88 Films

A man finds himself down on luck at both home and at work, but the only bright spot in life is his girlfriend.

After a car accident, an asylum resident (Richie Ren) returns from the dead to try and seduce his former nurse (Cecilia Cheung).

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

As Hong Kong readies to become part of China, a woman's (Josephine Siao) life goes through many changes.

A quiet piano tuner (Takeshi Kaneshiro) and a spacey writer (Aaron Kwok) each like a feisty woman (Kelly Chen) in the upstairs apartment.

After losing his fortune, a friend of Emperor Qianlong flees to Beijing but retains his optimism.

After a car accident, an asylum resident (Richie Ren) returns from the dead to try and seduce his former nurse (Cecilia Cheung).

A friend of the emperor travels into the future to find the ailing monarch a wife.

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.

From Singapore to Hong Kong to Macau, three different women with different lives experience the same situation of falling in love with two men and deal with the dilemma.

Desperate to make their mortgage payment, an insurance agent schemes to find a wealthy new boyfriend to buy an expensive insurance policy.

As Hong Kong readies to become part of China, a woman's (Josephine Siao) life goes through many changes.

A woman (Fiona Sit) joins the police force and works with a Japanese Interpol detective (Takuya Suzuki) for her first assignment.

The crew of an airline experiences drama and hijinks across multiple cities in Asia.

A quiet piano tuner (Takeshi Kaneshiro) and a spacey writer (Aaron Kwok) each like a feisty woman (Kelly Chen) in the upstairs apartment.