Sir!

* (2016/04/15) Jennifer Tse Ting Ting yesterday attended a jewelry brand 
event.  Ting Ting revealed that later she will work on two action films. 
She has already begun training.  She said, "I would learn myself even 
without anyone asking.  Every week I would exercise a lot like playing 
tennis and diving."  Ting Ting revealed that earlier she jumped off a 
building.  Because she did not want to use a double she asked to perform 
the stunt herself.  She said that her parents instead of telling her to 
be more careful told her to "take more risks".  She planned to study kung 
fu with Philip Ng Won Lung.

* (2016/04/14) Cherrie Ying Choi Yi and Yumiko Cheng Hei Yi in their new 
film GOOD TAKE! performed in the same segment.  Ying Choi Yi said that 
last time she planned to work with Yumiko on a movie but she was 
pregnant at the time.  She stated that when she would produce a new film 
again she would work with her, and even suggested for Yumiko to sign with 
her as a child star.  Yumiko immediately said, "My daughter has no time."  
Would Ying Choi Yi let her son become a child star?  She said, "My son 
won't have time, forever.  I want him to be the studious type because my 
family doesn't have one.  Having one would be pretty good."
	Would they consider a match for their next generation?  Ying Choi 
Yi said, "They aren't good friends.  My son doesn't like her son because 
she is always taking my son's stuff.  Anyway her daughter is very 
popular."  

* (2016/04/14) Michael Ning (Bak Ji) with PORT OF CALL (DAP HUET CHUM 
MUI) won the Hong Kong Film Award and the Golden Horse Award Best 
Supporting Actor.  He supported domestic films as his first new film after 
his awards will be Z FOR ZOMBIE (GUM MAN DA SONG SI), based on a local 
writer Yu Yi's novel of the same name.  The film will not only have 
people, places and events of domestic color but also zombie disaster.  Bak 
Ji will be the lead actor and Cherry Ngan Cheuk Ling the lead actress.
	GALLANTS (DA LUI TOI) director Clement Cheng Si Kit will produce.  
Most of the films would be gags that only Hong Kong people would laugh at.  
The one with the most grudge in the film was the corpse bride who asked 
for 1500 bucks in wedding gift.  Bak Ji and Louis Cheung Kai Chung played 
drama academy's prop makers who worked together for their unique props 
zombie flying guillotine, twin egg waffle, folding chair windmill to 
fight zombies.  Bak Ji will even fight for love!
	Bak Ji yesterday said, "I caught everyone's attention with a 
domestic film.  Hong Kong has to have productions that belong to Hong 
Kong.  Domestic productions whether in film and in play have a lot of 
outstanding talent.  They only haven't run into good opportunities yet.  
As long as it is a domestic production and suitable I would definitely 
support it fully.  This is a comedy, I hope to be able to bring Hong Kong 
joy and positive energy."  Bak Ji was very happy to work with good friend 
Cheung Kai Chung.  He said, "Ah Chung and I are already family, from 
school to now.  I am very grateful for our mutual support.  This time 
working with him will be great."

* (2016/04/14) Zhou Xun, Eddie Peng Yu-Yan and Wallace Huo starred in Ann 
Hui On Wa's new film MING YUET GEI SI YAU (WHEN WILL BE THE BRIGHT MOON).  
Zhou Xun and Wallace Huo played a couple for the first time.  In the film 
they gave up their romance due to war.  Wallace Huo played a intellectual 
youth.  He expressed on numerous occasions that Hui On Wa was his idol, 
finally he got his wish of working with her on a movie.  Hui On Wa 
praised Wallace Huo as a hard working and serious actor.  Not only his 
appearance was outstanding but he also had "talent within".  His 
restraint, light aura was very suitable for the character.
	Peng Yu-Yan played a legendary hero "sharpshooter" Liu Heizai.  
For his character he got a darker tan and seriously studied the stronger 
inner world of that chaotic era.  He was very emotional about being able 
to work with Hui On Wa and looked forward to being able to stimulate even 
more of his potential.  Hui On Wa pointed out that Peng Yu-Yan was an all 
purpose actor who was able to play a sunny idol and an evil villain.

* (2016/04/14) Director Fire Lee (For For) and Anita Chui Bik Ka yesterday 
promoted their new film ROBBERY (LO LUP) on Commercial Radio.  For For 
admitted that he asked Chui Bik Ka to perform because of her figure.  He 
also praised Chui Bik Ka for her great figure, pretty looks, very open 
performance without covering up.
	Chui Bik Ka said that when she just got the script she was a 
little nervous and did not know how far she would have to go.  She also 
could not image the atmosphere on the set.  She was not worried about 
being typecast as being sexy.  She said, "It's just acting.  In the future 
I want to make more new attempts, like television series and plays."

* (2016/04/14) Korean star Lee Min-Ho, Wallace Chung Han Leung, Karena Ng 
Chin Yu, Tiffany Tang Yan and Jeremy Tsui Ching Hei starred summer film 
BOUNTY HUNGERS yesterday held a Beijing press conference.  BOUNTY HUNTERS 
is not only Lee Min-Ho's first Chinese movie but also his first 
collaboration with Chinese actors.  Lee Min-Ho stated that this film was 
his promise to Chinese fans.
	The press conference debuted the film trailer.  Ng Chin Yu, Tsui 
Ching Hei and Tang Yan participated in a challenge.  Ng Chin Yu had to 
challenge her quick wit with sarcasm.  Tsui Ching Hei had to perform 
"wayward wealthy" in a funny way and cracked up the crowd.  Tang Yan had 
to put everyone under her spell with a look that killed.
	The two leads Lee Min-Ho and Chung Han Leung had the ultimate 
task of "expression" challenge.  Lee Min-Ho and Chung Han Leung had to 
look sad, cool, flirtatious, loving and naturally stunned together.  They 
made poses and performed each character convincingly.  When they played 
cute, they both stuck out their tongues and gave a victory sign.  Lee 
Min-Ho even squinted with his smile.  However for their loving side, 
Lee Min-Ho and Chung Han Leung looked awkward with a heavily ambiguous 
stare.
	Chung Han Leung said that because he played a drug enforcement 
officer in the film DRUG WAR (DUK JIN), this time as Ah Yo, a bounty 
hunter with an Interpol background and relied on his mind to complete 
the task was like a sequel.  He also fulfilled a promise to himself with 
this performance -- to keep challenging himself and give the audience the 
best character and work.  He also revealed that on the set, although Lee 
Min-Ho did not understand Putonghua he still worked hard to remember the 
pronunciation.  By the first week he was able to rehearse in Putonghua 
with the cast professionally.
	Lee Min-Ho played Chung Han Leung's bounty hunter partner Lee 
Shan.  He will show off his ability on the action side.  In the film they 
were in life and death situations and had highly difficult stunts in the 
air, at sea and on land.  
	During the group photo, Lee Min-Ho picked up a police baton but 
kept sneaking it on Chung Han Leung's neck.  Chung Han Leung who kept 
changing his poses for press photos was surprised many times.  Lee 
Min-Ho frequently laughed from his successful pranks.
	Working on his first Chinese film, Lee Min-Ho said that this was a 
promise between him and his Chinese fans.  Since 2006 he promised his 
fans that he will bring a film to the Chinese screens so his fans would be 
able to enjoy his work at home.  He said, "I know that I have many fans in 
Mainland China.  In order to thank everyone, I took BOUNTY HUNTERS in 
appreciation of all the fans' support for me."

* (2016/04/14) Alice Chan Wai, Bob Lam Sing Bun and Stanley Fung Shui Fan 
yesterday promoted the new film BUDDY COPS (GAING YING HING DAI) at the 
taping of the TVB programs BIG BOYS CLUB.  Although the film was 
completed 4 years ago, due to Mainland inspection and post production 
special effects the film will not officially open until next week.
	Fung Shui Fan joked that he already forgot about the story and 
only remembered that he played a retired cop.  Bob admitted that he 
benefited a lot from working with him.  They even had many way to 
rehearse.  He said, "His collaboration with (Eric) Tsang Chi Wai can't be 
topped.  He was able to handle mutual improvisation.  Watching them act I 
had to hold back my laughter.  For comedy I truly have to become his 
disciple."
	Chan Wai revealed that she, Angela Tong Ying Ying, Skye Chan Sin 
Yeung played cops in the complaints department but they only had their 
minds on dressing up.  When asked if she had any sexy costume, she said, 
"In one musical scene I had to wear a Lolita costume.  It was so low cut 
that I didn't know where it ended up, and I had to wear stockings." Bob 
even revealed that he would appear in a S and M costume.  He said, "When 
I saw it myself I thought it looked rather twisted, before taking my 
mark people already gave me a purple nurple."  

* (2016/04/14) Charlene Choi Cheuk Yin two nights ago attended the film 
GOOD TAKE! premiere.  Speaking of her dating rumor with restaurateur 
Chiang Hiu Fan, she helplessly laughed, "I already responded, we aren't.  
We have known each other for a long time.  I am single.  Please stop 
asking me about my love life endlessly.  If you have anyone in mind just 
directly introduce them to me, writing about me is useless.  I have met 
new friends, but for now I haven't had any room for development."
	Was she already ready for the next romance?  She said that she 
did not know because she still has not run into anyone suitable.  As for 
rumors with Cheng Chi Bong, she appeared upset.  "A lot of information is 
false.  Cheng Chi Bong and I were classmates.  We have known each other 
since Form 3, for over 20 years."  Did he often appear at her home?  Ah 
Sa answered, "No, I completely don't know but I would talk about a 
romance when I have one!"  When would she publicize it after having a 
romance?  She said, "I would when I get married!  I have go legit for a 
long time.  I already changed five years ago, but you are still judging 
me?"  

* (2016/04/14) The film GOOD TAKE! two nights ago held its premiere.  
Producer Eric Tsang Chi Wai, actor Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung with his 
girlfriend Venus Wong Man Yik, Michael Miu Kiu Wai and wife Jamie Chik 
Mei Chun, Charlene Choi Cheuk Yin, Eddie Cheung Siu Fai and Cherrie Ying 
Choi Yi attended.  Chi Wai said that this time he had to help with looking 
for actors and had a tougher time.  During the shoot he gave the directors 
free rein, the result of which the directors had to bear as well.  
However everyone was very obedient and did not go over budget.  As for 
the segment his son Tsang Kwok Cheung directed, CEMENT (SHUI NAI), Chi 
Wai said that it was OK.  He knew that many people liked it and it let 
him make the horror film that he wanted to make the most.  However he 
never thought about pushing his son to work behind the scene because he 
already had many friends' help.  Peter Chan Ho Sun will also produce for 
him.
	Today is Chi Wai's 63rd birthday.  He said that celebrations 
already began at the start of his birth week.  He has been drunk for the 
past few nights, but he said that this year he would not make a big 
deal.  Two nights ago after the premiere the team held an after party for 
him.  Last night he had a vegetarian banquet.  Today he would celebrate 
with a group of friends.  Later he will fly to Shanghai, Dalian and 
Qingdao for internet series and films and will work with a Korean team.  
Will they be used against TVB?  Chi Wai joked, "Television will be behind 
the times soon, everyone bond a little!"
	After enjoying the film GOOD TAKE! the actors went to celebrate 
in Lan Kwai Fong.  Due to the large media coverage, many tourists and 
party people looked on to stargaze.  Birthday boy Tsang Chi Wai even 
waved to the crowd.  Tsang Kwok Cheung and girlfriend Wong Man Yik 
arrived hand in hand.  He said that because it was not his father's 
actual birthday he did not bring any gift.  Wong Man Yik also said that 
she had to think about what gift to buy.  Kwok Cheung immediately said 
that they would get one together later.
	Tsang Chi Wai, Miu Kiu Wai and his wife, Cecilia Yip Tung, Bak 
Leung Gum and his son, Donna Chu Kit Yi, Michael Wong Man Tak, Janet Chow 
Ka Wai, Annie Man Chung Han, Cheung Kwok Keung and Lau Shek Yin last 
night attended a temple restoration charity banquet.  Chi Wai revealed 
that this was already the third year he raised fund for the Nanjing 
Dingshan Temple.  The goal every year has been HK$ 5 million.  He has 
raised money for other temples for over a decade and they would take 
place the day before his birthday.  His friends from the art and 
Buddhist world would come.  He would wait for his friends to bid on their 
favorites and hold on to the rest of the items.  Would he celebrate more 
last night?  He said, "No, I had to be vegetarian at the mouth and in the 
heart.  I have to take a break because I have been drunk for seven full 
days.  Last night I was still fine enough to get into the vehicle, but 
when I got home I slept in the garage!"  As for his actual birthday, Chi 
Wai revealed that he will celebrate with his golfing friends.  Tomorrow 
he will return to work in the Mainland.  His birthday wish was for his 
friends to have good health!  Chow Ka Wai and Man Chung Han were already 
mothers, so they said that they would not participate in Chi Wai's 
birthday party as they tended to be too extreme.  Since they had children 
they could only have Happy Friday.

[ BLAH OF THE WEEK ] Columns, Reviews, Interviews

1. APPLE DAILY, APRIL 20 2016, FAILED MAN
THE TRUTH OF AV (2)

	Many people who do not understand would always feel that adult 
video is purely a vulgar tool of release that is taboo, looked down upon 
and even insulted.  Even men who are its users still have a lot of 
bias!  Men watching AV is already as common and simple as people eating, 
especially in today's world with its information overload.  Anywhere 
online you can find a variety of information and videos.  Yet even when it 
is so common, most people still have a lot of misunderstanding of it.  The 
most frequently seen is AV does not need a story!  This is a wrong beyond 
wrong misconception!  Earlier in a newspaper even a columnist wrote that 
AV is a pure action film that does not need any story, like watching 
Jackie Chan or Donnie Yen Chi Tan all you need is fighting.  The story 
is only a side dish!

