Vincent Kok, or Kok Tak Chiu, as he’s also known, is a Hong Kong actor, award-winning screenwriter, and film director. He was born in Hong Kong on August 15, 1965 and made his acting debut in 1991. In 1992 he made his screenwriting debut and made his directorial debut in 1996. Best known for his collaborations with Stephen Chow, he has appeared in countless films and a handful of television dramas over the course of his career, including “Flirting Scholar” (1993).

Vincent Kok

Arrogant, self-absorbed and difficult, Adrian Lam (Dayo Wong) may be an excellent defense attorney but his unpleasant attitude makes him unbearable to work with. Tired of putting up with Adrian’s behavior, his new boss forces him to partner with rookie attorney Evelyn Fong (Renci Yeung), much to his dismay.

As disgruntled as Adrian is about sharing counsel duties with Evelyn, he quickly puts aside his less-than-favorable feelings when they’re assigned a rather desperate case. A case in which he was a major player seventeen years ago. Charged with the attempted murder of her seven-year-old daughter and sentenced to prison as a result of Adrian's carelessness, single mother Jolene Tsang&nbsp;(Louise Wong)&nbsp;is desperate to prove her innocence. With Adrian now determined to right his wrongs, and Evelyn beside him, Jolene has a hope of winning, until a cruel twist of fate leaves her more desperate than ever.

Working against a group of wealthy and powerful individuals, Adrian and Evelyn do everything they can to prove Jolene’s innocence but the road they must travel is anything but easy. Will this ace attorney and his rookie colleague be able to find the clues they need to prove their client’s innocence?&nbsp;

Compelling to the last, “A Guilty Conscience” is a 2023 Hong Kong mystery crime comedy thriller film directed by Wai Lun Ng.&nbsp;

A Guilty Conscience

Summer Koo (Sammi Cheng) is down on her luck. She has just been laid off from work and finds herself badly in need of money.

She thinks she has a lifeline, however, as a while ago, she and her cousin got some money together and co-bought a vacation resort in a Malaysian tourist destination.

Summer travels to Malaysia to sell off the property. But when she arrives, she is shocked to discover that her cousin has already sold off his half of the resort (without telling her) to a man named Mo Mo Cha (Richie Ren).

They find themselves at cross purposes as Summer Koo wants to sell up, but Mo Mo Cha says wants to retain ownership – and does not want to buy her out.

The duo bickers, but the longer they spend in each other’s company, the more they realize that they have a mutual attraction.

Could love be the tonic to end Summer Koo and Mo Mo Cha’s woes in this idyllic, sun-soaked summer hotspot?

“Summer Holiday” is a 2000 movie that was directed by Jingle Ma.

Summer Holiday

Growing up in a small Taiwanese fishing village, Bu (Shu Qi) never imagined her life would ever reach much farther than the door of her parents’ little restaurant. But when she finds a romantic message in a bottle, she begins to wonder if there may be a different life waiting for her, if only she had the courage to reach out and grab it. A hopeless romantic, Bu is convinced the message washed up at her feet was meant for her and feels, in her heart, that this is her moment to reach for a different destiny. Without hesitation, Bu books a flight for Hong Kong, determined to find the note’s mysterious author, Albert (Tony Leung).

Arriving in Hong Kong, Bu wastes no time in tracking down Albert but the man behind the message isn’t exactly who she thought he would be. A gay cosmetologist, who wrote the message for his ex, Albert feels bad about leading Bu on a fruitless journey. In an effort to make things up to her, he offers to let Bu to stay with him while she’s in town, and even takes her along to one of the photo shoots he’s working. It’s there she meets the charming C.N. Chan (Jackie Chan), a wealthy but lonely businessman who soon finds himself falling for Bu’s small-town charms.

Enjoying Hong Kong, and particularly C.N’s company, Bu finds herself falling for the kindhearted businessman, but life gets a bit more complicated when her self-proclaimed boyfriend, Long Yi (Richie Ren), turns up out of nowhere, demanding she return home with him at once. But Bu isn’t the only one being haunted by pieces of her past. When C.N.'s life-long rival, Howie Lo (Wakin Chau), hires a professional fighter to kidnap Bu and challenge C.N. to a fight he can’t win, the business tycoon is forced to face the ghosts of his past or risk losing the only woman he’s ever loved.

An delightful romantic romp, “Gorgeous” is a 1999 action romantic comedy film directed by Vincent Kok.

Gorgeous

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Of the four great scholars, known throughout the Ming Dynasty for their unparalleled artistic and literary skills, Tong Pak Fu (Stephen Chow) is the most famous. The leading scholar of the famous quartet, Pak Fu’s skills as an artist, poet, and calligrapher are second to none. Though his artistic skills are widely recognized, he has kept his inherited skill as a martial arts master hidden, as his family’s enemies would surely hunt him down, if ever he demonstrated his skill. The husband of eight wives, Pak Fu should have had ample reasons to find joy in life but his wives’ addiction to gambling and their inability to appreciate his skills, have left him feeling lonely and depressed.

Convinced he would be happy, if he could just find his one true love, he sets out to find a woman who can truly appreciate his greatness. On his journey, he stumbles across a convoy from the House of Wah and meets one of the family’s four maids, the beautiful Chow Heung (Gong Li). Convinced Chow Heung is his one true love, Pak Fu disguises himself as a servant and enters the employ of the House of Wah. The life of a servant is difficult, but Fate allows him to rise quickly through the ranks, providing him ample opportunity to woo Chow Heung, but his happiness is short-lived.&nbsp;

When the power-hungry Prince Ning visits the Wah family, things go very wrong. With his true identity revealed and the House of Wah on the brink of total annihilation, Pak Fu must confront one of his family’s greatest rivals or risk losing his one true love forever. Will Pak Fu be able to defeat his greatest foe and win Chow Heung’s hand in marriage or will this be the end of one of the world’s greatest scholars?

A hilarious kung-fu filled romp, “Flirting Scholar” is a 1993 comedy action film directed by Stephen Chow and Lee Lik Chi.

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