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The title of the movie refers to the mission by a legendary triad gangster who experienced a ‘divine warning’ in his life and subsequently attempts to reform. The most impressive thing about "Heavenly Mission" is the omission of the usual "gangster epics" cliches. There's no brutal gang fights, unnecessary vulgarities or even sexuality to speak of. Even the few action sequences are subtly handled



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SPL stands for Sha Po Lang, three words derived from Chinese astrology each representing a different star capable of good or evil depending on their position in the heavens. These 3 stars are mirrored in the three leading characters in the movie, all of whom are capable of good or evil.

SWEET REVENGE tells the story of a girl’s investigation into the murder of her parents, which leads her to discover an incredible and horrifying reality. Features HK actors Nick Cheung (“Election”), Anthony Wong (“Exiled, Infernal Affairs”) and mainland Chinese actress Fan Bingbing.

The film 'Peacock’ is the story of three children in an ordinary family in an obscure, remote, post-industrial city in Central China in the 1970s and 1980s. One of the features of the film is a no-celebrity cast, which according to Gu Changwei, the director, is a positive aspect of the film. Grim and nearly silent, the film is set in northern China in the 1970s and follows the difficult experiences of three siblings. When the characters actually do speak, they speak Standard Chinese with an almost incomprehensible Henan accent.

The film has the potential to captivate people the world over. It brings viewers into a small Chinese city and inspires familiarity with the rhythms of everyday existence, with people's dreams, shortcomings and illusions in a way that is universal. For nearly 2 1/2 hours, one lives a Chinese life that is both recognizable and revelatory. Put another way, theatrical prospects look excellent in markets outside Asia. About all that is missing are stars. Then again, when a Chinese film starring Zhang Ziyi showed in Berlin in 2000, no one knew her, either.

A family enjoys an evening meal on a communal balcony outside their humble flat in the late 1970s. The Cultural Revolution has ended, and the country is in transition from a planned to a market economy. From this exact moment in time, the film takes up separately the stories of each of the family's three children. (Clearly, the stories predate the governmental decree of one family/one child.)
First comes the daughter, a dreamy girl whose desires always outrun her achievements. Next, the film backtracks to that dinner to glimpse the life of the older brother, whose weight and mental handicap embarrass his two siblings. Finally, the film assesses how humiliations over his brother and sadness over his sister's disillusionment affect the younger brother.

The film contains moments that feel surreal yet are not. A plane flies overhead and paratroopers fall from the sky. One nearly lands on Weihong (Zhang Jingchu). Her life is transformed. She too wants to jump out of airplanes. And the paratrooper she meets ever so briefly becomes a romantic ideal no man ever will match. Her application to the air force goes nowhere, and she marries a colorless worker.

Everyone mocks and mistreats Weiguo (Feng Li), yet only his family feels the pain. He takes things in stride and feels no sorrow. Even an attempt on his life by his siblings goes unnoticed. Doted on by parents and eventually looked after by a wife his mother arranges for him, Weiguo winds up with a successful fast-food stall.

Li Qiang's meticulous screenplay gives short shift to the young brother, Weiqiang (Lu Yulai). The smartest of the three, he nevertheless suffers the tribulations of his siblings and decides his only option is to quit the town for the outside world. He returns with a wife, who supports him, her child and a finger missing from one hand. The film never explains any of this. His is a secret life, an enigma never resolved.

Although a bit too long, the movie exploits its leisurely pace to show us in full the details of small-town life, the cruelties of many folks, the judgmental nature of the parents and a society changing before our eyes. In this way, Gu and his writer explore human nature: A woman becomes a martyr to her dreams. A fat bundle of sensual need embraces life and faces up to forces arrayed against him. A man is willing to ignore his gifts and fail. Parents are quiet, interfering, benevolent yet uncomprehending.
All technical aspects of the film come together to create an expressive, engrossing, melancholy family drama which contains much beauty, yet this goes mostly unnoticed by the participants

In this Hong Kong police action drama three kidnapping cases mix up two women's destinies."Kidnap" veers unpredictably over gray lines as the characters' careful calculations give way to risky improvisation, tensely exploring the psychological mindset and increasing desperation of people pushed to the edge.

Three years ago, Lam Hiu Yeung's younger brother was kidnapped. In charge of the case was female office Ho Yuen Chun. Three years later, Ho Yuen Chun takes over another kidnapping investigation, but find the the case leads to yet another kidnapping.

Sex or love, which is more important? There are three female flat mates: Vivian is frivolous, Kitty is prim and proper, and Mei Wah is ditsy. Through new experiences of love and sex, they find themselves. Three women, with three different love and sex experiences, tell us that sex and love cannot be separated. Women’s talk always makes you lose in thought

After reverting from undercover police in the triad, Ken (Shawn Yue) always feels that his colleagues all treat him with a bias. Ken prefers to take drugs to evade his pressure. Ah Fai (Sam Lee), the drug dealer, is the only friend that Ken can pour out his unhappiness. In an incident, Ah Fai had killed the police officer in order to protect his drugs with the presence of Ken. To avoid getting himself into any trouble, Ken makes a big mistake to destroy all the evidence by burning out the car. But he forgets his most important witness - Ah Fai. However, the result of continuously covering his mistakes are pushing himself to convict an irreparable sin

Five young friends are invited to a party addressed to them by mistake, organized by rich and famous people. Inside the party one wishing game is held, where their deepest desires materialize. But when one of the participants is brutally killed, the wishing game turns into a killing game in which they become the tortured victims and the rich audience as spectators. To escape from the party and survive is now their only hope…

This gripping tale, action-packed with relentless and brutal martial arts scenes, begins in 1881 as Chinese immigrants flood a mining valley eager to find their encountered was a lethal gang of betrayed brothers on a mission of vengeance. To fight for the honor of the people, one man must.

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