As Far Reaching As The Sea
	After reading it I just laughed it off.  The person who wrote this 
column definitely was not in the know, how dare he still talk about AV!  
The most important in AV of course is the girl's figure and appearance, 
the second most important is the story.  This involved what the location 
is, what the lead actress wears, and the motivation behind her action!  
Everything is very important.  As that writer said, when you watch 
Jackie Chan and Yen Chi Tan their fighting alone does not make a movie 
entertaining.  Why they fight and who they are fighting as is also very 
important, otherwise why would IP MAN be a big surprise hit, why would 
Jackie Chan's POLICE STORY be so entertaining?  The reason is very 
simple, because the audience can get into it and relate.  They can imagine 
the lead's fight as their own fight!  In the same manner, when watching 
AV films, the most important is being able to imagine.  When a girl is 
not wearing any clothes and purely in intercourse, it is a nature film.  
Yet if she is a nurse, a teacher, a student, an office lady then she 
becomes a living person.  Sometimes she could be a special effect heroine, 
soldier, Star Wars character or even the blue AVATAR alien, the space for 
imagination is as far reaching as the sea!  This does not enable people to 
strengthen their imagination and experience, sometimes they would even be 
inspired and train their imagination.  Its educational value is deep!  
Thus in Japan, AV has a very wide range of topics.  Some of its 
imagination truly can enlighten people.  It has everything weird and odd, 
personally I prefer the prison escape series.  Either female actors 
escape or male actors escape to residential homes, break into people's 
houses and mess with girls; the classic Kichiku series (hidden camera 
extortion), female fox series (special agent undercover), South Pole II 
(female robot), husband's boss and other subjects that are already 
existing production line topics.  Many odd and mischievous subjects that 
have nothing to do with anything would be involved, but of course the 
odder it is the more hardcore it is.  Many would give people indigestion 
or even make them nauseous.  So I would not recommend those!
	Choosing a subject and an actress that is suitable for you is not 
easy.  Many feel that any AV, as long as the actress works and can 
relieve the urge, is fine.  Yet actually that is not necessarily true.  
Each actress has a subject she excels in, anyone would does not care 
about actress names and series would only have vulgar desires.  Enjoying 
AV through the "heart" experience is the most heartwarming comfort for 
yourself.  Among numerous actresses in the AV worlds, actresses with 
several years of experience would have their personal uniqueness, 
personal style and specialty.  Many people do not understand why Japan's 
AV actresses are like stars, because this is a culture, an art, not just 
purely targets of release.  When you look down on other people's craft 
and culture you are the one who is superficial, the other people are not 
the ones who are deranged and excessive! - Derek Kwok Chi Kin
JOURNEY TO THE WEST 1.2 Billion Box Office Director, Figure Collector

2. APPLE DAILY, APRIL 17 2016, GOOD FILM STYLE
POST 80 HOT BLOODED DIRECTOR'S DARING FILM
WEEDS ON FIRE: HOUSING ESTATE KIDS RISE

	A new wave of film new wave is on its way.
	A group of new directors' films continues to arrive.  Catching 
eyes in the next round will be the 27 year old Chan Chi Fat directed 
film WEEDS ON FIRE (DIM NG BO), a baseball movie with a housing estate 
kid story and Liu Kai Chi lending his hand.  At the same time Chan Chi 
Fat is shooting the ViuTV series with Lo Hoi Pang and Irene Wan Bik Ha.  
His career has been smooth sailing just like an inspirational Korean 
series.
	Behind the rainbow, Chan Chi Fat and his girlfriend of 4 years 
broke up.  Break up always happens after the production begins, the 
reason simply and directly is just "wanting to part".  Not having enough 
money to wrap up production, should the pain of begging people for work 
be shared with you too? - HO WING NING

Tentative Summer Release
	Recent releases like TEN YEARS (SUP NIN) and TRIVISA (SHU DAI JIU 
FUNG), all have subjects that may be domestic or extreme.  Their 
commonality is that a group of young new directors made them, with the 
style that the New Wave film directors like Tsui Hark and Ann Hui On Wa 
started.  The 27 year old Chan Chi Fat won the Commerce and Economic 
Development Bureau's First Feature Film Initiative and completed his first 
film WEEDS ON FIRE.  The film through a 80s Hong Kong Japan baseball game 
that few knew about told a story about a group of housing estate kids in 
an inspirational yet hot blooded manner.  Although baseball was an 
alternative sport, at test screenings and the Hong Kong International Film 
Festival every show was sold out.
	Earlier director Chan Chi Fat attended a Tai Koo screening.  With 
long hair he looked a little like the Japanese baseball manga creator 
Mitsuru Adachi.  Chan Chi Fat was asked about the common subject as the 
earlier Wei Te-Sheng produced Taiwan film release KANO.  He explained 
that WEEDS received financial assistance as early as 2012.  He only 
learned about KANO from the newspaper.  He said, "I came from a housing 
estate, I really wanted to make a story of a housing estate kid's regret.  
During research I saw the news about Sand Martin Bridge in Sha Tin, 
which had a story about a Hong Kong Japan baseball game. Wow, the Sha Tin 
District Officer at the time was (Donald) Tsang Yam Kuen."

Girlfriend Cannot Take Anymore And Calls It Quits
	Chan Chi Fat studied film at the Baptism University, received his 
university professor's recommendation to compete and won HK$ 2 million 
of fully government funded investment.  He even asked director Chan Hing 
Ka and veteran cinematographer O Sing Pui to produce.  Since then he 
started the creative road of no return.  "Creating is lonely, and real 
characters can very easily interfere with creativity.  I had to throw out 
a lot that I thought up before, very little truly remained.  Actually 
during research, I couldn't determine whether a lot of the information 
was good or not.  Thanks to the guidance from the producers I knew what 
was useful and what wasn't."
	After more than half a year of self exile style draft writing, 
the film finally started production.  On the second day his girlfriend of 
4 years suggested a break up.  "She didn't really have any reason, she 
only told me on WhatsApp 'Want to Break Up'.  Actually I could feel and 
guess why, for over half a year of creating I was completely shut in.  I 
neglected a lot.  Actually the girlfriend has reflected that, I knew she 
couldn't take it.  However I personally was obsessed and didn't care 
about anything else."  The film still had to be made.  Chan Chi Fat even 
quit his job to focus on making the film well.  However the HK$ 2 million 
had to handle 40 scenes, over 10 were action scenes.  He said, "For many 
posts I relied on one veteran with a group of students.  Many people were 
not only under paid, some were even no paid.  I even had to dig into my 
own pocket.  For a period I couldn't take it and thought about quitting."  
After all that the film at many screenings were sold out and received good 
word of mouth.  Because the film was full government funded, its 
distribution right had to be decided with opening bidding.  He said that 
the moment when the film was released he felt like he was in another 
world.

Invited To Make ViuTV Series
	Chan Chi Fat switched halfway to study film.  He worked at TVB 
and recently received ViuTV's invitation to make a series with Lo Hoi 
Pang and Irene Wan Bik Ha.  He said, "The story was based on a Nam Fong 
Mo Tang story.  ViuTV's current series MARGARET AND DAVID is also his 
work.  The story takes place in a pawn shop.  I really want to thank 
ViuTV for trusting me, earlier at the big station I only shot promotional 
films and edited music videos.  Soon after finishing WEEDS ON FIRE they 
asked me."  He felt that the advantage of "working" for ViuTV was they 
dared to try.  He joked, "You know how much they dare to try new things 
and how daring they are when they dare to ask me.  This television 
station has a very high degree of freedom, I also have the guts to try.  
This is my first television series as the director.  I hope I can be more 
domestic, so the audience can relate."

Real Story: 80s Shatin Martins Baseball Team
	WEEDS OF FIRE received government financial assistance for 
production.  The story was based on the first Chinese youth baseball 
team in Hong Kong in the 80s -- the Shatin Martins.
	In 1984, Hong Kong's future changed.  At the same time a youth 
baseball team in Shatin also experienced drastic change.  Ah Lung and 
Little Wai grew up in Sha Kok Estate, one was cowardly and the other 
valiant.  They were like brothers in the Estate as well as band 5 
secondary school classmates.  They perfectly interpreted the fate of 
losers.  Because Headmaster Lo's appearance, everything was changed.  
Headmaster Lo in order to change bad students decided to form the Shatin 
Martins baseball team and recruited Ah Lung and Little Wai.  Sometimes 
with reverse psychology, sometimes hellish training and the lure of 
international competition he made this group of students who easily 
quit persist.  In the end they completed the impossible mission.  
Shatin's Sand Martin Bridge was also named after the team.

Focus Recommendations: Four Must See Scenes
Estate Nostalgia
	Director Chan Chi Fat again projected the Estate Nostalgia onto 
the two male leads.  Hong Kong's estate patio could be the training 
ground of basketball and soccer.  For baseball the square patio was like 
the bases.  The two male leads kept running around the four corners for 
endurance, bringing about the appearance of this alternative sport in Hong 
Kong in a familiar setting.  Wu Chi Tung kept making fun of Lam Yiu Sing 
while running as "wasted wood", "no air", which created a dramatic 
effect in the end.

Inspirational Headmaster
	Liu Kai Chi took a group of students running to train their 
endurance.  When they ran to Tao Fong Shan in Sha Tin, a student out of 
extreme exhaustion tossed out, "Who told you to be poor, tough it up" and 
led all the students to shout as they ran.  At this time Liu Kai Chi 
suddenly stopped, after slapping everyone he said, "Do you think you are 
really poor?  When even you look down on yourself, who would look up to 
you."  This was based on the real Headmaster Lo.

Brothers In Arms
	Lam Yiu Sing and Wu Chi Tung were estate brothers in arms.  The 
handsome Lam Yiu Sing was bashful, "a pitiful creature who couldn't get 
a single girl".  Instead the ordinary looking wu Chi Tung with his way 
with words had girls running circles around him.  Lam Yiu Sing was 
envious of his friend as a gap often appeared between them.  However Wu 
Chi Tung never abandoned them and even encouraged him to make his feelings 
know to the objection of his affection Ah Ling on the day of the big 
game, thoroughly displaying their brotherly love.

Inspiration To All
	After hellish training, the Sha Tin Martins successfully got into 
the final against the Japanese youth baseball team for the 
championship.  Pitcher Lam Yiu Sing during a pitch was hit in the face 
with the ball.  When everyone thought they had to forfeit, Lam Yiu Sing 
turned blood into sweat, pitched all nine innings with his injury and 
completed what was thought to be an impossible mission.

3. MING PAO DAILY, APRIL 17 2016, FILM WORDS
INTRIGUING ROBBERY 

ROBBERY: Very Dark Oddity
	This week has two domestic Cantonese films, both are uniquely 
intriguing.  The Fire Lee (For For, Lee Ka Wing) written and directed 
ROBBERY (LO LUP) is about a mysterious and thrilling night at a 
convenience store.  The film is very dark and odd.  Shop owner Lam Suet 
and female clerk J.Arie (Lui Sum Yu) run into wasted youth Derek Tsang 
Kwok Cheung, old cake Stanley Fung Shui Fan, demon cop Philip Keung Ho 
Man, hottie Anita Chui Bik Ka, mob boss Eric Kwok Wai Leung, gay guy 
Edward Ma Chi Wai and bomber Ken Lo Wai Kwong.  A series of robbery and 
murder ensues, in the end it even turns into a haunting ghost story.
	ROBBERY is very weird and absurd, wonderfully it puts Hong Kong's 
old, middle aged and young "garbage" and problem people in a convenience 
store.  They are in the same boat, hurting but also helping each other 
ironically.  This film was selected for this year's Hong Kong 
International Film Festival, a perfect companion to the opening Mainland 
bank robbery film CHONGQING HOT POT.  Both belong to garbage adventures.
(three out of five star)

GOOD TAKE!  Each Part With Its Own Merits
	Another Cantonese film GOOD TAKE! consists of segments from five 
new or fringe Hong Kong directors, but not as political as TEN YEARS.  In 
addition it is not an authentic Hong Kong film because it is a Macau 
release with a Macau setting.  Actually historically many Hong Kong films 
were shot in Macau.  After the Hand Over Macau's gambling industry 
thrives and generously develops film.  It even supports Hong Kong 
filmmakers to make movies there.  This one is very Hong Kong.  Eric Tsang 
Chi Wai is the producer and the production team is all Hong Kong.
	The five parts each has its own merits.  The Derek Tsang Kwok 
Cheung directed CEMENT (SHUI NAI) is the most eerie.  Cops Pakho Chau and 
Alex Fong Chung Shun investigate a case in the old building where Cecilia 
Yip Tung lives, as the film turns into a horrifying ghost story.  The 
Henri Wong Chi Hung directed, Eddie Cheung Siu Fai starred THE BANQUET 
(HEI YIN) is a father and son slice of life in a divorced family.  The 
Wong Chun directed GOOD TAKE features Lo Hoi Pang as a widowed aging 
veteran actor who performs a final thrilling "good take" in life.  In the 
Yeung Long Ching directed THE SOLITUDES (BUT YUT DING), hot prostitute 
Cherrie Ying Choi Yi seeks revenge against mobster Sam Lee Chan Sam.  It 
is very erotic and bloody.  The finale is the Wong Ching Po directed, 
Charlene Choi Cheuk Yin, Stanley Fung Shui Fan, Michael Miu Kiu Wai, 
King Kong, and David Lo Dai Wai starred WE ARE GHOSTS (HAK GWAI), a 
haunting comedy about a feud between unemployed filmmakers and real estate 
businessman.  It is rather mischievous.
	I feel GOOD TAKE! is not bad, even more colorful than ROBBERY with 
even more stars.  Why would it get the cold shoulder at the box office?  
Is it because its title is only in English and not Chinese and achieve 
the opposite effect instead?  Perhaps because each segment is a different 
genre it has no unified selling point?  Ultimately unless it is a 
Hollywood blockbuster, current Hong Kong audience's taste is very hard to 
predict.  (two and a half out of five star) - SHEK KEI

