Asian Drama

On the street one early morning, Jin Wan Shi, an elderly milkman, helps Song Yi Fen, an elderly lady who collects trash. Both of them have lived through many harships - Jin Wan Shi lives with guilt over his mistreatment of his late wife, and Song Yi Fen has been alone all the way into her age after meeting many unkind people and losing her child at a young age. Now these two people meet every morning, with feelings developing quietly.

(Source: Chinese = Baidu)

Release dates: Jun 10, 2023 (Festival) || Jun 21, 2023 (Cinema)

In the early 70s, when Hong Kong was under British colonial rule, corruption was as rampant as ever. The majority of the Hong Kong Police Force collaborated with the triads. As king of the corruption empire, Chinese detective sergeant Lak Chui colluded with Cripple Ho, lord of the underworld, and made almost ten billion dollars through bribery. Lawyer Hank Chan despised this kind of illegal acceptance of benefits. He believed this would deprive the general public of their opportunity to fight for their own rights if they could not afford black money. His luck came when Hank met Nash Pak, his old friend who came back from England. Nash admired Hank’s integrity, and hence invited him to join the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), an anti-corruption organization directly accountable to the Governor of Hong Kong. Hank and Nash selected a team of elites, forming the first team of ICAC investigators, and cracked down hard on the underground laws of Hong Kong.

Their first target was Lak Chui and Cripple Ho. After tremendous efforts, initial results were seen. But what followed was a series of counter-attack by Lak Chui and Cripple Ho. The team members of the Commission were being threatened and persecuted. However, Hank's confidence did not falter at these setbacks. He was even more determined to remove these two tigers from the scene. The fight between the righteous and the evil had begun...

Chinese film remake of the Japan's "Midnight Diner"

Set in the 1940s, this is the story of legendary woman Fang Gu, one of the key figures during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong. The film also portrays the fight and struggle for freedom and independence by youths of the resistance groups.

An entertaining police thriller about executive-level cops and corruption that derails when it gets didactic and pretentious. Awesome production values and decent performances don't fully offset the one-note, self-important execution by writer-directors Longman Leung and Sunny Luk.

In 690AD, ancient China witnessed one of its most prosperous and dynamic era through the powerful Tang Dynasty. Reaching its peak of time, Tang boasted of the highest population and broadest borders amongst all nations. Neighboring countries bowed to China’s emperor, and European ministers travelled thousands of miles to visit this great kingdom for trade and cultural exchange, and it was also during this time, Empress Wu, the first and only female emperor to ever rule China, was preparing to officially announce her place in throne. Our story begins at just weeks before the grand inauguration ceremony of Empress Wu is to take place. The entire country had been preparing for this day for many years, redecorating the Imperial Palace, the capital city Luoyang is retouched to the last detail, rare delicacies are shipped in from every corner of the country for the banquet feast, and foreign Ambassadors from around the world have begun to arrive to attend this great celebration. All that was to be done was the completion of the 100 meters tall Stupa that was being built and worked on day and night.

A story centered around a conflict between a People's Liberation Army squad and a bandit gang in northeast China during the Chinese revolution.

While interviewing for a relics smuggling case in London, television hostess Ha Mui (Kelly Chen) meets multi-faced thief Nine-Tailed Fox (Tony Leung) and washed out police detective Cheung Ho (Ekin Cheng). One wants to reveal the truth, one wants to steal the "Tang Dynasty Pottery Horse" and one wants to bring criminals to justice. The three of them have different goals, but they must work together to acquire the pottery, which also results in the hunt for Nine-Tailed Fox by his rivals. What will be the final outcome?

Bruce Lee, My Brother is an action-dramatic biopic of the eponymous martial arts legend as told by his younger brother, Robert Lee. It revolves around Bruce Lee's life as a rebellious adolescent in Hong Kong before he sets off for the USA and conquers the world at the age of 18 with only US$100 in his pocket. As a young man, Bruce was a rebel who was always engaging in street fights with his buddies, Kong and Unicorn, a fellow child actor who would later appear in Fist of Fury and Way of the Dragon. Invincible as he is as a street fighter, Bruce's romantic escapades are not as smooth and successful. He is head over heels in love with Mandy only to realize his mate Kong shares the same passion.

Dr. Gao Jing and her fiancé Chen Guo Dong go on a diving trip to visit an ancient city, but the holiday becomes nightmare. After some terrible incident, Guo Dong’s body is found headless, and Gao Jing cannot remember what happened to them underwater. Gao Jing tries to find out the truth with the help of her friend, the hypnotist Dr. Tong, and her own patient Simon who claims to be able to see spirits.

Liu Ping Guo and her husband, An Kun are a young migrant couple from the northeast of China who has moved to Beijing for a better life. Ping Guo and An Kun live in a dilapidated apartment eking out their existence working menial jobs. An Kun works as a window washer, while his wife works in the Golden Basin Massage Parlor as a foot masseuse. Golden Basin is owned and operated by Lin Dong, an unabashed womanizer, and himself from Guangdong Province. His wife, Wang Mei practices Chinese medicine. Very soon, the two couples find themselves headed for a collision course.