Karen Mok is the stage name of Karen Joy Morris, a celebrated Hong Kong singer and actress. She was on June 2, 1970, to a father who is half-Chinese and half-Welsh and a mother who is half-Chinese, a quarter-Iranian and a quarter-German. Her brother is Trevor Morris, a writer and producer, and her grandfather is Alfred Morris, the first principal of Kings College in Hong Kong. Karen Mok’s successful career includes three Golden Melody Awards, more than 20 solo CDs, and many film and television credits. Some of the recent credits include the films “The Great Hypnotist” (2014) and “A Chinese Odyssey Part Three” (2016). She married Johannes Natterer in 2011.

Karen Mok

4/29/2014

A psychiatrist who takes on a new patient gets more than he bargained for.

Dr. Xu Rui Ning (Xu Zheng) is a psychiatrist who uses hypnotherapy to treat his patients. A mentor refers a new patient to him, and he agrees to take her on despite learning that her former doctor found something a little unsettling about her.

The patient, Ren Xiao Yan (Karen Mok), claims that she can see ghosts. Rui Ning can’t figure out if Xiao Yan is lying or if she’s covering up something much more disturbing from her past.

Can Rui Ning help Xiao Yan, or will she end up revealing something about the doctor himself that he doesn't want known?

“The Great Hypnotist” is a 2014 Chinese film directed by Leste Chen.

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