4. TA KUNG PAO, APRIL 16 2016, FILM AND TELEVISION MARKET TREND
ZOOTOPIA ENDURES

	Last week although the Hollywood blockbuster THE HUNTSMAN: 
WINTER'S WAR opened, the top two at the box office were still Easter 
releases ZOOTOPIA and BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE.
	ZOOTOPIA made HK$ 9.51 million in first place, over three weeks 
it accumulated HK$ 40.46 million and caught up from behind; DAWN OF 
JUSTICE made HK$ 6.55 million in second place, over three weeks it made
H$K 59.84 million and was still the highest grossing film in the Easter 
slot.  The new release HUNTSMAN made HK$ 4.78 million in third place in 
a last minute victory.  This film will open next week in the U.S., who 
knows if it will be like its predecessor SNOW WHITE AND THE HUNTSMAN 
with a good performance of US$ 155.33 million.
	Released a week ago, action film THE BODYGUARD (DUT GUNG YEH YEH) 
made HK$ 4.32 million in fourth place.  Over two weeks it made HK$ 7.94 
million, who knows if it will be able to break HK$ 10 million; new 
release TRIVISA (SHU DAI JIU FUNG), a crime film that three new 
directors made, took in HK$ 3.27 million in fifth place.  Even with the 
brand effect of producer Johnnie To Kei Fung the film is still unable to 
make any breakthrough.
	Among other new releases, MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN that made US$ 54 
million in the U.S. only made HK$ 310,000 in tenth place.  With advanced 
screenings it made HK$ 390,000, making it difficult to do anything; the 
adult animation that shone in various film festivals, ANOMALISA made 
HK$ 149,000 in thirteenth place; the Shakespearean adaptation MACBETH 
made HK$ 108,000 in seventeenth place.  Shakespearean films with stars 
truly have limited draw in Hong Kong.
	In the Mainland, CHONGQING HOT POT enters its second week.  Last 
week it broke through 171.72 million RMB in first place, over two weeks 
it made 312.08 million RMB in a decent performance; newly released 
Hollywood action blockbuster LONDON HAS FALLEN made 158.81 million RMB in 
second place.  This film opened last month in Hong Kong and made HK$ 15.71 
million; THE BODYGUARD made 126.86 million RMB in third place, over two 
weeks it made 294.36 million RMB and slightly less than CHONGQING HOT POT; 
ZOOTOPIA made 84.94 million RMB in fourth place, over six weeks it made 
1,506,740,000 RMB with a lot of endurance at the box office; another 
Hollywood blockbuster DAWN OF JUSTICE made 54.48 million RMB in fifth 
place, over three weeks it made 610.02 million RMB.
	Among other new releases, the Shirley Yung Sau Lan directed Hong 
Kong film MY WIFE IS A SUPERSTAR (NGOR DIK LO POR SI MING SING).  Pakho 
Chau and Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau) starred in the film that made 900,000 
RMB in fourteenth and got quite the cold shoulder; the Mainland film XUAN 
YUAN: THE GREAT EMPEROR starred Yu Bo and Cica Zhou Weitong and made 
740,000 RMB in fifteenth place. - LAM KAM BO

5. APPLE DAILY, APRIL 15 2016, SOMETHING TO SAY
WORKING WITH NEW DIRECTOR FOR SOMETHING NEW IN ROBBERY
LAM SUET: DEFINITELY SUPPORT HONG KONG FILM

	Lam Suet has made countless Hong Kong films, from working with 
Stephen Chow Sing Chi early on in OUT OF THE DARK (WUI WON YEH) and GOD 
OF COOKERY (SIK SUN) to two years ago the Fruit Chan Gor directed THE 
MIDNIGHT AFTER (NA YEH LING SUN, NGOR JOR SEUNG LIU WONG GOK HOI WONG DAI 
PO DIK HUNG VAN) he had a part.  Recently even the TV Most Ten Big Ging 
Cook Gum Cook Awards Distribution had a part for him, you could imagine 
how playful he could be.  Lam Suet felt that the fun part of Hong Kong 
film was the ability to act recklessly and be subversive at will.  With 
the rise of young directors recently, he shouted "I support HK films!" as 
he thought it was time for young directors to have more opportunities.
- HO WING NING

	Hong Kong films lately have been raging.  First came the award 
winning film TEN YEARS (SUP NIN), then the already released TRIVISA (SHU 
DAI JIU FUNG) and coming soon will be MAD WORLD (YUT LIM MO MING), WEEDS 
ON FIRE (DIM NG BO).  Their commonality was that they were all young 
directors driven, their subjects were domestic, fun and go as far as thy 
could with the wind.
	Hong Kong film productions had to of course be real.  Lam Suet 
earlier promoted his Hong Kong film with a little cult flavor ROBBERY (LO 
LUP) with Anita Chui Bik Ka.  Speaking of many young directors' Hong 
Kong film releases lately, Lam Suet stated it was a good thing.  "Of 
course I support new directors, they would have some newer ideas.  
Actually it should be like this, with more Hong Kong films being made 
there would be more creativity.  They talk about what past directors may 
not be able to.  You have to give opportunities for them (new directors) 
to practice.  If you ask me, you tell me how much (money) and I would 
come, I definitely support Hong Kong films."

"Foul Language Is Very Common"
	Lam Suet joked that aside from making Hong Kong films, another 
director who could have him on beck and call would be Johnnie To Kei 
Fung.  "To Kei Fung would say, 'You will come tomorrow'.  He wouldn't ask 
if you could."  Speaking of working with new director Fire Lee (For For) 
in ROBBERY, he said, "I can negotiate with new directors.  I am not 
saying that I can't with old directors.  For For likes to interact, so 
when you give him opinions it's even better.  New directors also have 
greater room for imagination, they would add some social problems.  Hong 
Kong films needs this motivation."  He in ROBBERY played a convenience 
store boss and even had "foul language" in his dialogue.  He joked, "Foul 
language is very common, a lot of people use it.  Maybe I am more fluent 
and people remember me for it.  A little foul language in movies isn't a 
problem, there is no need to make a big deal."
	Often working on videos for 100 Most, Lam Suet earlier at TVMost's 
1st Top Ten Big Ging Cook Gum Cook Award Distributions shot an "not 
accepting award speech" video and received an enthusiastic response.  Foul 
language was no problem for Lam Suet, but he seemed hesitant about 
participating again in the upcoming "Happy TVMost Birthday To Me" program. 
"Once or twice is OK, a little more positive and not too excessive.  It 
should be about stuff that isn't related to artists because someone has to 
be responsible."

Anita Chui Shows Her Asset Potential
	Chui Bik Ka in ROBBERY played a psychiatrist.  Eric Kwok Wai 
Leung in the film was her patient and a mob boss with an uniform fetish.  
Chui Bik Ka has always been known as Chui Big Melon, known for her G cup.  
Yet her performance opportunities have not been as outstanding as her 
bust.  She said that after 4 years in the business, she has guest starred 
in 11 films.  The oldest was LAN KWAI FONG 2 (HEI OI YEH PO 2) and this 
year she had PG LOVE (PG LUEN OI JI YUN).
	This time in ROBBERY Chui Bik Ka had a role with more potential, 
but she still could not stop showing off.  She did not mind.  "This is an 
opportunity, with opportunity there is potential.  I gradually believe 
that I would catch someone's eye.  I am not afraid of being typecast."  
She said that this time she was the happiest about being able to work 
with a group of veteran actors, from whom she benefited a lot.  "Aside 
from Brother Suet, Brother Gung (Stanley Fung Shui Fan) taught me a lot.  
He wasn't as serious behind the scene, very humorous."  Hong Kong film 
recently showed a small sign of life, Chui Bik Ka joked that she grew up 
on Hong Kong film milk and was able to recount films like ALL'S WELL ENDS 
WELL and GOD OF COOKERY.  She said, "I watched most on television re-runs, 
more Hong Kong film productions is good for us Hong Kong actors.  We have 
more opportunities."  She said that Hong Kong films could get very 
crazy, like ROBBERY it could be very cult and very fun.

6. TA KUNG PAO, APRIL 15 2016, ASIAN FILMS
THE JAPANESE CAT FILM TRANSFORMATION FROM NEKO SAMURAI 

	This year's Hong Kong Film Award big winner PORT OF CALL (DAP 
HUET CHUM MUI's facebook account has been in operation for months and 
distributed a variety of promotional posts.  The post with the most 
attention and the best response was not about the Best Actor, Best 
Actress, Best Supporting Actor or Best Supporting Actress, but the kitten 
Ah B that the murderer's neighbor kept.  The real name of the cat actor 
was Siu Fa.  Its average like count was ten times of the entire account, 
the popularity of the "cat star" could be seen.  Under such a backdrop, 
the Japanese film NEKO SAMURAI -- A TROPICAL ADVENTURE will open soon, 
could it be considered a reflection of the an era?
	NEKO SAMURAI -- A TROPICAL ADVENTURE's original Japanese title 
meant "Southern Island Walk".  This film originated from the 2013 
television series NEKO SAMURAI, a story about an Edo era ronin 
swordsman Kyutaro Madarame and the white cat Tamanojo.  Originally sent to 
assassinate Tamanojo, Kyutaro instead became Tamanojo's cat slave.  Thus 
began the story of a man and a cat.
	This series started production on its television series and film 
at the same time.  Despite the translated Chinese title had the word 
"appears", it was already the second film in the series.  In the story 
Kyutaro and Tamanojo were just messing around all day.  His mother could 
tolerate them no more and recommended Kyutaro for the job of a 
swordsmanship instructor.  The man and the cat suffered on the road and 
even ran into mysterious ninja attacks.  Finally the ended up on a small 
island in the southern nation.  After the bandits captured Tamanojo it 
became a cat god and even ran into a handsome black cat prince......

Three Types
	Speaking of which, Japanese filmmakers might be people who love 
to make cat movies the most in the world.  Over 100 years of Japanese 
film titles, over 200 had the word cat in its title.  After removing 
the titles of films with characters that had cat nicknames, films that 
actually had cats numbered in over 100.
	During the silent film era, cat appeared in Japanese films as 
demons. Almost all cat demon myths that have occurred in ancient Japan 
have been adapted once.  These cat stories were often connected to a 
power struggle with humans.  "Transformed cats" (cat demons) did not 
avenge their dead masters.  Of course, the Japanese traditional 
instrument shamisen used cat skin as material, which also gave the demon 
cat myths another point of entry.  These cat stories actually were 
variations of ghost tales and were not "cute" at all.  Although people in 
this kind of movies definitely were not cat owners.  Perhaps they could 
be considered as alternative cat slaves?
	Entering into the modern society, Japanese cat film representative 
was I AM A CAT.  The human world was looked at from a cat's point of 
view.  Novelist Soseki Natsume's first book I AM A CAT was adapted to the 
silver screen twice, in the 30s and the 70s.  With the writer's super 
high recognition in Japan (he once appeared on the 1000 yen bill), the 
novel that narrated with a cat in first person perspective was deeply 
popular.  Because the cat was in first person, the "I" in the film was a 
cat so it became not as important since the camera's point of view 
replaced the cat.  Films that used cat as a bridge between people like 
RENT-A-CAT had another style.  Cats mostly served as "models" and did not 
need to "perform".  The third type of cat movies was like the 80s KITTEN 
STORY, completely from the point of view of cats they used virtual 
method to enter into the animal world and sold the cute sides of cats and 
dogs.  This type of movies were very popular in the 80s.  For example 
KITTEN STORY was a box office champion back then.

Modern Cat Slaves
	Back to NEKO SAMURAI, actually it was a mix between the first and 
the second type of cat movies.  The Edo era backdrop and Tamanojo being 
seen as cat demon all had early "transformed cat" movie flavor, but the 
lead and the cat's interaction and the format that put the cat in the 
center were very modern.  To me, this interesting part about this film 
series were the jokes that came out of the cat slave mentality more than 
the "lead" Tamanojo.
	Honestly in the internet age, various types of cute house cats 
(like maru that liked to be stuffed into a box), intimate street cats and 
the hundred cat run scenes could be seen at any time.  We knew that under 
normal conditions what the interaction between cats and people would be 
like.  In comparison, NEKO SAMURAI's Tamanojo more or less appeared 
dull.  Kyutaro constantly carried it and it lacked any character......
the writer who did not feel anything for the white cat did not feel right.  
Perhaps how to make your cat protagonist more natural was a question that 
film and television creators who wanted to make cat movies needed to 
consider in an age of excessive internet cat videos.
- HUNG KWONG

