Siu Yam Yam is an actress who was born on August 17, 1950, in the Yau Tsim Mong District of Hong Kong. She made her Hong Kong movie debut in 1970 and has since gone on to become a mainstay of Hong Kong cinema and dramas, appearing in titles including Full Strike (2015), “Happiness” (2016), and the more recent “The Calling of a Bus Driver” (2019).

Siu Yam Yam

A crime boss named Rainy Cloud (Lam Suet) has developed a grudge against the owner of a care home for senior citizens. He wants to do away with the home so he can make use of the land it is built on. Unsure of how to achieve his nefarious goal, he finally decides to send two of his mobster minions – Chun (Louis Cheung) and Lok (Bob Lam) – to infiltrate the home and wreck it from the inside. But sabotaging this care home proves to be a much harder task than it first seemed: The home’s residents include a master thief, an ex-secret service agent, and a man once known as the world’s most outstanding detective – a man known as “Uncle Crab” (Sammo Hung).

The duo successfully infiltrates the home, but the next step proves difficult. Although the residents are blighted by dementia, failing memories, and physical frailty, they still have some of their wits and talents about them. Little by little, they get wise to Rainy Cloud’s game and decide to do their best to foil it. But can they succeed in foiling this evil plan – and convincing the mobster duo to change their allegiance?

“A Lifetime Treasure” is a 2019 Hong Kong movie that was directed by Andrew Lam.

A Lifetime Treasure

A Lifetime Treasure Team

On a faraway planet lives a race of aliens. As they do not need men and women to mate in order to reproduce, the concept of love does not exist on their home planet. But when one of their kind escapes to Earth looking for love, his sister Angela comes looking for him, hoping to save him. But during her search, she meets a tender-hearted but naive young man named Tian Yi (starring Wang Tian Yu). A number of aliens come searching for Angela, worried that she is about to run into trouble. Equipped with advanced alien technology, Angela and the other aliens can inhabit human bodies.

But her grandfather (Law Kar Ying) warns that grave danger is ahead for the aliens if they do not leave Earth. And he turns out to be right. An evil scientist has got wind about the alien presence on Earth and has decided to stop at nothing in his quest to capture Angela – even tricking the government into helping him by sending special agents in pursuit. As the stakes get higher, Tian Yi’s feelings for Angela get deeper – but the net is closing and time is running out...

“My Alien Girlfriend” is a 2017 Hong Kong movie that was directed by Ding Ya Jun.

My Alien Girlfriend

Tim Cheung (BabyJohn Choi) is a Hong Kong-based student whose life takes a turn for the weird when he is attacked by a vampire-like zombie who succeeds in biting him. A senior Vampire Cleanup Department agent named Chau (Chin Siu Ho) arrives on the scene and disposes of the fiend.

But rather than succumbing, Tim recovers from the bite. Chau realizes that Tim has a natural immunity to vampire bites and attempts to recruit him to his agency – with the latter eventually agreeing.

Now Tim must take on his biggest challenge yet: Helping to stop the fearsome vampire leader, who also has extraordinary otherworldly powers.

But when he meets a beautiful female vampire named Summer (Lin Min Chen), Tim begins to wonder if he could develop feelings for one of his new foes…

“Vampire Cleanup Department” is a 2017 Hong Kong movie that was directed by Yan Pak Wing and Chiu Sin Hang.

Vampire Cleanup Department

Working as an accountant, and occasionally helping out in his wife’s family restaurant, Chow Chong Fat (Bob Lam) should have been happily settled in what many would consider the ideal married life. But with a wife as spiteful as Wat Kam Heung (Ling Ling Mak), Chong Fat has never had the pleasure of experiencing marital bliss. Married for nearly ten years, Chong Fat and Kam Heung have bickered and argued their way through the past decade and from where Chong Fat is sitting, his future looks just as bleak.

Bullied by not only his wife, but the entirety of his wife’s family, Chong Fat is anything but happy. Dreaming of a life much different than his own, Chong Fat wishes he could find a way to change his fate. Determined to test his luck, Chong Fat purchases a lottery ticket and is absolutely beside himself when he realizes that his ticket is the HK $20 million winner. As if winning the lottery wasn’t incredible enough, Chong Fat is soon reunited with his long-lost first love, Ceci (Natalie Tong).

