Nina Paw, born Bao Qi Jing, is an award-winning Hong Kong actress. She was born in Hong Kong on July 20, 1949 and made her acting debut in 1960. Since then, she has appeared in countless films and television dramas, including “Sen Sen” (2017) and “Original Sin” (2018).

Nina Paw

Born in Hong Kong, Nin (Raymond Wong) was abruptly moved to Malaysia by a mother who rarely took the time to explain herself or her reasons. Despising every moment of his time in Malaysia, Nin spent his days living with a growing sense of dread as he began to suspect that his mother, Sze-nga (Nina Paw) was planning on abandoning him. Doing just that, Nin was raised by his aunt, but with other relatives around to constantly remind him that he wasn’t a true member of the family, Nin never quite felt at home.

Without so much as a second thought, Nin happily left his life in Malaysia behind him, as soon as he was able. Returning to Hong Kong as a university student, Nin studied hard and quickly settled into life on his own. Now a successful teacher, married to an even more successful real estate agent, Sau Ian (Ivana Wong), Nin has never once given a thought to the life he left behind. But when an unexpected phone call brings all of those painful memories rushing back, Nin has no choice but to return to the last place on earth he ever wanted to be.

Forced to reunite with the mother he had all but forgotten, Nin and Sze-nga have a chance to make a fresh start but to do so, they must first learn to let go of the pain of the past. Will this estranged mother and son find a way to heal the breach between them or will decades of animosity prove to be too much to overcome?

A sentimental tale of love and family, “Show Me Your Love” is a 2016 drama film directed by Ryon Lee.

Show Me Your Love

Zhang Li Fang (Stephy Tang) works in a wedding store in the busy Jindu Shopping Mall in Hong Kong. All day long, she is surrounded by people preparing their wedding ceremonies, trying on dresses, and choosing bouquets. And as she is still unmarried, she not only has to listen to constant questions and advice about when she, too, will marry. She has been in a relationship with Edward (Chu Pak Hong), the owner of a small wedding photography business, for the past seven years. The pair even live together, so Zhang Li Fang often wonders what the point of a wedding would be if it won’t change their lives much. But eventually, after a lot of pressure from Edward’s mother the two agree to marry. Unfortunately, there’s one big hitch…

Although Zhang Li Fang has accepted Edward’s very public proposal, she discovers that a minor indiscretion from the past appears to have come back to bite her. Back when she was desperate for money to escape some family difficulties, she and an acquaintance agreed to marry on paper for financial reasons. But while she expected that the marriage would have been dissolved automatically after a few years, this turns out not to be the case. With the clock ticking down to her wedding with Edward, can Zhang Li Fang did herself out of the predicament? And more importantly, does she really want to?

“My Prince Edward” is a 2019 Hong Kong movie that was written and directed by Huang Qi Lin.

My Prince Edward

Lok (Terrance Lau) is a schizophrenic who finds himself falling in love with Yan (Cecilia Choi) after an unexpected encounter on the street. But there's more to Yan than meets the eye. Torn between his love for her and his unraveling mental health, Lok begins to question reality, his relationship, and what Yan's true motives are. 

The winner of multiple awards, “Beyond the Dream” is a 2019 Hong Kong romantic drama film directed by Kiwi Chow.

Beyond The Dream

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With a useful combination of guts and wits, Chi Zhen (Zhai Tian Lin)&nbsp;has made a name for himself as a lawyer on both sides of the law. Outsmarting the rich and powerful takes him far, but not far enough to complete revenge. With no place to run, Chi Zhen finds himself behind bars but his time in prison only makes him stronger.

While Chi Zhen makes a name for himself , top police academy student, Lu Li (Yin Zheng), also makes a name for himself in an entirely different way. A new member of the police force, Lu Li climbs the ranks quickly as he solves a series of difficult cases. Promoted to police chief after a few short years, Lu Li is a force to be reckoned with.

An ex-con and a cop with a shining career, Chi Zhen and Lu Li couldn’t be more different, but when fate decides to bring them together, this unlikely duo is forced to set aside their differences&nbsp;to solve a crime like no other. 

"Original Sin" Is a suspenseful 2018 crime drama directed by Raymond Yip.

Original Sin

Original Sinners

After the passing of his older brother, Sen (Wu Zhi Xuan) struggles to find ways to cope. With his mother constantly working, Sen has no one to talk to and nothing to do. Alone and grieving, Sen takes to the streets, spending his time riding his bike aimlessly around the neighborhood, hanging out at a local comic shop, and occasionally scrolling through his late brother’s phone, all in a desperate attempt to outrun the pain that constantly threatens to overwhelm him.&nbsp;

One day, while scrolling through his brother’s phone, Sen comes across a livestream his brother seemed to have enjoyed. Surprised to see his big brother had taken an interest in the streams of an elderly woman known simply as Granny (Nina Paw), Sen’s curiosity is piqued. It doesn’t take Sen long to figure out why his brother was so intrigued. A taxi driver suffering from stage four lung cancer, Granny has decided to spend her last few months on Earth living her life to the fullest. Understanding Granny’s personal struggles with death, Sen feels a strong connection with the elderly woman and reaches out to her.&nbsp;

Forming an unlikely friendship, Sen and Granny find the strength to face both life, and the solemn realities of death, head-on.&nbsp;

A touching story of life and loss, “Sen Sen” is a 2017 family drama film directed by Bon An.

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