7. TA KUNG PAO, APRIL 15 2016, LIGHT SHADOW PATH
RETURNING TO CHINA'S CAPITAL MARKET

	Last week, Bona Film Group announced the completion of its 
privatization trade.  Immediately it ceased trading on NASDAQ.  Group 
chief Yu Dong planned to take the company public anew in the China A 
stock market.  This decision and its operation symbolized the latest 
trend in the Chinese film market.
	Bona began trading on NASDAQ in the U.S. on December 9 2010 and 
became the first Chinese film company to be publicly traded in the U.S.  
The next year at the Shanghai Film Festival forum, Mr. Yu pointed out 
that he seriously studied the matter.  The entire Asia including Korea 
and Hong Kong had no film and television company that was traded overseas.  
Because he saw the enormous future of China and its market of 1.3 billion 
people, he was confident to go public overseas.  He even explained that 
the scale was also large.  He might spend as much money going public in
China as in the U.S., but one was in RMB and the other U.S. dollar.  He 
felt that even so, trading overseas was well worth the effort.  He even 
declared that in the next ten years the company would become one of the 
largest film and television companies in the Mainland.  At the time 
Huayi Brothers chief Wang Zhongjun had the opposite point of view.  He 
felt that foreigners could not understand Chinese companies.  Their 
management might not be suitable for China (company).  The State 
Administration For Radio, Film and Television was still better in 
understanding.
	Huayi Brothers went public in China and its stock prices could not 
have risen more.  Instead Bona did not trade much in the U.S. market.  
After two years Yu Dong once revealed regret over comments over storming 
the NASDAQ back then.  Last year, in an interview he said that going 
public in the U.S. was a mistake.  MGM's bankruptcy reduced the captial 
market's interest in the film industry.  Thus he planned to go public 
anew in China.
	From a film production perspective, Bona indeed was extraordinary 
and could rival Huayi and Enlight, but its market value was around 1/6 
of the two companies (before privatization).  The main reason was going 
public in different places.
	Bona's going public "mistake" lay with "not enough optimism" in 
the Chinese market development.  It could not imagine how shocking the 
rate the box office rose at and the range the market opened.  Conceivably 
other film companies did not have crystal balls either, they could not 
thought of the condition several years later.  Only they made the 
correct decision due to other reasons.  Foreign companies did not need 
to rely on joining Bona to enter the Chinese market.  Co-production 
importing or like Warners working with Chinese companies were even more 
direct ways, if anyone was in a hurry they could even sell the companies 
to Chinese film companies.  Thus, entering the Chinese film market 
through stocks became an indirect channel and had difficulty coordinating 
with the market's rapid growth.
	Bona's privatization this time was with Ali Pictures, Tencent, 
Fosun and other funding, which was a step in the right direction because 
the film industry was no longer in a grabbing turfs but headed toward an 
alliance era. - TIN LIK

[ In Production Now/Soon ]

29+1
    Chrissie Chau Sau Na, Joyce Cheng Yun Yi, Elaine Jin (Kam Yin Ling), 
      Catherine Chau Ka Yi, Kathy Yuen (Tong Yi), Babyjohn Choi Hong Yik

THE BRINK
  Can : Kong Sau
  Lit : Wild Beast
    d. Jonathan Li Tsz Chun
    Max Zhang Jin, Shawn Yue Man Lok, Janice Man Wing Shan, 
      Wu Yue, Gordon Lam Ka Tung, Tai Po, 

THE SLEEP CURSE
  Can : Suk Min
  Lit : Insomnia
   d. Herman Yau Lai To
   Anthony Wong Chau Sun, Michelle Wai Si Nga, 
     Jojo Goh (Ng Lei Suen), Gordon Lam Ka Tung

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  During Japan's wartime occupation of Hong Kong in 1941-1945, a young
  translator's collaboration with the enemy results in his life being
  cursed by a murdered "comfort woman" forced to become a sex slave.
  Forty-five years later, the man's sins come back to haunt his son, a
  professor specializing in sleeping disorders, when the lady's ghost
  returns for vengeance.

  Can : Ngor Yiu Fat Dat
  Lit : I Want To Be Rich
    d. Patrick Kong (Yip Lim Sum)
    Bob Lam Sing Bun, Rose Chan Ka Wun, Natalie Tong Sze Wing, 
      Mak Ling Ling, Jacquelin Chong Si Man, Snow Suen Wai Suet

  Can : Gau Geung Ching Doh Fu
  Lit : Vampire Saving Street Sweeper
    Babyjohn Choi Hong Yik, Min Chen Lin (Lam Ming Jing),
      Chin Siu Ho, Richard Ng Yiu Hong, Bondy Chiu Hok Yi

MISSION MILANO
  Can : Wong Pai Dau Wong Pai
  Lit : Trump Card Teases the Trump Card
    d. Wong Jing
    Andy Lau Tak Wa, Huang Xiaoming, Shen Teng, 
      Wong Cho Lam, Ouyang Nana
  Opening Christmas 2016

LINE WALKER
  Can : Si Toh Hung Jeh
    d. Man Wai Hung
    Louis Koo Tin Lok, Nick Cheung Ka Fai, 
      Francis Ng Chun Yu, Charmaine Sheh Si Man

MRS. K
    d. Ho Yu Hang
    Kara Wai Ying Hung, Simon Yam Tat Wa, Wu Bai, 
      Faizal Hussein, Tony Lau, Siow Li Xuan

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Mrs K is a housewife who lives in a quiet life with her husband and
  their daughter but one day a stranger turns up and Mrs K is forced to
  confront an old enemy to protect her family.

THE MENU
  Can : Doh For Sun Mun Sin
  Lit : News Flash Point
    Gregory Wong Chung Hiu, Catherine Chau Ka Yi, Kate Yeung Kei, 
      Ng Man Tat, Akina Fong Kin Yee, Jeana Ho Pui Yu,
      Lydia Tong Bui Sze, Coco Yuen Chi Kiu

  Can : Tin For
  Lit : Heavenly Fire
    d. Cash Chin Man Kei
    Daniel Wu, Amber Kuo, Joseph Chang

FOOLING AROUND JIANGHU
  Can : Gong Wu Bei Ket
  Lit : Mob Tragedy
  AKA : Gong Wu Hei Ket
  Lit : Mob Comedy
    d. Lam Chiu Wing
    Alan Tam Wing Lun, Jordan Chan Siu Chun, 
      Christine Ng Wing Mei, Jaime Chik Mei Chun, 
      Babyjohn Choi Hong Yik, Jacky Cai Jie, Hedwig Tam Sin Yin

  Can : Bong Ga Ding Ding Dong
  Lit : Kidnapping Ding Ding Dong
    d. Wilson Chin Kwok Wai
    Alex Fong Lik Sun, Ivana Wong Yuen Chi, 
      Barbie Liu (Ha Wai Yu), Alycia Chan Yuen Hung, 
      Kabby Hui Nga Ting, Benz Hui Siu Hung, Mimi Choo,
      Bob Lam Sing Bun, Elena Kong Mei Yee

  Can : Suen Jak Yau Hei
  Lit : Selection Game
    d. Alan Kwong Ting Wo
    Aaron Yan, Dylan Kuo, Wang Feifei, Harriet Yang Sze Man, 
      Patrick Tam Yiu Man, Mavis Fan Shuangshuang

THE FIXER
  Can : Sun Hung Tai Bo
  AKA : Tin Hung Tai Bo 2016
  Lit : Magic Traveller 2016
    d. Lawrence Ah Mon (Lau Kwok Cheung)
    Sean Lau Ching Wan, Max Zhang Jin, Louis Koo Tin Lok, 
      Gordon Lam ka Tung, Patrick Tam Yiu Man, Jiang Yiyan, 
      Jacquelin Chong Si Man, Lo Hoi Pang, 
      Ng Man Tat, Kevin Chu Kam Yin

KUNG FU YOGA
  Can : Gung Fu Yu Ga
    d. Stanley Tong Kwai Lai
    Jackie Chan, Sonu Sood, Aarif Rahman, Lay Zhang, Miya Muqi

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Jack, a renowned professor of archeology at the Terracotta Warriors
  Museum in Xi'an, teams up with beautiful Indian professor Ashmita and
  assistant Kyra to locate India's lost Magadha treasure in Tibet. Jack's
  assistants Xiaoguang and Nuomin accompany them.

  They are later joined by Jones Lee, whose father was Jack's old friend.
  Using various new clues and GPS, the group locates the lost Magadha army
  that had escorted the treasure in ancient times, buried in an ice cave
  that has been hidden for centuries.

  They are suddenly ambushed by Randall, a descendent of a rebel army
  leader who claims a right to the royal treasure. During the scuffle,
  Jones snatches a large diamond from the cave and flees, leaving Jack and
  his team trapped inside the frozen cave.

  Using yoga breathing techniques, Jack and Ashmita escape the cave
  through an icy river, returning to free the others. Defeated, Ashmita
  and Kyra return to India Jack, Xiaogang and Nuomin travel to Dubai where
  the diamond is being auctioned.

  Although Jack secures the diamond, it is snatched by Randall leading to
  a daring car chase in which Ashmita secures it on a passing motorbike and
  vanishes. Realizing that the professor is not who she claims to be,
  Jack, his team and Jones fly to India.

  Ashmita and Kyra are in fact sisters and descendants of Magadha royalty,
  who wish to restore their family name. Jack agrees to help them again.
  When Jones and Kyra are kidnapped, Jack and Ashmita travel to the Sacred
  Mountain to unlock the treasure...

OPERATION MEKONG
  Can : Mei Gung Hor Hung Dung
    d. Dante Lam Chiu Yin
    Eddie Peng Yu-Yan, Zhang Hanyu, Feng Wenjuan

CONCERTO OF THE BULLY
  Can : Dai Lok Si Wai Oi Pui Lok
  Lit : Great Musician Scores For Love
  AKA : Dai Lok Si
  Lit : Great Musician
    d. Fung Chih Chiang
    Ronald Cheng Chung Kei, Cherry Ngan Cheuk Ling, 
      Chrissie Chau Sau Na, Philip Keung Ho Man, 
      Michael Ning Chi Ho (Bak Ji), Jacky Cai Jie, 
      A.Chow Chi Kwan, Jason Fu Longfei (JA)

NO WHERE TO HIDE
  Can : Nam Gik Tam Seh Dung
  Lit : Male Extreme Search Light
    d. Lau Chun Fai
    Don Li Yat Long, Chan Wai Man, Lau Nam Kwong, Yeung Tsz-Yiu, 
      Gloria Wong Yung, Amy K (Ai Mei Kei), 
      Eddie Pang Wai On, Ben To Chun Bun
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 98 mins.

GIRL OF THE BIG HOUSE
  Can : Bo Bui Dong Ga
  Lit : Baby Runs The House
  AKA : Siu Gwai Dong Ga
  Lit : Little Monster Runs The House
    d. Aman Chang Man
    Francis Ng Chun Yu, Miriam Yeung Chin Wa, Angela Wang Shiling
      Yuen Qiu, Lo Fun, Jim Chim Shui Man

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  A battle of wits between a group of street kids and a gang of robbers to
  rescue the home-alone little Bowie.

  Can : Ba Ba, Dui But Hei
  Lit : Papa, Sorry
    d. Checkley Sin Kwok Lam
    Rose Chan Ka Wun, Brian Yuen Chung Yeung, 
      Rachel Chau Ka Lei, Crztal To Ji Jeun

UNDERCOVER VS UNDERCOVER
  Can : Chim Lung Jui Gik
  Lit : Diving Dragon Snipes
    d. Philip Lui Koon Nam, Frankie Tam Kwong Yuen
    Vanness Wu (Ng Kin Ho), Andy Tien (On Chi Kit),
      Philip Ng Won Lung, Meng Jia, Jessica C., 

KING OF KUNG FU
  Can : Gong Fu Ji Wong
    d. Samuel Leung Cheuk Moon
    Samuel Leung Cheuk Moon, Winnie Leung Man Yi, 
      Ronan Pak Kin Yan, Ng Wai 

HAPPINESS
  AKA : THE IDEA OF HAPPINESS
  Can : Hung Won Si Ngor
  Lit : Luck is Me
    d. Andy Lo (Law Yiu Fai)
    Kara Wai Ying Hung, Carlos Chan Ka Lok, Cya Liu (Lau Nga Sat), 
      Louis Cheung Kai Chung, Yan Ng Yat Yin, Ng Yip Kwan, 
      Brenda Lam Siu Ha, Lawrence Chou Chun Wai, Stephanie Che Yuen Yuen,
      Celia Kwok Wing Yi, Teresa Mak Ka Kei, Chin Siu Ho 
  Opening 2016

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  After his mother's death, Chan Kai-yuk feels so alone that he leaves
  Guangzhou for Hong Kong to look up the father who abandoned him and his
  mom. But Yuk's hopes are dashed on finding his dad has a new family and
  considers him a burden.

  Alone and homeless, Yuk is taken in by Auntie Fen, a middle-aged recluse
  who leads a solitary existence. At first, their different habits and
  personalities lead to numerous squabbles, intensified by Yuk's
  self-centeredness and Fen's odd temperament.

  As time goes on, Yuk learns Fen is in the early stages of Alzheimer's.
  The discovery unexpectedly serves as a catalyst for the young man's
  growth as a caring friend. For the first time in her life, Fen feels
  truly blessed. But it is a situation rife with irony due to the nature
  of her disease and the accelerating elusiveness of feelings and memories.

HEARTFALL ARISES
  Can : Gaing Sum Por
  AKA : Gaing Tin Por
  AKA : Por Dei Yuk
  Lit : Hell Break
    d. Ken Wu Pinru (Ng Bun Yu)
    Nicholas Tse Ting Fung, Sean Lau Ching Wan, Tong Liya, Mavis Fan,
      Christie Chen (Si Suen), Shaun Tam Chun Yin, Gao Weiguang
      BabyJohn Choi Hong Yik, Ava Liu (Yu Kiu)
  Rating : IIB
  Opening 2016

THREE
  AKA : THREE ON THE ROAD
  Can : Sam Yun Hung
    d. Johnnie To Kei Fung
    Louis Koo Tin Lok, Wallace Chung Han Leung, Vicki Zhao Wei, 
      Michael Tse Tin Wa, Raymond Wong Ho Yin, Timmy Hung Tin Ming, 
      Tam Yuk Ying, Mimi Kung Chi Yan, Adrian Wong Tsz Ching
  Site: https://www.facebook.com/mamoviethree
  Trailer: https://www.facebook.com/mamoviethree/videos/559529220881339

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Realizing that he will be defeated in no time during a police showdown,
  a thug shoots himself to force the cops to cease fire and take him to
  the hospital. In the hospital, he claims human rights to refuse
  immediate treatment in order to bide time for his underlings to rescue
  him. The detective in charge sees through his scheme but decides to
  play along so as to capture his whole gang once and for all.

