Asian Drama

Valantino is a loser who's girlfriend has run off to get married, she mets a very lousy con-artist, thanks to her he's in trouble with a local mob boss. Meanwhile another low life is in trouble with the same boss, he's ordered to rob a rich man's house and he'll split whatever he steals with the mob boss. Chow and Mo go to the same house to rob it by trying to draw the occupants out of the home with free tickets to go see Sally Yeh. Wu has beforehand lured away the maids from the house with the help of a Filipino party-animal. But chaos breaks loose as they confuse each other with a relative of the occupant and the occupant respectively. Each thinking the other has money, they keep on trying to scam each other here and there. Wu even goes so far as to hire Amy Yip to seduce Chow. Mo is jealous and tries to have her breasts enlarged so that hers are even bigger than Yip's...

The black comedy is about a notable family that receives an unexpected visit from an inspector at their lavish party to celebrate a couple’s engagement. Their joy turns gloomy when they find out that the inspector is there to investigate the suicide of a pregnant girl, whom the family members claim to have no links to.

A tough-as-nails cop teams up with an undercover agent to shut down a sinister mobster and his crew.

Brand new “Hundred Stars Hotel” is a well-equipped five-star hotel located at Qiandao Lake, Hangzhou. However, this hotel is run by a group of incompetent staff including OK (Ronald Cheng) the Assistant Manager, Pacino (Chapman To) the Chief Bartender, Peach (Sandra Ng) the Head of Housekeeping and Sammy (Janelle Sing) the Receptionist.

A highly predictable romantic comedy, nonetheless, this oddball premise is a delightful film which stars Aaron Kwok and Kelly Chen in one of their best performances to date. Newspaper columnist Luna Wu (Kelly Chen) stumbles upon a quaint Antique shop and finds a rare Vinyl LP which coincidentally happens to be the record she bought for her first boyfriend. Dismayed by her discovery, she decides to purchase it back from the shop only to discover that it has already been reserved by a local radio DJ Cheung Yung (Aaron Kwok) who specializes in rare and classic Vinyl LPs on his show. All attempts to buy back the LP are rebuked and Wu finds herself being mocked and ridiculed live on-air by Yung. This begins a "war" between the two highly opinionated personalities. Coincidentally, Wu's first boyfriend reappears on the scene hoping to rekindle their relationship. It's only a matter of time that the vendetta between Wu and Yung must come to a conclusion.