88 Films

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

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

Future Chang, a former gigolo, is devastated by an affair and returns to Thailand. With help from a former friend, he works hard to get in shape to return to Hong Kong to make a comeback in the male escort trade.

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

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

A man (Carl Ng) plans to use a woman's (Candy Lo) long-lost twin sister to seize control of a company.

A mobster's return signals trouble for a former police officer (Alex Fong) who now runs a restaurant with his lover (Yoyo Mung).

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

Future Chang, a former gigolo, is devastated by an affair and returns to Thailand. With help from a former friend, he works hard to get in shape to return to Hong Kong to make a comeback in the male escort trade.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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