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11 years after Needing You, director Johnnie To and writer Wai Ka Fai return to the office romance genre with Don’t Go Breaking My Heart, an entertaining and often hilarious take on Hong Kong romance in the new millennium. This time, the story’s heroine is struggling with not one, but two very eligible bachelors vying for her affections. On the left corner, Louis Koo plays a successful, charismatic fund manager who knows exactly what to say and what to give to get into a woman’s heart. On the right corner, Daniel Wu is an architect down on his luck whose devotion will melt any helpless romantic. Standing between them is Gao Yuan Yuan (City of Life and Death), who gives a charming performance as the woman who realizes that love is not that simple. One of the opening films of the 2011 Hong Kong International Film Festival, Don’t Go Breaking My Heart was a hit with audiences in both Hong Kong and Mainland China.

Zixin (Gao Yuan Yuan) is a Mainland Chinese woman working in a financial firm just before the financial tsunami. On a particularly bad day, she is helped by failing architect Qi Hong (Daniel Wu) on the street, then she is charmed in her office by fund manager Shen Ran (Louis Koo) from an office across the street. As both men begin to fall in love with Zixin, various misunderstandings send the three off on their separate ways. Three years later, Shen Ran returns to Hong Kong and becomes Zixin’s boss. Their romantic feelings are soon ignited once again, but Zixin can’t accept Shen Ren’s inability to leave his philandering days behind. Zixin’s love for Shen Ren is further shaken when she is reunited with Qi Hong, who has moved into the office across the street and is still in love with Zixin. Who will she choose in the end: The seductive charmer, or the kind gentleman?

This edition includes deleted scenes, making of, and trailer..
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