LOVE THE WAY YOU LIE
  Can : 1 OAK 2 HEI
  Lit : 1 Home 2 Cheats
    Alien Huang (Wong Hung Sing), Lam Suet, Vanessa Tuan Lung Chun

FERRYMAN
  Can : Bai Doh Yun
    d. Zhang Jiajia
    Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Angelababy, Takashi Kaneshiro, Eason Chan Yik Shun

DRINK DRANK DRUNK
  Can : Sam Tiu Yau Yum Jui Jau
  Lit : Three Guys Leave Drunk
    d. Takkie Yeung Yat Tak
    Ken Hung Cheuk Lap, Deep Ng Ho Hong, Carlos Chan Ka Lok,
      Michelle Wai Si Nga, Kathy Yuen (Tong Yee), 
      Maggie Siu Mei Kei, Eric Tang Chi Kin, Ayaka Tomoda

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Alan is a rich kid looking forward to a busy 24 hours: his birthday
  celebration tonight and attending court as witness in a criminal trial
  the next morning. He and his mates embark on a crazy night on the town
  that leaves him in no condition to testify. As the deadline looms,
  another solution is sought. In the process, the guys discover their
  twilight craziness provided each with a new self-perspective that has
  intangibly changed their lives.

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[ NOW SHOWING ]

MY WIFE IS A SUPERSTAR
  Can : Ngor Lo Por Hai 
    d. Shirley Yung Sau Lan
    Annie Liu (Lau Sum Yau), Pakho Chau, 
      Alex Lam Tak Shun, Jacky Cai Jie, Jacqueline Ng (Chu Fun),
      Don Li Yat Long, Eric Kwok Wai Leung, Grace Ip Pui Man, 
      Alex To Tak Wai, Stephanie Che Yuen Yuen, Bonnie Wong Man Wai, 
      Lo Hoi Pang, I Love You Boyz, Bob Lam Sing Bun, Tin Kai Man, 
      Jacquelin Chong Si Man, Ram Chiang Chi Kwong, 
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 105 mins.
  Opening April 21 2016
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/3qGwcDfuoao

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  The movie company owner Jeff is preparing a major
  Chinese-New-Year-themed movie. He has recruited new and beautiful
  actress Chu Kei as the leading actress to replace the famous actress
  Ching Yu. But the only condition is Chu Kei must not date anyone. For
  becoming her dream, she promised Jeff at last. However in actuality, she
  is married to an unsuccessful reporter Lai Mo.

  Since Ching Yu suspected that Chu Kei is married, she tells Lai Mo's
  boss Uncle Tat the news. And then, Uncle Tat appoints Lai Mo to look for
  evidence and promises him to get promotion if he did well. Lai Mo is in
  a dilemma choosing between career and marriage. Will Chu Kei’s married
  status be recognized by the public in eventually? Could Lai Mo fulfill
  the job and get promotion?

BUDDY COPS
  Can : Sun Sau Ba Da
  Lit : Holy Beast "Brother"
  AKA : Sun Sau Ying Gaing
  Lit : Holy Beast Cops
    d. Peter Tsi (Chik Ka Kei)
    Bosco Wong Chung Chak, King Kong, 
      Kate Tsui Tsz Shan, Charmaine Fong Ho Man
      Michael Tse Tin Wa, Alice Chan Wai, Vincent Lam Wai, Lisa Cheng
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 102 mins.
  Opening April 21 2016

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  Two detective partners whose vastly different personalities
  lead them to incessantly argue, which causes much chaos and hilarity.

THE KID FROM THE BIG APPLE
  Can : Ngor Loi Jeuk Nau Yeuk
  Lit : I Am From New York
    d. Jess Teong (Cheung Cheuk Sai)
    Tommy Tam (Ti Lung), Jessica Hester Hsuan (Suen Huen)
       Tan Qin Lin (Chan Sum Lam), Jason Tan (Chan Chi Sum)       
  Opening March 10 2016 in Malaysia
  Opening April 21 2016

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Sarah, a 12-year girl was born and raised in New York City. As Sarah’s
  mother has to relocate to China for a few months on a work assignment,
  she has no choice but to turn to her estranged father back in Malaysia
  for help in looking after her daughter for these few months. To a
  contemporary youngster like Sarah, raised in the Big Apple since birth,
  Malaysia seems like all her worst nightmares come true.

  To begin with, Sarah feels isolated and lonely in this strange, new
  place. Living in one of the group apartments with her grandfather,
  initially Sarah hides her insecurities underneath a cloak of bravado and
  treats her new neighbours as though they are truly beneath her.

  Influence from a group of friendly neighbours around her age and a period
  of time living under the same roof as her grandfather, slowly opens
  Sarah’s heart to the "strangers" she finds around her. The once
  'Stuck-up' Sarah comes to learn and understand the reasons why her
  mother and grandfather care so much about their cultural traditions.

IN THE ROOM
  Can : Mo Han Chun Guong 27
  Lit : Infinite Spring Light 27
    d. Eric Khoo (Yau Gum Hoi) 
    Josie Ho Chiu Yi, Nishino Show, Choi Woo-Shik, Kim Kkob-Bi, 
      Koh Boon Bin, Daniel Jenkins, Netnaphad Pulsavad
  Rating : III
  Length : 103 mins.
  Opening November 21 2015 at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
  Opening April 21 2016

[ HONG KONG ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Inspired by his stay at a seedy hotel in Korea, Singaporean director
  Eric Khoo spins stories of lust and desire that unfold in a single hotel
  room over several decades. Taking place in Room 27 at the Hotel
  Singapura, Khoo’s tales include a British man’s efforts to convince his
  male plantation owner lover to flee with him before the Japanese
  invasion, a Korean girl’s unorthodox way of overcoming a break-up, and
  the final tryst between a Singaporean man and his married Japanese
  lover. Shot on two identical sets over ten days, In The Room features a
  multi-cultural and multi-lingual ensemble including Hong Kong’s Josie Ho
  and Japanese adult film actress Nishino Show.

NEKO SAMURAI -- A TROPICAL ADVENTURE
  Can : Mau Chi Ming Ju Yin Sun
  Lit : Cat Samurai: Cute Master Appears
    d. Kiyoshi Kurosawa
    Kazuki Kitamura, Asano Tadanobu, Hana Kino
  Rating : I
  Length : 85 mins.
  Opening April 21 2016
  Trailer: https://www.facebook.com/EdkoFilms/videos/1059439330793058/

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  Kyutaro Madarame was once a formidable swordsman who earned the nickname
  “Madara the Devil.” Now he is masterless, and lives in his hometown with
  his wife Shizu, daughter Haru, and nagging mother-in-law, Tae. One day,
  Kyutaro reluctantly decides to take an opportunity to work as a sword
  instructor in the Tosa domain on the island outpost of Shikoku.
  However, just before he and his beloved cat Tamanojo reach the port for
  their voyage to Shikoku, a mysterious ninja steals their belongings, and
  their ship leaves without them. Nevertheless, he manages to rent a small
  boat, and sets sail for Tosa. However, stormy seas eventually leave the
  duo shipwrecked on an unfamiliar shore, and Tamanojo is abducted by the
  local people, who speak a strange language. Is this really Tosa? What
  treasure does this place conceal? And can Kyutaro rescue his furry
  friend?

COLLECTIVE INVENTION
  Can : Yu Nam Dut Bin
  Lit : Fish Man Sudden Change
    d. Kwon Oh-Kwang
    Lee Kwang-Soo, Park Bo-Young, Lee Chun-Hee
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 92 mins.
  Opening April 21 2016
  Trailer: https://youtu.be/B5HkW--GAQ8

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  Young and unemployed Gu is desperate to make some money and participates
  in a clinical trial for a pharmaceutical company’s new drug. As an
  unknown side effect, he slowly transforms into a fish. This bizarre
  situation becomes Korea’s hottest news and fish man Gu is catapulted
  into the spotlight and becomes a superstar, only to fall from grace just
  as quickly.

INSIDE MEN
  Can : Hong Lau Hak Gum
  Lit : Cold Front Black Gold
    d. Woo Min-Ho
    Lee Byung-Hun, Cho Seung-Woo, Baek Yoon-Sik
  Rating : III
  Length : 130 mins.
  Opening March 12 2016
  Opening April 21 2016

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  LEE Kang-hee, an editor at an influential conservative newspaper raises
  congressman JANG Pilwoo to the position of a leading candidate for
  President using the power of the press. Behind this, there was his
  secret deal with the paper’s biggest sponsor. AHN Sang-goo, a
  political henchman who supported LEE and JANG, gets his hand cut when
  he is caught pocketing the record of the sponsor’s slush fund. WOO
  Jang-hoon, an ambitious prosecutor, starts to investigate the
  relationship with JANG and the sponsor believing it is the only chance
  he can make it to the top. While getting down to the grass roots on the
  case, WOO meets AHN who has been deliberately planning his revenge. Now
  the war among the one blind for power, the one hell bent for vengeance
  and the one eager for success starts.

ROBBERY
  Can : Lo Lup Bin Lei Dim
  Lit : Stick Up Convenience Store
    d. Fire Lee (Han Huo Huo)
    Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung, J.Arie (Rachel Lui Sum Yu)
      Lam Suet, Stanley Fung Shui Fan, Philip Keung Ho Man
      Anita Chui Bik Ka, Eric Kwok Wai Leung, 
      Aaron Chow Chi Kwan, Edward Ma Chi Wai, Ken Low Wai Kwong, 
  Rating : III
  Length : 902 mins.
  Opening July 5 2015 at the New York Asian Film Festival
  Opening March 29 2016 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Opening April 14 2016
  Site : http://www.filmlinc.com/films/on-sale/robbery
  Trailer: https://www.facebook.com/1035273713206536/videos/vb.1035273713206536/1046372912096616/?type=2&theater

[ NEW YORK ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  An absurdist blood-soaked Grand Guignol with attitude to burn, Fire
  Lee’s indie black comedy about an overnight shift in a convenience
  store starts with a simple robbery, then moves on to mass murder,
  terrorist bombings, police shoot-outs, and even the afterlife.

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  A young guy named Ping gets a job working as a cashier in the Exceed
  convenience store. At midnight, Grandpa goes into the store to buy
  bargain priced breads. Annoyed and offended by the store manager Fat
  Boss’ sarcasm and contempt, Grandpa stabs a pair of scissors into Fat
  Boss’ neck. All the people in the store–Yan who is just a passerby
  borrowing the toilet, Anita who is buying some condoms, Fat Boss, Ping
  and his co-worker Mabel are suddenly taken hostage by Grandpa in this
  bizarre incident......

GOOD TAKE!
    d. Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung, Henri Wong Chi Hung, Wong Chun, 
      Vernie Yeung Lung Ching, Wong Ching Po
    Alex Fong Chung Shun, Pakho Chau, Eddie Cheung Siu Fai, 
      Jessica Hester Hsuan (Suen Huen), Lo Hoi Pang, Lam Suet, 
      Sam Lee Chan Sam, Cherrie Ying Choi Yi, 
      Charlene Choi Cheuk Yin, Michael Miu Kiu Wai
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 95 mins.
  Opening April 14 2016
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/FiEis1A5fWc

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  GOOD TAKE is an omnibus of five short stories with 95 minutes 
  duration, filled with suspense, surprise etc. The ending of 
  each story is never what it seems...

  "Concrete"
  Director: Derek TSANG
  Cast: Alex FONG, Pakho CHAU, Cecilia YIP
  Story: Police Constable 9096 lost trace of his work colleague PC9413
  after PC9413 headed off alone to settle a seemingly minor family
  dispute while PC9096 took his time during a dinner break. The scene in
  question was a flat in an old, abandoned building. When the cellphone of
  PC9413 was dialed, ringtone sounded from under the concrete ground...
  The police immediately dug the ground open, only to find the cellphone
  of PC9413 buried together with the skeletons of a woman and a girl. So
  where had PC9413 gone? 

  "A Banquet"
  Director: Henri WONG
  Cast: Eddie CHENG, Jessica Hester HSUAN
  Story: Today is a special day for Wai Lam and his dad. It marked the
  second marriage of Wai Lam’s mom. All dressed up and with speeches
  rehearsed, it was an intriguing moment of which a man brought his son to
  his ex-wife’s wedding banquet, presenting to her a gift full of
  memories...but there can be no turning back of time. 


  "Good Take"
  Director: WONG Chun
  Cast: LO Hoi Pang, Derek TSANG, LAM Suet
  Story: Veteran actors Taylor and Laura met when they were very young.
  When they retire, they enjoyed watching their old works on TV every
  morning. Upn Laura’s death, Taylor decided to commit suicide to be with
  his wife. But before the end of his time, Taylor found the opportunity
  to play out a role in real life that he had never gotten to perform on
  screen – that of a hero. 

  "The Solitudes"
  Director: Vernie YEUNG
  Cast: Sam LEE, Cherrie YING
  Story: Chak met Fong at a nightclub. They then went to a motel for a
  night of fun. After the initial flirting, Fong tied Chak up to the bed
  and started torturing him. Apparently, Chak had forgotten how he had met
  her before, how he had threatened her, beat her up, and raped her, and
  finally sent her awary with $500. Fong, however, was not one to let him
  forget!

  "We are Ghosts"
  Director: WONG Ching Po
  Cast: Charlene CHOI, Michael MIU, Hedy LO, David LO
  Story: Charlene inherited an old flat from her late grandma whom she was
  very close to. She was harassed by an asset repossession company,
  forcing her to let up the flat so as to convert the land into profitable
  use through development. Determined to keep the flat, Charlene had to
  use her wits to brave a family of ghost, and counter the tricks played
  upon her by the repossession company! Ultimately, she will learn why the
  flat was bestowed to her by her grandmother.  

