88 Films

A comedy drama directed by Matt Chow, featuring Eason Chan.

The search for the owner of a lost Filofax kicks off a series of events that are interpreted in different ways by four people.

Three old friends check into a hotel to play a game: The first one to find Karen gets to be her boyfriend, then they will cease being friends.

An escaped POW learns that his sweetheart is now a member of the Chinese resistance. He returns to the camp to rescue a captive agent who has the password for a Swiss bank account intended for the Chinese army.

A 23-year-old man strikes up an illicit online friendship with a teenager.

Three old friends check into a hotel to play a game: The first one to find Karen gets to be her boyfriend, then they will cease being friends.

An escaped POW learns that his sweetheart is now a member of the Chinese resistance. He returns to the camp to rescue a captive agent who has the password for a Swiss bank account intended for the Chinese army.

A 23-year-old man strikes up an illicit online friendship with a teenager.

Three old friends check into a hotel to play a game: The first one to find Karen gets to be her boyfriend, then they will cease being friends.

An escaped POW learns that his sweetheart is now a member of the Chinese resistance. He returns to the camp to rescue a captive agent who has the password for a Swiss bank account intended for the Chinese army.

A 23-year-old man strikes up an illicit online friendship with a teenager.

Three old friends check into a hotel to play a game: The first one to find Karen gets to be her boyfriend, then they will cease being friends.

A woman (Stephy Tang) seeks advice from three friends (Janice Man, J.J. Jia) while searching for true love.

A free-spirited policeman (Stephen Fung) and his partner come to the rescue after a man takes hostages at a school.

A bus conductor's neighbors convince her to use her talent for numbers to help them make wise investments.

A woman (Stephy Tang) seeks advice from three friends (Janice Man, J.J. Jia) while searching for true love.

A free-spirited policeman (Stephen Fung) and his partner come to the rescue after a man takes hostages at a school.

A bus conductor's neighbors convince her to use her talent for numbers to help them make wise investments.

A woman (Stephy Tang) seeks advice from three friends (Janice Man, J.J. Jia) while searching for true love.

A free-spirited policeman (Stephen Fung) and his partner come to the rescue after a man takes hostages at a school.

A bus conductor's neighbors convince her to use her talent for numbers to help them make wise investments.