Recipes to Live By

6.8

Born with a golden tongue and able to distinguish between good and bad dishes from one bite, Ding Yat San is upset that his adoptive father Ding Yat has forbidden him from being a chef. When he hears about a cooking…

The Stew of Life

6.8

Upon returning from a trip with her husband Ng Man Tak, cookery teacher Lo Siu Lai is shocked to find that her little daughter Ng Choi Ni has started cohabiting with a homosexually inclined colleague Lau Tat Yan while…

In the Eye of the Beholder

6.8

Multi-talented scholar Tong Bak Fu is traveling around the country with his good friend Wat Gei. Tong Bak Fu is trying to find the last beauty to complete his 'Nine Beauties Painting'. During his journey he falls in…

For Your Heart Only

6.8

Leslie Cheung plays Piggy Chan, a young disc jockey whose charm and looks make him an instant hit with the ladies. Sadly, Piggy discards the girls after sleeping with them, choosing to move on to new conquests without…

Drunken Master 3

6.8

At the turn of the century of China, the White Lotus Society plots to put the sinister Manchu Emperor Yuan Shi Kai to become the Emperor of China. However, he needs to be given a Jade Ring possessed by his fiance,…

Queen Divas

6.8

Born into a noble family, HO SIU-LAN is not only very skillful in household management but also in charge of all events of Lin Enterprise, however trivial, for her husband"s family. Her elder son LIN CHI-SUM and second…

Tales at the Corner

6.8

A girl scarred by love, afraid to give it a chance, meets a ‘break-up artist’ who finds pain to be the very essence of love. In Joyce’s small cafe on Wun Sha Street, we watch daily tales of romance unfold. A…

Triumph Over Evil

6.8

Nin, a humble and low-ranking official, accidentally killed the evil monk's foster son when he tried to arrest the fiddler Tin. Nin then discovered that he was destined to fight against the spirits and demons. But…

Battle of Marriage

6.8

Chieh Yuen

Chieh Yuen was born on March 15, 1945 in Haifeng, Guangdong, China as Chieh Yu Kun. He is known for his work on The Eight Masters (1977), The Lady Professional (1971) and Twelve Deadly Coins (1969). He died on November 16, 1977 in Hong Kong. (Source: IMDB)

Cheung Kwok Kuen

Cheung Kwok Kuen is a film editor and director who has won the Golden Horse Award for Best Film Editing for Infatuation (1986) and the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Film Editing for Final Victory (1987).

Cathy Yan

Yan Yu Qian (English name: Cathy) is a Chinese filmmaker based in New York City. She was born in China and raised between Hong Kong and Washington, DC. (Source: TMDb)

Oscar Li

Oscar Li was the third runner-up in King Maker II. He was a former member of the Hong Kong Acrobatics Gymnastics Team, having trained in gymnastics since he was 3-years old, but left to pursue his interest in dance. He graduated from The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts with a major in modern dance…

Chua Lam

Chua Lam is a Singaporean columnist, food critic, and occasional television host based in Hong Kong. He was also a movie producer for the Hong Kong movie studio Golden Harvest. (Source: Wikipedia)

Kevin Tong

Tong Ka Lin, better known as Kevin Tong or KT, is a Hong Kong singer, rapper and actor.

Siu Fung

Siu Fong is a film editor who worked in films from 1982-1991. He was nominated for a Golden Horse Best Film Editing Award for The Kung Fu Instructor (1979) and nominated for a Hong Kong Film Award for Best Film Editing for An Qu (1983).

Law Yim Hing

Born in Dahong Luo, Shunde County, Guangdong Province, Hong Kong. Law Yim Hing began training in Cantonese opera at age 10, making guest appearances on stage by age 12. She played many martial arts roles, having spent many years training in both the northern and southern martial arts disciplines. One…

Hsieh Chun

Hsieh Chun also known as Sit Kwan was born in 1923. He began his film career in China during World War II. After the war he moved to Hong Kong, and in the 1950’s worked as assistant director on numerous Cantonese films. He was also an occasional scriptwriter, one of his earliest writing credits being…

Fan Kung Wing

Fan Kung Wing is a film editor know for his work on such films as Three Lady Musketeers (1965), The Killer (1989), and The Train Robbers (1995). He won the The Hong Kong Film Award for Best Film Editing for The Killer (1989).