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The Banquet (Hong Kong Version)

Director Feng Xiaogang’s The Banquet, which premiered at the prestigious Venice film festival and screened at many other major festivals, became Hong Kong’s submission to the Oscars this year. This epic features multiple award-winning actor Ge You, Feng’s long-time collaborator, as a cunning emperor. The internationally popular Zhang Ziyi returns to Chinese cinema to portray a queen who experiences intense inner struggle. Hong Kong handsome prince Daniel Wu and best actress winner Zhou Xun from Perhaps Love also excel in delivering their roles. Inspired by the Shakespearean play Hamlet, The Banquet unfolds a story about power struggle in the royal court, which eventually climaxes at a night banquet.

The film promises a thrilling visual experience with its carefully designed details. Tan Dun and Timmy Yip, both Oscar winners for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, team up again in this project, offering wonderful art direction and captivating music respectively. Action choreographer Yuen Woo Ping designs the dazzling fighting scenes in The Banquet to enrich the film’s aesthetic dimension, which deserves as much applause as its fascinating story.

Zhang Ziyi stars as the young Empress Wan, who used to be in love with Prince Wu Luan (Daniel Wu) but is now his step-mother. The late emperor’s brother Li (Ge You) comes to throne and sees Wu Luan, now living away from the palace indulging himself in arts, a great threat to his power. He sends assassins to kill Wu Luan but the mission fails. The young prince returns to the palace and meets Empress Wan, who is newly married to Li, and a young girl Qing (Zhou Xun) who falls for him. Emperor Li decides to host a banquet, but everyone has a hidden agenda when they attend….
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A Boy’s Sister (DVD) (Korea Version)

Popular actress Sung Yu Ri (Runway Cop) stars in the indie drama A Boy’s Sister, an emotionally haunting tale of pain and healing. Based on a true story, the film revolves around a battered woman who learns to live for herself again after meeting a younger student (Lee Joo Seung, U.F.O). Screened at the 7th Seoul Christian Film Festival, A Boy’s Sister is directed by Lee Won Sik, who previously served as writer and assistant director for April Snow..
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Cheong Dam Dong Alice (DVD) (End) (Multi-audio) (English Subtitled) (SBS TV Drama) (Malaysia Version)

Located in Gangnam, Seoul, Cheongdamdong is an upscale area known for luxury shopping and posh living. This wealthy neighborhood serves as the telltale setting and inspiration for the 2012 SBS drama Cheongdamdong Alice. Popular actress Moon Geun Young stars as the “Alice” of this cynical modern fairy tale, the poor but determined fashion designer Han Se Kyung. Despite her humble background, she believes hard work will prevail. Her positive lifeview begins to collapse, however, after a series of setbacks: her father’s bakery closes down and her struggling boyfriend runs off with her savings. She gets into a major fashion company, but her job consists of running errands for the president’s wife, who turns out to be her high school rival!

Surrounded by snotty people who got ahead without working hard, Se Kyung suddenly realizes that her previous beliefs are upturned and meaningless in the strange Wonderland that is Cheongdamdong. To fulfill her ambitions, she too will play this game of privilege, marry a rich man and become a Cheongdamdong daughter-in-law! Her prospective husband: petty, eccentric luxury brand CEO Jean Thierry Cha, played by Park Si Hoo (The Princess’ Man).

Besides the fresh pairing of Moon Geun Young and Park Si Hoo, Cheongdamdong Alice also co-stars So Yi Hyun (Heartstrings) and Kim Ji Suk (Personal Taste), as well as Nam Gung Min (Can You Hear My Heart, Kim Yoo Ri (Indomintable Daughters-in-Law), Jeong In Gi (Secret Garden), Shin So Yool (Answer Me 1997) and AOA’s Hye Jung..
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Chronicle of My Mother (2011) (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Hong Kong Version)

Released over three volumes, Inoue Yasushi’s novel Wagahaha no Ki recounts the final years in the rocky relationship between an author and his elderly mother. Acclaimed filmmaker Harada Masato (Bounce Ko Gals, Climber’s High) brings the emotional tale to the big screen with Chronicle of My Mother. Yakusho Koji (13 Assassins) and Kiki Kirin (Villain) arguably two of Japan’s greatest living actors co-star as the author and his mother. Despite the potential for plenty of tear-inducing moments, Harada takes a gentle, but unsentimental approach to the material, unflinchingly dealing with issues like parental abandonment, familial responsibilities and losing a loved one to dementia.

Kosaku was sent off to live elsewhere at a young age due to his parents’ financial difficulties, and his relationship with them has been rocky ever since. As an adult, Kosaku (Yakusho Koji) is a successful author and the father of four children. However, he is also emotionally cold to those around him, including his own family members. When his widowed mother (Kirin Kiki) begins to show symptoms of dementia, Kosaku decides to take her in, despite still holding resentment for his abandonment. In her final years, Kosaku begins to melt his icy exterior and slowly come to truly care for his mother..
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King Of Beggars (1992) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)