DOUKYUSEI
  Can : Tung Cup Sun
  Lit : Same Year Students
    d. Shouko Nakamura
    Japanese Animation
  Opening April 14 2016

THE TASTE OF YOUTH
  Can : Siu Nin Ji Mei
    d. Cheung King Wai
  Length : 77 mins.
  Opening April 3 2016 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Opening June 2 2016

[ HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  The generation gap exists. Adults ask teenagers to go to university and
  look for a stable job. Teenagers reject them to follow the mainstream,
  seeking to discover who they are and what they really want. Golden Horse
  Award winner Cheung King-wai depicts the teenagers of today’s Hong Kong
  who both embody the current dilemmas of the city and evoke its future.
  A letter to the youth, to those who were young and to those who cares
  about youth.

WEEDS ON FIRE
  Can : Dim Ng Bo
  Lit : Point Five Step
    d. Chan Chi Fat
    Lam Yiu Sing, Liu Kai Chi, Wu Tsz Tung, Hedwig Tam Sin Yin
  Length : 92 mins.
  Opening March 26 2016 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival

[ HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Inspired by the true story of Hong Kong’s first teenage baseball team,
  director Chan Chi-fat’s Weeds on Fire proves a surprisingly relevant
  youth sports drama. In the 1980s, two childhood friends join the Shatin
  Martins, a Band 3 school baseball team managed by the school principal
  (Liu Kai-chi). From these humble beginnings, the boys experience
  camaraderie, fall in love and make fateful decisions that resonate
  throughout their lives amid a changing Hong Kong and its sporting world.

GALAXY TURNPIKE
  Can : Ngan Hor Gai Doh Gau Gau Gau
    d. Koki Mitani
    Shingo Katori, Haruka Ayase, Shinobu Otake, Toshiyuki Nishida
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 110 mins.
  Opening March 31 2016

[ BROADWAY CIRCUITS ]
  In 2265 AD, interspace highway Route 246666 aka "The Galaxy Turnpike",
  runs from the region of the solar system between Jupiter and Saturn, the
  area is renowned for the variety of food establishments. However after
  150 years of operation, reduced traffic volume has brought hardship to
  "Sand-Sand Burger", a tiny hamburger joint which sits all alone beside
  the space route. Customers are coming from different planets, such as
  Space Ranger, Space Hero, Space Pimp, Space Prostitute, Space Doctor,
  Space Bureaucrat, Space Singer, Space Part-timer and etc. Directed and
  written by Koki Mitani, his latest romantic Space comedy with cast of
  all-star aliens take us on a hilarious journey into the outer space!

PANAY
  Can : Tai Yeung Dik Hai Ji
  Lit : Child Of the Sun
    d. Yu-Chieh Cheng, Lekal Sumi
    Ado' Kaliting Pacidal, Dongi Kacaw, Rahic Gulas
  Rating : I
  Length : 99 mins.
  Opening March 24 2016

[ BROADWAY CIRCUIT ]
  The sapphire pacific ocean and the golden rice fields - that was Panay’s
  impression of her hometown as a child. To provide her father and two
  children a better life, Panay was struggling in the city alone until a
  sudden disease attacked her father. She rushed home only to find out
  that since no idea when, all the fields of gold had been turned into
  tourist hotels. She was worried that if this kept happening, what kind
  of land there would be left to the next generation. So she made the
  decision to repair the water ditches and restore farming. However, it
  was not so easy as there were all kinds of setbacks and tests in front
  of her. She taught her children in gentle but solid actions: Never give
  up! Our homelands are ours to protect.

[ COMING SOON ]

UNCERTAIN RELATIONSHIPS SOCIETY (DIRECTOR'S CUT)
  Can : Oi Mei But Ming Gwai Hai Yin Gau Hok Wui
  Lit : Ambiguously Unclear Relationship Study Society
    d. Heiward Mak Hei Yan
    Anjo Leung Hiu Fung, Venus Wong Man Yik, Siuyea Lo Chun Yip,
      Kaman Kong, Yatho Wong Yik Ho, Sing Lam Yiu Sing
  Length : 126 mins.
  Opening August 12 2014 at the Hong Kong Summer International Film Festival
  Site : http://cinefan.com.hk/cms/film/uncertain-relationships-society/

[ HONG KONG SUMMER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  “Ambivalence means...nothing has happened, but you remember everything.”
  Another coming-of-age story about youngsters who are always desperate
  for but also afraid of falling in love, director Heiward Mak (High
  Noon, Ex, Diva) continues to examine the ambivalence of youthful love
  like an autopsy in this episodic adventure among a group of
  twenty-something. These characters might be a bunch of losers in love
  who are searching for self-esteem and recognition, but what make these
  intertwining tales relevant today are not just the pain and longing,
  but also the bittersweet memories and emotional growth of Hong Kong’s
  post-90s generation.

THE LOVE EXPERIENCE
  Can : Oi Ching Tat Yun
  Lit : Love Expert
    d. Dick Cho Kin Nam
    Anita Yuen Wing Yi, Qiu Xinzhi, Chrissie Chau Sau Na, 
      Jean Li Jiahang, Lam Suet, Shi Shi, 
      Nelson Cheung Hok Yun, Edward Chui Woai Dong, Naomi
  Opening October 18 2014 at the Hong Kong Contemporary Film Showcase
  Site : http://film-mall.com/zh/love-expert/

  Annie is not only a fashion magazine chief editor but also is known as 
  the "Love Expert" who resolves problems between the sexes.  She is also 
  Chan Fong Ming's every changing goddess.  Chairman Hou is a rich 
  playboy.  A typical "habitual cheater", he launches an "anti spy 
  weapon" and swears to fight the battle of brains and bravery with his 
  wife to the end.  Chairman Hou originally thinks that the "anti spy 
  weapon" can help Chan Fong Ming shake off his model husband image, but 
  instead it leads to comedy galore.  In order to land on the cover, 
  university student Cool takes aim at Chairman Hou and plays Lolita 
  seduction of dirty old man.  With success almost at hand, she receives 
  a threat.  Chairman Hou also receives a blackmail letter that exposes 
  the "hidden rules".......

THE TRUE LOVE
  AKA : Not To Love Not To Breakup
  Can : But Oi But San
  Lit : No Love No Break Up
    d. Yip Wai Ying
    Stephy Tang Lai Yan, He Jiong, Zhao Rong, William So Wing Hong, 
       Luo Xinyue, Alex Fong Lik Sun, Zhao Ke, Timmy Hung Tin Ming
  Opening January 10 2014 in Mainland China
  Opening October 19 2014 at the Hong Kong Contemporary Film Showcase

[ MTIME ]
  Chi Ming is about to propose to his girlfriend Juliana.  His assistant 
  Chung Yun discovers that she has fallen for her boss.  On the proposal 
  night, Juliana turns down Chi Ming.  Chung Yun finds out that Juliana 
  turns him down because she has liver cancer......

MY CITY
    d. Fruit Chan Gor
    Documentary
  Length : 117 mins.
  Opening March 31 2015 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Site : http://hkiff.org.hk/eng/film/detail/39090.html

[ HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Poet and author Xi Xi is one of Hong Kong's most treasured writers.
  Though also acclaimed in Taiwan and mainland China for seminal works
  like the essay Shops, her writings are firmly rooted in the spirit of
  Hong Kong. Leave it to Fruit Chan, another staunchly grassroots auteur,
  to make a documentary on Xi Xi's career. Chan sought out renowned
  critics and writers to discuss Xi Xi's works, starting with 1979's My
  City. He also juxtaposes photos of a changing Hong Kong with readings
  of her writings, and even playfully inserts characters from her stories
  into the film.

SAND PEBBLES
  Can : Dai Long Toh Sa
  Lit : Big Wave Washes Away Sand
    d. Clifford Choi Kai Kwong
    Nina Paw Hee Ching, Choi Yan Kei, Sim C, Shum Leung Kit
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 108 mins.
  Opening December 28 2014 (Limited Release)
  Opening June 6 2015

SPECIAL FEMALE FORCE
  Can : Lat Gaing Ba Wong Fa
  Lit : Hot Inspector Wears Skirts
    d. Wilson Chin Kwok Wai 
    Eliza Sam Lai Heung, Joyce Cheng Yun Yi, Jeana Ho Pui Yu, 
      Hidy Yu Hiu Tung, Jade Leung Jung, Jacky Cai Jie, Anita Chui Bik Ka,
      Philip Ng Won Lung, Chris Tong Bing Yu, Cathryn Lee Yuen Ling,
      Mak Cheung Ching, Jerry Lamb Hiu Fung, Terence Siufay, 

[ WLJACK ]
  The movie tells a story of a policewoman going undercover in a
  five-star hotel in Bangkok 25 years ago to investigate international
  terrorist, Gu Zhi Jin. During one of the fight, an explosion killed many
  female agents except sole survivor, the leader of the agents - Madam
  Fong, Gu managed to escape. Now, 25 years later, Madam Fong meets a
  group of girls whom she then trains as her apprentices.

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  An elite team of six female rookie police recruits fails to graduate as
  they resist to retreat in the final test when the situation gets out of
  hand. But their eminence provides them with another opportunity – “The
  Rafflesia”, a special female force that was disbanded 25 years ago when
  the mission failed, which is now looking for new blood to resume
  operation. 

  Their first mission is to capture the notorious triad leader
  “President”, who caused the disbandment of “The Rafflesia” 25 years
  ago. He takes hostage of top medical scientist Yoshida for his
  knowledge in virus to threaten different countries and ultimately plot
  a physical robbery. 

  Eager to become real police officers, the girls accept the offer
  despite the level of danger involves.

NESSUN DORMA
  Can : Hung Sau Wan Mei Shu 
  Lit : The Killer Is Still Awake
    d. Herman Yau Lai To
    Janice Man Wing Shan, Andy Hui Chi On, 
       Gordon Lam Ka Tung, Candy Yu On On, 
       Wilfred Lau Ho Lung, Jacky Cai Jie, 
       Phat Chan Wai Hung, Pancy Chan Pui Sze, Ken Law Ho Ming
  Length : 94 mins.
  Opening March 22 2016 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival

[ HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  The beautiful yet naive Tsang (Janice Man) has second thoughts about her
  arranged marriage with the most eligible bachelor in town (Lam Ka-tung)
  because she is secretly in love with the dog-loving math prodigy Fong
  (Andy Hui). One night, she is attacked on her way home. She wakes up and
  finds herself trapped in a room and tied to a bed naked. She was raped
  but managed to escape, and this leads to murderous outcomes. After the
  success of last year’s Sara, Herman Yau again teams up with screenwriter
  Erica Li to create another complex psychological thriller about true
  love and the choices of life.

LIKE FOR LIKES
  Can : Fong Sim Nam Nui
    d. Park Hyun-Jin
    Lee Mi-Yeon, Yoo Ah-In, Kim Ju-Hyeok, Choi Ji-Woo, Kang Ha-Neul, Esom
  Opening February 25 2016
  Opening April 28 2016

HAPPINESS
  Can : Chum Jau Hung Fook Dik Yut Ji
  Lit : Days of Looking For Happiness
    d. Hur Jin-Ho
    Hwang Jung-Min, Lim Su-Jeong
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 124 mins.
  Opening May 5 2016
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/H6FkdPwiHmo

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  Years of heavy drinking have left Young-Su with a damaged liver, and so
  he says farewell to life in Seoul and checks into a sanitarium in a
  small rural town for alternative medicine. There he meets Eun-Hee, a
  lung patient who practically regards the sanitarium as her home. They
  decide to start a new life as a couple, when after a while Young-Su gets
  increasingly frustrated about what small town life fails to offer. How
  and where can real happiness be found? Once again, Hur Jin-ho (Christmas
  in August) tells a romantic story with captivating visuals and an
  emotive soundtrack.

BOOK OF LOVE
  AKA : FINDING MR. RIGHT 2
  Can : But Gaing Yu Seung Sai Nga Toh ji But Yi Ching Shu
  Lit : When Beijing Meets Seattle: Love Letter For No Other
    d. Xue Xiaolu
    Wu Xiubo, Tang Wei
  Opening May 5 2016

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  An entirely new tale about destiny and chance encounter in the
  contemporary world, spanning across three continents.

HIGH*SPEED!  THE MOVIE -- FREE! STARTING DAYS --
    Japanese Animation
  Length : 110 mins.
  Opening May 5 2016

HANA'S MISO SOUP
    d. Tomoaki Akune 
    Ryoko Hirosue, Yo Hitoto, Kenichi Takito
  Opening May 5 2016

[ 2015 HAWAII INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Chie, a young girl out of college, is diagnosed with cancer soon after
  becoming engaged.  Undeterred, and with an understanding that the cancer
  treatment will leave her unable to bear children, her marriage still
  begins on a happy note. 

  Out of the blue, a miracle happens and Chie discovers she is pregnant.
  But her decision to keep the baby comes with a high risk for her cancer
  to return. After consulting with a country doctor, she adopts lifestyle
  changes switching her diet to traditional Japanese foods to keep her
  body healthy. Knowing that her time with her daughter will be short,
  Chie caringly passes along lessons learned to prepare her child for life
  without her. — Anderson Le

CHONGQING HOT POT
  Can : For Wor Ying Hung
  Lit : Hot Pot Heroes
    d. Yang Qing
    Chen Kun, Bai Baike, Qin Hao, Yu Entai
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 96mins.
  Opening May 12 2016

THE INERASABLE
    d. Yoshihiro Nakamura
    Yuko Takeuchi, Ai Hashimoto, Kentaro Sakaguchi, Kenichi Takitoh
  Opening May 12 2016

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  Everything starts from a letter. One day, a novelist receives a letter
  from Ms Kubo, a university student. She writes of strange noises she
  hears in her apartment. Kubo investigates the history of the building
  and discovers that a series of previous tenants have all been victims of
  an unknown force which has driven some of them to suicide and even
  murder after they moved out of the apartment block. Why did they die
  miserable deaths after they moved out? Why not while they lived in the
  apartment where the strange noises are heard? They finally learn the
  shocking truth which happened many decades ago and this embroils them
  in a series of thrilling incidents.

