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Raphael
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Vivian
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Nicola Cheung | ... |
Susie
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Chui Hing Chan |
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Ga-Ying Chan |
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Git-Chi Chan |
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Jun-Shing Chan |
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Man-Ho Chan |
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Ka-Hung Cheng |
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Ka-lun Cheung |
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Pui-San Cheung |
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Sau-Wai Cheung |
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While attending their respective parent's funeral in London, two strangers discover their parent's secret love affair spanning across three decades and two continents. (Chinese with English subtitles).
Now this is about as funny a movie as anyone like that can get. Do not ever mind the detractors. This here is real fun to watch. Not a "documentary" like some blame. Nor pretentious like others pretended to believe. It is a really fun movie to watch..I find no better way nor phrase to express it.
Every aspect of the film, be it tragic incidents, comic relief or just plain student-life-reality, has got such a kinetic energy to it that you never get bored. Even when subject matter delves into territory of cliché, movie's execution is so bloody brilliant that you somehow feel brazenly energetic. A movie for the young of heart.