Superstar comedian Stephen Chow turns in one of his most charismatic and heroic performances in King of Beggars, a period kung-fu comedy from director Gordon Chan (Fight Back to School). Chow plays So, a lazy, self-involved layabout who receives a fall from grace when his illiteracy prevents him from becoming an official. Reduced to being a beggar, So is asked to join the rebels, but his pride and self-loathing prevent him from joining up. But when evil Imperial wizard Norman Tsui stages a coup, it’s up to So to stand up and be counted. So learns the hilarious “sleeping kung-fu”, and returns to fight for justice as the legendary Beggar So! Combining an involving martial arts storyline, entertaining action sequences, and Stephen Chow’s inimitable comic charm, King of Beggars is one of Stephen Chow’s most enjoyable, crowd-pleasing efforts! Nominated for Best Picture and Best Director at the 12th Hong Kong Film Awards..
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No Breathing (2013) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)

Two of the small screen’s recent breakout actors, Seo In Guk (Master’s Sun) and Lee Jong Suk (I Hear Your Voice) take their star power to the silver screen in the youth sports film No Breathing co-starring Girls’ Generation member Kwon Yu Ri. Directed by Jo Yong Sun, the coming-of-age flick is set in the chest-baring world of competitive swimming and youth rivalry.

Seo In Guk stars as unkempt and impetuous swimming prodigy Won Il, a former juvenile champion who quit the sport after his parents’ deaths. Lee Jong Suk is Woo Sang, an aloof top swimmer who just got suspended from the national team for fighting. One lazily affable, the other overly competitive, but both with chips on their shoulders, Won Il and Woo Sang end up at the same sports high school where they have to start anew in swimming..
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The Four II (2013) (Blu-ray) (3D) (Hong Kong Version)

The wuxia epic continues in the second installment of The Four trilogy, Gordon Chan’s adaptation of Wen Ruian’s popular novels which blends fantasy, 3D effects and martial arts. Returning in less than a year after the first film, The Four II stars the original cast of Anthony Wong, Crystal Liu, Deng Chao, Collin Chou and Ronald Cheng as the famed detectives of the Divine Constabulary that aims to solve crimes around town. Tightly connected to the first part, the sequel begins with the murder of Emotionless’s family and ends in a cliffhanger that makes you anxiously await the concluding episode.

The four constables Emotionless (Crystal Liu Yifei), Iron Hands (Collin Chou), Life Snatcher (Ronald Cheng) and Cold Blood (Deng Chao), who dedicate their skills to the service of Master Zhuge (Anthony Wong), come hand in hand to investigate the murder case of Emotionless’s family 15 years ago. Their search for the killer will unearth secrets and grudges that pull them apart.

Note: A 3D Blu-ray player, a 3D television and 3D glasses are required to view the 3D version of the film..
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Frozen (2013) (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)

Frozen (2013) (DVD) (Hong Kong Version).
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Cool Guys, Hot Ramen (DVD) (End) (Multi-audio) (English Subtitled) (tvN Drama) (Malaysia Version)

Just like the title says, the tvN romantic comedy Flower Boy Ramyun Shop (a.k.a. Cool Guys, Hot Ramen) has good-looking guys and tasty ramyun, served in heaping portions with heart and hilarity. Jung Il Woo (49 Days) stars as an arrogant high schooler who falls hard for an older teaching intern played by Lee Cheong Ah (Pure Pumpkin Flower). He’s in for an awakening when he starts working at her ramyun shop! Popular actor Lee Ki Woo (Star’s Lover) and up-and-comers Park Min Woo and Jo Yoon Woo make up the rest of the “flower boys” of this very special ramyun shop.

Aspiring teacher Eun Bi (Lee Cheong Ah) is interning at a high school and one of her students is the super rich and self-centered Cha Chi Soo (Jung Il Woo). Eun Bi gets off to an embarrassing, argumentative start with Chi Soo, who revels in making her life difficult. When Eun Bi’s father passes away, she quits teaching and takes over the family ramyun restaurant instead. Chi Soo decides to go work at Eun Bi’s shop to be near her, but he’s got competition from studly but lazy cook Kang Hyuk (Lee Ki Woo) who insists on calling Eun Bi his wife!.
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Commitment (2013) (DVD) (US Version)

Following well-received appearances in Iris and 71 – Into the Fire, Big Bang’s T.O.P takes on his first leading film role in the action-packed espionage thriller Commitment. The K-pop superstar plays an intense North Korean agent sent on a secret mission to the South, while popular teenage actress Kim Yoo Jung (The Moon That Embraces the Sun) is the younger sister for whom he will go to all lengths to protect. Also co-starring Han Ye Ri (As One), Jo Sung Ha (Helpless) and Yoon Je Moon (Fists of Legend), Commitment marks the directorial debut of Park Hong Soo, who assisted on Jang Hoon’s The Front Line and Secret Reunion.

North Korean youth Ri Myung Hoon (T.O.P) and his younger sister Hye In (Kim Yoo Jung) have been consigned to labor camp since their father (Park Sung Woong) was killed in the South and branded a traitor. To clear the black mark on his family, Myung Hoon accepts an offer from army officer Moon (Jo Sung Ha) to become a spy. After a long journey, he arrives in South Korea as a defector and takes on the cover of a high school student. Myung Hoon adapts to life in South Korea while carrying out Moon’s secret orders. A major shift in the Pyongyang power struggle, however, leads to bloody fallouts in the South among agents from rival factions. Covers are blown and lives and loyalties upturned as Myung Hoon fights to complete his mission and save his sister..
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