GIRLS UND PANZER THE MOVIE
  Can : Siu Nui Yu Jin Cheh Ket Cheung Ban
  Lit : Girls And Chariot the Movie
    d. Tsutomu Mizushima
    Japanese Animation
  Rating : IIA
  Length : 119 mins.
  Opening May 12 2016

IF CATS DISAPPEARED FROM THE WORLD
  Can : Dong Jeh Sai Gai Moot Yau Mau
  Lit : When This Earth Has No Cat
    d. Akira Nagai
    Takeru Satoh, Aoi Miyazaki, Gaku Hamada, Meiko Harada
  Opening May 19 2016

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  A young postman whose days are numbered from a brain tumor. One day, a
  devil who looks just like him appears and says: "For each thing you
  agree to erase from the world, I would give you one more day to live!"
  Finding the proposal hard to believe, the postman nevertheless accepts
  the offer. In a world where things cease to exist one by one, he
  retraces the memory of his lover, friends, family and his beloved cat –
  Cabbage..."What the world would be like after I die and disappear?"

ASSASSINATION CLASSROOM 2 - GRADUATION
    d. Eiichiro Hasumi
    Ryosuke Yamada, Kazunari Ninomiya, Masaki Suda, Kanna Hashimoto, 
      Kang Ji-Young, Hiroki Narimiya
  Opening May 19 2016

TERRA FORMARS
  Can : For Sing Yi Jung
  Lit : Mars Mutants
    d. Takashi Miike
    Hideaki Ito, Tomohisa Yamashita, Shun Oguri, Takayuki Yamada, 
      Kane Kosgui, Rinko Kikuchi
  Opening May 26 2016

I AM A HERO
  Can : Song Si Moot Yut Jin
  Lit : Zombie Doomsday War
    d. Shinsuke Sato
    Masami Nagasawa, Kasumi Arimura, Yo Oizumi
  Rating : III
  Length : 127 mins.
  Opening May 26 2016

UNFORGETTABLE
  Can : Luen Seung Chor Ha
  Lit : Fallen For Early Summer
    d. Lee Eun-Hee
    Do Kyung-Soo, Kim So-Hyun
  Opening May 26 2016

CALL OF HEROES
  Can : Ngai Sing
  Lit : Dangerous City
  AKA THE DEADLY RECLAIM
  AKA : Ngai Sing Chi Ba
  Lit : Dangerous City Assassinate Tyrant
    d. Benny Chan Muk Sing
    Sean Lau Ching Wan, Louis Koo Tin Lok, 
      Eddie Peng Yu-Yan, Wu Jing, Liu Kai Chi, 
      Yolanda Yuan Quan, Jiang Shuying, Liu Kai Chi, 
      Philip Keung Ho Man, Berg Ng Ting Yip, Sammy Hung Tin Chiu, 
  Opening August 18 2016
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/ZDRTl3LXUGI

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  During the warlords era after falling of Qing Dynasty in China, a
  village located in rural area called Pucheng fell into dangerous
  situation when its government allocated all its military force to the
  frontline, the cruel young general Cao from the enemy troops arrived the
  village and killed the innocent, the leader of self-defense team of the
  village was desperate to fight against Cao for justice and to protect
  their homeland...

COLD WAR 2
  Can : Hong Jin 2
    d. Sunny Luk Kim Ching, Longman Leung Lok Man
    Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Eddie Peng Yu-Yan, 
      Chang Kuo-Chu, Chow Yun Fat, Tony Yang, Aarif Rahman (Lee Chi Ting)
      Janice Man Wing Shan, Charlie Yeung Choi Nei, Andy Lau Tak Wa
  Opening July 8 2016

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  Picking up some time after the events in the first movie, Sean Lau is
  now the Commissioner of Police after the successful rescue operation.
  However, things turn bad when his wife and daughter are kidnapped. Sean
  has to seek help from former rival and retired DCP, Waise Lee, to return
  to his job to help save Sean`s wife and child.

RAILROAD TIGERS
    d. Ding Sheng
    Jackie Chan, Darren Wang, Nick Wang, Tao Wang, 
  Opening October 6 2016

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  In December 1941, Japan expands the occupation of its neighbouring
  countries to Southeast Asia. The railway from Tianjin to Nanjing in East
  China became a key military transportation route, heavily guarded by
  Japanese soldiers.

  Railroad worker Ma Yuan leads a team of freedom fighters. Using his deep
  knowledge of the train network, he and his men sabotage it, ambushing
  Japanese soldiers and stealing supplies to feed the starving Chinese.

  Although the freedom fighters have no weapons of their own, they employ
  whatever tools are at hand, including shovels, loose railway track planks
  and diverted trains. The local Chinese call the unlikely heroes the
  "Railroad Tigers".

  The freedom fighters find themselves on the wrong side of the tracks when
  the Japanese send reinforcements to Shandong. In an act of defiance, Ma
  Yuan launches his most dangerous mission yet, blowing up a
  heavily-guarded railroad bridge.

  When the Japanese learn of the crippling plan, which will derail the war
  effort, the stakes are raised even higher.

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[ Entertainment URL ]

MEDIA ASIA
http://www.mediaasia.com

EMPEROR MOTION PICTURES
http://www.emp.hk

PEGASUS MOTION PICTURES
http://www.pegasusmovie.com

WE PICTURES
http://www.wepictures.com

CINEMA POPULAR
http://www.cinemapopular.com

MEI AH
http://www.meiah.com

NEW ASIA ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
http://www.aeghk.com

GOLDEN SCENE
http://www.goldenscene.com

Commercial Radio
http://www.crhk.com.hk

Television Broadcast Limited
http://www.tvb.com.hk

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[ NORTH AMERICA AREA CONCERTS ]

* A-LIN "SONAR" CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: September 4 2016 @ 8PM

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

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

* KELLY CHEN LET'S CELEBRATE WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: July 3 2016 @ 8PM

   VENUE LOCATION:
    Reno Events Center
    400 N. Center St.
    Reno, NV 89501

  TICKET PRICES: $188, 128, 98, 68

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  ONLINE: http://www.bayareaticket.com

* VIVIAN CHOW

  DATE AND TIME: 
    Sunday, June 12 2016 @ 7PM
    Monday, June 13 2016 @ 8:30 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Avalon Ballroom Theatre
    Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort
    6380 Fallsview Boulevard,
    Niagara ON L2G 7X5 
    Canada
    http://www.fallsviewcasinoresort.com/entertainment/event/vivian-chow

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  TICKETMASTER CANADA
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/100050659E6516E7
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/100050659E6216E5
 
* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, June 12 2016 @ 7:30 PM

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

  TICKET PRICES: CA$ 388, 298, 198, 168, 98, 68

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  ONLINE: HTTPs://www.casinorama.com/live/ 

* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Friday, June 10 2016 @ 7:30 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    The Forum 
    3900 W Manchester Blvcd.
    Inglewood CA 90305

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  Online: HTTP://www.fabulousforum.com/content/forum/home.html 

* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, June 8 2016 @ 7:30 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Queen Elizabeth Theatre
    630 Hamilton St. at Georgia
    Vancouver BC V6B 2P1
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: CA$ 388, 298, 198, 168, 98, 68

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  TICKETMASTER CANADA
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/1100502FA79256C1

  VISM
  http://event.vism.ca/karen-mok-2016

* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, June 1 2016 @ 7:30 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    The Trusts Arena
    65-67 Central Park Drive
    Henderson
    Auckland 0610
    New Zealand

  TICKET PRICES: VVIP NZ$ 399, VIP 289, 189, 159, 139, 99

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzA5MTI4MzUxMQ%3D%3D&mid=401096490&idx=1&sn=5bcc64923ae17c7b6d51f4cd806817b2&scene=1&srcid=0123ctppswnOBbBGM4KLUDrs&from=singlemessage&isappinstalled=0#wechat_redirect

* EMIL CHAU WAKIN

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 29 2016 @ 8PM

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

  TICKET PRICES: $188, 128, 98, 68

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

* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 29 2016 @ 7:30 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Melbourne Convention Centre
    1 Convention Center Place
    South Wharf VIC 3006
    Australia

  TICKET PRICES: VVIP/VIP AU$ 298, 198, 158, 88

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  Call 1300 688 799

  ONLINE
  http://www.ticketek.com.au
  http://www.awardentertainment.com.au

* 2016 CHINA SUPER VOCAL

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 29 2016 @ 7:30 PM

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

  TICKET PRICES: VIP CA$ 128, 48

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  River Rock Casino Resort Ticket Office
  8811 River Rd.
  Richmond BC

  TICKET MASTER CANADA
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/1100506FA7545E9F

* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Friday, May 27 2016 @ 8 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    The Star Event Centre
    88 Pyrmont Street,
    Pyrmont NSW 2009,
    Australia

  TICKET PRICES: VVIP/VIP AU$ 298, 198, 158, 88

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  Call 1300 688 799

  ONLINE
  http://www.ticketek.com.au
  http://www.awardentertainment.com.au

* EMIL CHAU WAKIN

  DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, May 25 2016 @ 7:30PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Queen Elizabeth Theatre
    630 Hamilton St. at Georgia
    Vancouver BC V6B 2P1
    Canada

  TICKET PRICES: CA$ 550, 420, 320, 215, 180, 105 ,57

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  TICKETMASTER CANADA
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/1100503DC5E98BC5

  VISM
  http://event.vism.ca/wakin-chau-2016

* A-LIN "SONAR" CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 22 2016 @ 7PM

  VENUE LOCATION : 
    Shrine Auditorium
    665 W. Jefferson Blvd.,
    Los Angeles CA 90007
    (213) 748-5116
    http://www.shrineauditorium.com/events/detail/308148

  TICKET PRICES: VIP $ 299, 189, 139, 89, 69 ,49

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  AXS: http://www.axs.com/events/308148/

  Ng Hing Kee 
  626.284.4861

  Kingstone Bookstore
  626.964.3226

  World Bookstore
  626.446.1831

* EMIL CHAU WAKIN 

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 22 2016 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    David Geffen Hall (Originally Avery Fisher Hall)
    Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
    10 Lincoln Center Plaza
    corner of Columbus Avenue and West 65th Street
    New York NY 10023

  TICKET PRICES: VIP $ 388, 238, 188, 138, 108, 88, 68

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
    ONLINE: http://www.fancymakerus.com/

    World Book Store
    136-19 38th Ave.
    Flushing NY 11354
    (718) 445-2665

    6007 8th Ave.
    Brooklyn NY 11220
    (718) 871-5000

    L & L Travel Enterprises
    87 Bowery Street 2Fl
    New York NY 10002
    (212) 226-6628

    40-10 Main Street,
    Flushing NY 11354
    (718) 801-8708

* THE YEN-J SHOW LIVE IN ANAHEIM

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 8 2016 @ 8PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    House of Blues Anaheim
    1530 Disneyland Dr.,
    Anaheim CA

  TICKET PRICES: 
    VIP Meet and Greet Package $99,
    Reserved Seating $59, 
    Day of Show (at the door) $52 
    General Admission $49

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
  ONLINE: http://www.starzoneusa.com/#!yenj/ctba

* KATE TSUI AND MOMO MOTHER'S DAY CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: Saturday morning/Sunday night, May 8 2016 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Circus Maximus Theater
    Caesars Casino Atlantic City
    2100 Pacific Ave.
    Atlantic City NJ 08401

  TICKET PRICES: VIP $108, 78, 48

  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
    646.492.1967

    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

* STEVEN MA MORONGO CASINA CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday May 15 2016 @ 4PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Morongo Casino, Resort and Spa
    49500 Seminole Dr.
    Cabazon CA 92230

  TICKET PRICES: $ 98, 68, 48

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

  ONLINE: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2540890

* HARRAH'S RESORT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOTHER'S DAY CONCERT
  with Irene Yeh, Daniel Lo 

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday May 8 2016 @ 4PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Harrah's Resort Southern California
    777 Valley Center Road
    Valley center CA 92082

  TICKET PRICES: $118, 88, 68, 48

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

  Ng Hing Kee
  518 W Garvey Ave,
  Monterey Park, CA 91754                      
  (626) 284-4861

  Alhambra
  (626) 300-9300

  18910 Gale Ave.,
  Rowland Heights
  (626) 810-3804

  Heng Rong Trading
  1635 S San Gabriel 
  San Gabriel, CA 91776
  (818) 445-0066

  Kingston Culture Plaza
  18451 E. Colima Rd.,
  Rowland Heights, CA 91748                  
  (626) 964-3226

  Evergreen Chinese Book Store
  18321 Pioneer Blvd,
  Artesia, CA 90701                                 
  (562) 402-5393

  Welcome Books and Gifts
  1611 S. Azusa Ave.,
  Hacienda Heights
  (626) 839-8199

* MOTHER'S DAY CHINESE CONCERT
  with Irene Yeh and Steven Ma Chun Wai

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 1 2016 @ 1PM, 4PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Cache Creek Casino Resort
    14455 State Hwy 16,
    Brooks CA 95606

  TICKET PRICES: $128, 78, 58

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION: 
    CACHE CREEK: https://www.cachecreek.com/entertainment/
    JADE TICKET: https://www.facebook.com/events/173042933040933/
    Information: 626-964-4747

    GOLDEN TIME TRAVEL
    1039 Grant Ave Ste 204
    San Francisco CA 94133
    415-392-8928

* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, May 1 2016 @ 8 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Teatro Linear Ciak
    Viale Puglie 
    20137 Milano, Italy

  TICKET PRICES: 199, 119, 89, 69, 49, 29 Euro

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzI0NzE4MDQzMA%3D%3D&mid=402052575&idx=1&sn=e85c1714364e936c4b7ea5d4e117c859&scene=1&srcid
  Call 3934899999

