88 Films

A card sharp gets caught cheating and winds up in a brawl. He is unjustly jailed for the death of a mob boss. When he is released, he searches for his wife and son, whom he has never seen.

A terminally ill woman arranges her funeral with a man who wants her to seek therapy.

A policewoman (Miriam Yeung) must protect a princess (Coco Chiang) who is staying in Hong Kong.

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 card sharp gets caught cheating and winds up in a brawl. He is unjustly jailed for the death of a mob boss. When he is released, he searches for his wife and son, whom he has never seen.

A terminally ill woman arranges her funeral with a man who wants her to seek therapy.

A policewoman (Miriam Yeung) must protect a princess (Coco Chiang) who is staying in Hong Kong.

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 card sharp gets caught cheating and winds up in a brawl. He is unjustly jailed for the death of a mob boss. When he is released, he searches for his wife and son, whom he has never seen.

A terminally ill woman arranges her funeral with a man who wants her to seek therapy.

Two detectives and best buddies investigate how the inspector is framed by a master thief. Accidentally they meet the thief's daughter.

A card sharp gets caught cheating and winds up in a brawl. He is unjustly jailed for the death of a mob boss. When he is released, he searches for his wife and son, whom he has never seen.

Alan White (John Hurt) is a desperate man; his daughter must have a heart transplant to live. He gets an unexpected visit from his adult son, Danny (Nick Moran), a criminal who hasn't spoken to his family in years. Danny lost track of a man marked for death and is afraid to face his merciless crime boss. In Danny's plight, Alan sees a way to save both of his children -- already prepared to die in

Movie to be announced.

The rise, fall, and rise again of a Hong Kong street dance crew.

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

A policewoman (Miriam Yeung) must protect a princess (Coco Chiang) who is staying in Hong Kong.

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

Two detectives and best buddies investigate how the inspector is framed by a master thief. Accidentally they meet the thief's daughter.

A card sharp gets caught cheating and winds up in a brawl. He is unjustly jailed for the death of a mob boss. When he is released, he searches for his wife and son, whom he has never seen.

Alan White (John Hurt) is a desperate man; his daughter must have a heart transplant to live. He gets an unexpected visit from his adult son, Danny (Nick Moran), a criminal who hasn't spoken to his family in years. Danny lost track of a man marked for death and is afraid to face his merciless crime boss. In Danny's plight, Alan sees a way to save both of his children -- already prepared to die in

Friends (Maggie Cheung, George Lam, John Shum) find a bomb disguised as a soft-drink can.

A timid police officers promises to avenge his dying sergeant. When he reneges on his promise, the sergeant's ghost haunts him and interferes in his daily life.

Franczuk, an adviser to the Solidarity movement, tries to go back to work. However, this proves to be an impossible task.

A terminally ill woman arranges her funeral with a man who wants her to seek therapy.

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.

Friends (Maggie Cheung, George Lam, John Shum) find a bomb disguised as a soft-drink can.

A timid police officers promises to avenge his dying sergeant. When he reneges on his promise, the sergeant's ghost haunts him and interferes in his daily life.

Franczuk, an adviser to the Solidarity movement, tries to go back to work. However, this proves to be an impossible task.

A terminally ill woman arranges her funeral with a man who wants her to seek therapy.

A Hong Kong police officer (Michelle Yeoh) and a flight security agent (Michael Wong) form an alliance to foil a hijacking.

Two psychics (Nicholas Tse, Stephen Fung) and a lingering spirit (Rain Li) use their supernatural abilities to battle ghosts.

A Hong Kong police officer (Michelle Yeoh) and a flight security agent (Michael Wong) form an alliance to foil a hijacking.

Two psychics (Nicholas Tse, Stephen Fung) and a lingering spirit (Rain Li) use their supernatural abilities to battle ghosts.

A Hong Kong police officer (Michelle Yeoh) and a flight security agent (Michael Wong) form an alliance to foil a hijacking.

Two psychics (Nicholas Tse, Stephen Fung) and a lingering spirit (Rain Li) use their supernatural abilities to battle ghosts.