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| Jamie Chung | ... |
Ruby
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| Bryan Greenberg | ... |
Josh
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| Richard Ng | ... |
Fortune Teller
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| Sarah Lian | ... |
Monica
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Lawrence S. Dickerson | ... |
Tourist Man
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| Ines Laimins | ... |
Tourist Woman
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| Joshua Wong | ... |
Band Member
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| Zach Hines | ... |
Josh's Friend
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Linda Trinh | ... |
Joyce
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Jaeden Cheng | ... |
Sam
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Collin Leydon | ... |
Daniel
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Po-Chih Leong | ... |
Taxi Driver
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Dave Waheed | ... |
Tailor Shop Owner
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| Harry Du Young | ... |
Bleeding Man
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| Emily Ting | ... |
Woman on Phone
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An attraction forms when a Chinese American girl visiting Hong Kong for the first time meets an American expat who shows her the way, but timing may not quite be on their side. A walk and talk romance set in the beautiful city of Hong Kong, the film asks the question - what happens when you meet the right person at the wrong time?
This film tells the romantic encounters happening over two nights in Hong Kong between an expat American man and an Chinese American woman.
It's so refreshing to see an English language film shot entirely in Hong Kong. The filmmakers obviously passionate about Hong Kong, and has incorporated many always of local life into the film. It's nice to see both expat lives and local lives depicted in the film, though I would like desserts and karaoke in the film too! The plot is very romantic, I can actually understand how the woman gets jealous despite having just met the man. It also briefly and superficially explores the cultural divide and barriers of a cross cultural relationship. I enjoyed watching this film.