* EDMOND LEUNG CANADIAN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION CHARITY CONCERT

  DATE AND TIME : 
    Saturday, April 30 2016 @ 8 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Hard Rock Casino Vancouver
    2080 United Blvd. 
    Coquitlam BC V3K 6W3
    Canada

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

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  TICKET MASTER CANADA
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/11004F77817D56C6

* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Friday, April 29 2016 @ 8 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Palacio Vistalegre
    Calle de Utebo, 1
    Madrid, Spain

  TICKET PRICES: 199, 109, 89, 69, 49, 29 Euro

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  TICKETMASTER SPAIN
  http://www.ticketmaster.es/en/tickets-music/karen-mok-concert-madrid-2016/19526/?city_id=10&venue_id=159
  http://www.ticketmaster.es/es/entradas-musica/karen-mok-concert-madrid-2016/19526/?city_id=10&venue_id=159

  Call 902 150 025

* KAREN MOK REGARDEZ WORLD TOUR

  DATE AND TIME: Tuesday, April 26 2016 @ 8 PM

  VENUE LOCATION:
    Eventim Apollo
    45 Queen Caroline St,
    London W6 9QH
    United Kingdom

  TICKET PRICES: GBP 138, 98, 68, 38

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  ONLINE
  HTTP://www.eventimapollo.com/events/detail/karen-mok 
  or call 0844 249 4300

* JEANNIE HSIEH LIVE IN CONNECTICUT

  DATE AND TIME: Saturday night/Sunday morning, April 24 2016 @ 1AM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Fox Theater
    Foxwoods Resort Casino
    350 Trolley Line Blvd.
    Mashantucket CT 06338

  TICKET PRICES: $ 228, 168, 98, 68

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATIONS:
  ONLINE: http://www.sunday66.com/

  Mobile Tronix
  90 Bowery, Store 6
  646-508-8888

  5413 8 Ave.
  718-439-5300

  iWing Wireless
  41-15 Kissena Blvd.
  718-840-8288

  Sunshine Travel
  12 Tyler Street
  617-695-1989

* NANCY SIT SUND STARS IN CONCERT
  With Special Guest Henry Lo Chun Shun

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, April 24 2016 @ 5PM

  VENUE LOCATION: 
    Casino Rama
    5899 Rama Road
    Rama ON L0k 1T0
    Canada
    https://www.casinorama.com/Live/Artist/Nancy-Sit-Henry-Lo.aspx

  TICKET OUTLET LOCATION:
  TICKET MASTER CANADA
  http://www.ticketmaster.ca/event/10005023B8AF1173

* SUN NAN WORLD TOUR 2016

  DATE AND TIME: Sunday, April 17th 2016 @ 1AM
  VENUE LOCATION:
    Mohegan Sun Arena
    Mohegan Sun
    1 Mohegan Sun Boulevard
    Uncasville CT 06382

  TICKET PRICES: VIP $238, 198, 168, 98, 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
    646.492.1967

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

    Kneeland Electronics
    58 Kneeland St.,
    Boston MA
    617.888.8393

    Ascend Travel
    692 Hancock St.,
    Quincy MA 
    617.786.7981

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Box office info    : What Box Office Info?
The usual suspects : Internet Movie Database, Yahoo! Hong Kong
Erors : ye olde chaffing editor

For the week ending Sunday, April 17 2016

10 DEMOLITION
    d. Jean-Marc Vallee
    Jake Gyllenhaal, Naomi Watts, Chris Cooper

 9 THE MOBFATHERS
  Can : Suen Lo Dang
  Lit : Choose Old Top
    d. Herman Yau Lai To
    Chapman To Man Chak, Anthony Wong Chau Sun, Gregory Wong Chung Hiu
       Philip Keung Ho Man, Deep Ng Ho Hong, Wylie Chiu Shek Chi
       Kathy Yuen (Tong Yi), Ken Hung Cheuk Lap, 
       Coco Chan Yi Lan, Jason Wong Chun Fung

 8 ROBBERY
  Can : Lo Lup Bin Lei Dim
  Lit : Stick Up Convenience Store
    d. Fire Lee (Han Huo Huo)
    Derek Tsang Kwok Cheung, J.Arie (Rachel Lui Sum Yu)
      Lam Suet, Stanley Fung Shui Fan, Philip Keung Ho Man
      Anita Chui Bik Ka, Eric Kwok Wai Leung, 
      Aaron Chow Chi Kwan, Edward Ma Chi Wai, Ken Low Wai Kwong, 

 7 THE BODYGUARD
  Can : Ngor Dik Dut Gung Ye Yeh
  Lit : My Special Agent Grandpa
    d. Sammo Hung Kam Bo
    Sammo Hung Kam Bo, Andy Lau Tak Wa, 
      Jacqueline Chan, Li Qinqin, Zhu Yuchen

 6 PORT OF CALL 
  Can : Dap Huet Chum Mui
  Lit : Step Into Blood In Search of Plum
    d. Philip Yung Chi Kwong
    Aaron Kwok Fu Sing, Elaine Jin (Kam Yin Ling),
      Patrick Tam Yiu Man, Maggie Shiu Mei Kei

 5 BATMAN VS. SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE
    d. Zack Snyder
    Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Jessie Eisenberg

 4 TRIVISA
  Can : Shu Dai Jiu Fung
  Lit : Big Trees Attract Wind
    d. Frank Hui Hok Man, Vicky Wong Wai Kit, Jevons Au Man Kit
    Gordon Lam Ka Tung, Richie Jen (Yam Yin Chai), Jordan Chan Siu Chun, 
      Tommy Wong Kwong Leung

 3 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE
    d. Dan Trachtenberg
    Mary Elizabeth Winstead, John Goodman, John Gallagher Jr.

 2 THE HUNTSMAN: WINTER'S WAR
    d. Cedric Nicolas-Troyan
    Sam Claflin, Chris Hemsworth, 
      Emily Blunt, Jessica Chastain, Charlize Theron,

 1 ZOOTOPIA
    d. Byron Howard, Rich Moore, Jared Bush
    Disney Animation
    English Voices: Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, Idris Elba
    Cantonese Voices: Dayo Wang Tze Wah, Joey Yung Cho Yi

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Summaries for some of the films above.  Some contain SPOILERS

TRIVISA
  Length : 97 mins.
  Opening February 12 2016 at the Berlin Film Festival
  Opening April 7 2016
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/ZsE97uwjkEo

[ BERLIN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Hong Kong, summer 1997: while preparations are underway for the handover
  of the British Crown Colony to China, the underworld finds that it too
  must adapt to profound changes. With the opening of the border to China,
  new codes and mores make their way into the world of the triads – and
  those who don’t adjust their business models have already lost. 

  A genre film from Hong Kong that chooses to set its story during those
  years of turmoil is tantamount to a double swan song. For these
  political changes also effectively spelled the end of an independent
  Hong Kong cinema that was admired across Asia. One of the few directors
  who has continued to defend and develop the genre is Johnnie To. By
  producing TRIVISA, To is flying the flag for three up-and-coming
  directors who tell the stories of three legendary gangsters of the
  period. This is not an anthology film, but rather an overlapping story
  of men who become victims of their own legends. As chance brings them
  all together one day in the same restaurant on the Chinese side of the
  border, rumours swirl that the three are planning a joint coup. In
  elegant fashion, hype and hubris lead to their downfall. (Christoph
  Terhechte)

ROBBERY
  Rating : III
  Length : 902 mins.
  Opening July 5 2015 at the New York Asian Film Festival
  Opening March 29 2016 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Opening April 14 2016
  Site : http://www.filmlinc.com/films/on-sale/robbery
  Trailer: https://www.facebook.com/1035273713206536/videos/vb.1035273713206536/1046372912096616/?type=2&theater

[ NEW YORK ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL ]
  An absurdist blood-soaked Grand Guignol with attitude to burn, Fire
  Lee’s indie black comedy about an overnight shift in a convenience
  store starts with a simple robbery, then moves on to mass murder,
  terrorist bombings, police shoot-outs, and even the afterlife.

[ HONG KONG MOVIE 6 ]
  A young guy named Ping gets a job working as a cashier in the Exceed
  convenience store. At midnight, Grandpa goes into the store to buy
  bargain priced breads. Annoyed and offended by the store manager Fat
  Boss’ sarcasm and contempt, Grandpa stabs a pair of scissors into Fat
  Boss’ neck. All the people in the store–Yan who is just a passerby
  borrowing the toilet, Anita who is buying some condoms, Fat Boss, Ping
  and his co-worker Mabel are suddenly taken hostage by Grandpa in this
  bizarre incident......

THE BODYGUARD
  Rating : IIB
  Length : 99 mins.
  Opening April 1 2016 
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/ZaLQtkAPIn0

[ CINEMA ONLINE MALAYSIA ]
  A retired bodyguard who is suffering from early dementia meets a young 
  girl and befriends her.  When the girl is threatened by a local crime 
  lord due to her father's connection, the bodyguard must recall his long-
  forgotten skills in order to save the young girl.

THE MOBFATHERS
  AKA : Suen Lo Jor
  Lit : Choose Old Seat
  Rating : III
  Length : 94 mins.
  Opening March 23 2016 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Opening March 31 2016
  Trailer : https://youtu.be/W3kFD3nbEGo

[ HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  Another variation on The Godfather and Johnnie To’s Election saga, The
  Mobfathers is a re-imagination of the genre with undercurrents of keen
  social comment. After spending time in jail, Ah Chat (Chapman To) is
  involved in the power struggle that takes place before the election of
  a new chairman in the triad society. Anthony Wong is the ever
  intimidating big boss that shines through the lenses of Herman Yau’s
  camera beginning from The Untold Story.

PORT OF CALL 
  Rating : III
  Length : 120 mins.
  Opening April 6 2015 at the Hong Kong International Film Festival
  Opening December 3 2015
  Trailer: http://youtu.be/8WlHzaSeTus

[ HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ]
  A teenage prostitute is murdered; her body cut up and flushed down the
  toilet, and her severed head thrown into Victoria Harbor. Director
  Philip Yung chooses to focus not on the crime or the investigation, but
  on the dead girl and her family, the cop and his family, and the killer
  who is without a family. The result is a genre-bender that progresses
  as it digresses, an atmospheric mosaic of human lives and actions that
  invariably get complicated, out of order and beyond reason, and with
  the characters firmly grounded in gritty and unforgiving reality.

[ THE FILM CATALOGUE ]
  Jiamei Wang has moved to Hong Kong from Dongguan, China two years ago.
  Desperate to become financially independent from her mother and
  step-father, she ends up becoming a “compensated date”. Chi-chung Ting,
  a truck driver who had just been brutally dumped, finds Jiamei online.
  They communicate with each other via text message and become friends
  right away. They share their background stories, and talk about
  everything from love to hate, from life to death.

  On the day of the murder, Jiamei and Chi-chung finally meet in person.
  In the room, they play, indulge in ketamine and really enjoy
  themselves. Finally, they go to the bed. During sex, Jiamei tells
  Chi-chung she wants to die. Chi-chung squeezes her neck until she
  passes away.

  Ching Sir, in charge of investigating the case, is a quirky police
  officer. When he investigates a case, he often ignores the details of
  the case itself but rather researches extensively on the personality of
  the people involved. Although he already has enough evidence to charge
  Chi-chung Ting, he wants to get to know Ting and Jiamei Wang better. He
  wants to look at our times with his heart. What exactly happened? He
  wishes to find out the real reason behind the incident, to prove that
  human nature is not evil, to shine a light onto the darkness.

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GLOBAL CHINESE MUSIC CHART

For the week starting April 16 2016

15 WITH YOU AT HOME
  Can : Yau Nei Joi Ga
  Orange Tan (Chen Wai Tim)
  https://youtu.be/mMlSD6iPNSo

14 AVAILABLE
  Can : Ngor Ho Duk Han
  Joey Yung Cho Yi
  https://youtu.be/nq2Qoausw7I

13 LEFT HEART MATTER
  Can : Jor Sum Si
  Hanz Guo (Kwok Man Hong)
  https://youtu.be/eG6ZoRqkZQQ

12 HOW HAVE YOU BEEN
  Can : Bit Loi Mo Yeung
  Zhang Lei
  https://youtu.be/hzjqWThPgMw

11 HILLWOOD ROAD
  Can : Shan Lam Doh
  Kay Tse On Kay
  https://youtu.be/qqqFoC6nZ8k

10 BE MY OWN FRIEND
  Can : Dong Ngor Dik Ho Pung Yau
  Della Ding Dong
  https://youtu.be/OG5yCHnipdM

 9 MAKE IT BIG
  Jane Zhang Liangying
  https://youtu.be/Sbw9ta5E8dU

 8 EMOJI 
  Twins
  https://youtu.be/s8AGDGamOXQ

 7 FINALLY, BUT...
  Can : Ho But Yung Yi
  BingHam Yeh (Yip Bing Hung)
  https://youtu.be/LWimkv9kmI0

 6 DEAR CHILDREN
  Can : Chun Oi Dik Siu Hai
  Jeffrey Chang (Cheung Shun Jit)
  https://youtu.be/cTjN6p0InfM

 5 A PAIR OF HANDS
  Can : Yut Seung Sau
  Phil Lam Yik Hong
  https://youtu.be/pR6C3yTiSbQ

 4 INTIMATE
  Can : Chun Yit
  Stephanie Cheng Yung
  https://youtu.be/d16IC-taf20

 3 SINGLE
  Can : Yut Gor Yun
  William Wei (Wai Lai On)
  https://youtu.be/RjSNrLmcTrU

 2 A FRIEND
  Can : Ngor Moon Si Pung Yau
  Gary Chaw (Cho Gat)
  https://youtu.be/KSoquw6Anfk

 1 LIGHT 
  Can : Dung Guong
  Eli Hsieh (Tse Ting Yin)
  https://youtu.be/upUjlErMmO4

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