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Set in Hong Kong, from the 40s until the late 90s and the Hong Kong handover, Floating City chronicles the life of Bo Wah-Chuen, an adopted mixed-raced child who is taken by a Tanka family to inherit the family’s vessel as the elder son, who struggles to find who he is.
The Flower Girl is a propaganda film set in the 1930s, when the Japanese occupied Korea, and the people were starving.
FLOWERS is set in different eras starting with the 1930s, and moving on through the 60s, 70s until our day and age through three generations of women.
A group of women make a difficult choice in order to save a group of girls during the Japanese occupation of Nanjing.
Ten years after the plague swept the land, a sole family is on its way when a group of bandits attack them, killing them all but their young daughter.
In Focus, Nicky and Jess cross paths, which leads them into a romantic relationship and Nicky leading Jess into the business of swindling and pick-pocketing, with special attention on the art of misdirection and the power of suggestion.
A fun, female-driven comedy that delivers plenty of laughs and a surprising touch of sentimentality.
For Colored Girls is the adaptation from the 1975 stage play by Ntozake Shange titled For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf.
The Forest for the Trees is an acute and absorbing study of an idealistic high school teacher who gradually deteriorates both emotionally and psychologically.