With fortune so obviously smiling upon him, Chong Fat is ready to change his life. But will this change end up being for the better or worse?

A story of fate and love, “Lucky Fat Man” is a 2017 comedy film directed by Jill Wong.

Lucky Fat Man

🍀Pure Luck Team🍀

Once a big-shot in the world of promotional modeling, Phoenix (Jacqueline Chong) lived her life like she was on top of the world. With a successful career and an even more successful love life, she was convinced the time had come to retire from work and settle down with the love of her life. But her lifetime of happiness wouldn’t last. Abandoned by her boyfriend, Phoenix gave up, not just on love, but on life as well. Letting herself go in every way, she eventually finds herself in prison, but she doesn’t care. Only after meeting Happy (Bob Lam) does she find the will to pick herself up and try again.

While Phoenix tries to make a professional comeback, hostesses Sugar (Jumbo Tsang) and Candy (Anita Chui) have different ideas about their profession. Using their talents in less than honorable ways, the two aren’t afraid to steal from their clients, whenever the opportunity arises. When the stock trader Vincent (Alan Luk) becomes a regular client of theirs, they both set their sights on him, dreaming of the life he could provide them. Little do they know, Vincent isn’t the knight in shining armor they believe him to be.&nbsp;

As the girls struggle to capture their newest client’s attention, college student and product promoter, Ching (Angie Shum), finds herself facing an entirely different set of challenges. Working hard to pay for a European vacation with her boyfriend, Ching isn’t ashamed of her job but when her boyfriend Wai (Edward Ma) finds out how she’s been making her money, he’s tempted to call both the trip and their relationship off. Will these women be able to overcome the struggles they face, working as promotion girls?

“PG Love” is a 2016 romantic comedy film directed by Charlie Choi.

PG Love

💸 New Hope Team 💖

To outsiders, Bo (Stephy Tang) and Keung (Alex Fong) seem to be the perfect couple. They have been ostensibly happily married for 10 years in what most assume is the ideal, stable marriage.

But as the 10th year of their marriage approaches, and they start to plan their celebration, their relationship starts to fray at the edges, exposing problems that they have simply been sweeping under the rug for years.

Both of them have careers that appear to be pulling them in very different directions. And while Keung is desperate to have children, Bo is not sold on the idea of starting a family.

Further complications of family pressures also start to blight their relationship, after Bo’s sister reveals she is about to become a mother.

What’s more, Keung’s fidelity is placed under the microscope when he recalls how he once cheated on Bo – and her suspicions are piqued when she discovers incriminating text messages from a female acquaintance on his phone.

But Keung also thinks he has reason to suspects that his wife has eyes for another man.

Will this prove to be a 10-year-itch too far for the couple – or will love find a way to save their marriage?

“Anniversary” is a 2015 Hong Kong movie that was directed by Patrick Kong.

Anniversary

Media Asia Films

Cherrie Yu (Miriam Yeung) and Jimmy Cheung (Shawn Yue) once met through a thick haze of cigarette smoke – they met in an outdoor smoking area after authorities in Hong Kong banned smoking indoors!

Love bloomed, and they eventually tied the knot. And they thought they were going to live happily ever, but the devil takes the best-laid plans!

Now, five months later, their marital bliss has deteriorated quickly. Jimmy’s career has changed, meaning he must now work in Beijing, and Cherrie is not happy about the idea of moving.

Eventually, the couple decides to split up – with Jimmy moving to Beijing and Cherrie staying on in Hong Kong.

They soon each find new flames, with Jimmy falling for a flight attendant and Cherrie beginning a relationship with a businessman.

In a twist of fate, Cherrie’s company asks her to transfer to Beijing, and she ends up running into Jimmy by chance.

Could love strike again for Jimmy and Cherrie?

This movie is the second in a three-part trilogy that began in 2010 with “Love in a Puff,” and concluded in 2017 with the movie “Love off the Cuff.”

“Love in the Buff” is a 2012 Hong Kong romantic comedy movie directed by Pang Ho Cheung.

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