Name: Home Sweet Home
Genre: Thriller & Suspense
Released: 2021-07-01
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Aaron Kwok, Duan Yi Hong, Tiffany Hsu, Zhang Zi Feng

Aaron Kwok, or Kwok Fu Shing, as he’s also known, is an award-winning Hong Kong singer, dancer, and actor. He was born on October 26, 1965 in Hong Kong and made his debut in the entertainment industry in 1984. He took his first role as an actor in 1987 and has appeared in numerous films and television dramas since, including “The Stormriders” (1998) and “Para Para Sakura” (2001). A highly successful Cantopop singer and dancer, he has been labeled one of the “Four Heavenly Kings” of Hong Kong pop culture.

Aaron Kwok

Duan Yi Hong is a Chinese actor who was born on May 16, 1973, in Yili, China. He gained entry to the Central Academy of Drama in 1994, and in 1998 enrolled in the National Theater Company of China. He made his screen acting debut in the TV series “Mother,” also in 1998, and has since gone on to star in a number of hit movie titles, including “The Message” (2009), “Hot Summer Days” (2010), and the more recent “Extraordinary Mission” (2017).

Duan Yi Hong

Tiffany Hsu is an actress and model of Italian and Taiwanese descent. She was born as Tiffany Ann Hsu on August 7, 1984, in the United States to an Italian-American father and a Taiwanese mother. But her father left her mother before Tiffany was born, leaving Tiffany to be raised by her mother and her Taiwanese extended family. Tiffany graduated from Taipei Hwa Kang Arts School and Chinese Cultural University. She was first discovered when she participated in a talent casting call for MTV Taiwan and then became a model in 2003. Tiffany also has worked as a VJ for MTV Taiwan. After making her acting debut in the television drama “Jia You Fei Fei” in 2004, she is most well known for her role in “It Started With a Kiss” (2005) and the sequel “They Kiss Again” (2007), “ToGetHer” (2009), “Autumn’s Concerto” (2009) and “Drunken to Love You” (2011).

Tiffany Hsu

Zhang Zi Feng is a Chinese actress who is considered one of the best young actresses working today. Born on August 27, 2001, she made her acting debut in the 2008 television drama “Peace Is Blessing.” But it was her role in the 2010 film “Aftershock” that brought much critical acclaim, making her the youngest person ever to win Best Newcomer at the 31st Hundred Flowers Awards in 2012. In 2017, she also was the youngest winner of Best Supporting Actress at the 22nd Huading Awards for her role in the television drama “A Love for Separation” (2016). Zhang Zi Feng already has a long list of credits in both films and television, including the upcoming film “Go Brother!”

Zhang Zi Feng

Like so many others, the Wangs were a happy and harmonious family. With a well-paying job, a devoted wife, and two dutiful children, Mr. Wang (Aaron Kwok) really couldn’t have asked for a better life. But when tragedy nearly claims his son, life for the Wangs takes an unexpected turn.

As the school bus driver held responsible for the accident that killed all but himself and Mr. Wang’s son, Wang Chu Qi (Rong Zi Shan), Yu Kun Qiao’s (Duan Yi Hong) life has become nothing short of miserable. Taking pity on the man, Mr. Wang invites Kun Qiao to take up residence in the basement of their family home. Suffering from amnesia, Kun Qiao can’t recall the accident that killed so many, but he’s happy to accept Mr. Wang’s kind offer. Unfortunately life with the Wangs turns out to be nothing like Kun Qiao expected. Constantly badgered by Mr. Wang and his family, Kun Qiao finds himself slowly pressured to turn himself in; but something inside just won’t let him.

Over the course of the next three years, a strange series of events unfolds that leads everyone in the house to question their own sanity. Will this slow descent into madness bring about the answers everyone seeks or will it only lead to their ultimate demise?

A suspenseful tale of crime and intrigue, “Home Sweet Home” is a 2021 thriller film directed by Leste Chen.

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