Lam Yiu-Sing

Raised in a boxing gym, two orphaned brothers become highly skilled martial artists and must combat threats in the streets and the ring.

Ten underdogs in Hong Kong begins a youth baseball team despite lacking the experience. After a slew of defeats, they refuse to give up and work together to make their dream come true.

This anthology film, whose Chinese title begins with a romantic name for human excrement,premiered internationally at Rotterdam and won Best Screenplay from the Hong Kong Film Critics Society. A cross-section of Hong Kong people wrestle with nostalgia when facing an uncertain future. Their stories give way to a documentary featuring a young barista turned political candidate. Two immigrant Hong Kong women – one from mainland China, one from Indonesia – live together in a little village. They battle wits on an epic journey to the big city. Brothers return to their working-class neighborhood for one last hangout in their mother's toy store. With new responsibilities looming, they take refuge in behaving like children. A local economics teacher and a "native English-speaking teacher" from the States spend one school year crisscrossing Hong Kong. As they say goodbye, they recall connecting and disconnecting over after-school snacks. A young barista and music-video star puts aside her many interests to run for political office. She fights both the establishment and her own disdain for human interaction.

Two older men from Hong Kong find themselves drawn into a secret affair, stealing moments of intimacy in the steam-shrouded sanctuary of the local gay bathhouse. When genuine feelings start to bubble up, their carefully compartmentalized lives threaten to boil over. From accomplished filmmaker Ray Yeung, 'Twlight's Kiss' tells an unforgettable true story about a love that refuses to be denied.