Ling Kwong is a 40-year-old, self-assured, Chief Inspector of Police. He's solved numerous difficult cases on his own, has a flawless track record, and soon, is to be promoted to Superintendent of Police. Everyone sees him as the future head of the Hong Kong Police Force. Ling has a perfect family - a beautiful, gentle wife, a charming son and a posh lifestyle. In every sense, he is as enviable as he is successful. His perfect life takes an abrupt turn though, when he wakes up after fainting in a dilapidated building, on one of his operations. He wakes to discover his short-term memory damaged, and is more shocked to find his best colleague killed in the same building...

In this neo-noir fantasy, Leon Lai stars as a hitman who is the object of unrequited passion for two women; the female agent (Michele Reis) who hands down his assignments, and an orange-haired punkette named Baby (Karen Mok). Hong Kong. 1996. 95 min. Color. Cantonese w/English subtitles.

A new home brings a fresh start for Hao (Raymond Lam) and Tian Qing (Janelle Sing), a happily married couple who soon discover she's pregnant with twin boys. But when a difficult delivery leaves the couple with only one son alive, Tian is consumed with grief and postpartum depression. These "Baby Blues" weave an obsessive attachment to a baby doll, presumably abandoned by the previous owner. Before long, mysterious accidents grow into violent episodes that threaten the entire family - and one neighbor's warnings about a curse on their home becomes terrifyingly real...

Jet Li stars as a sorcerer monk in this epic special effects fantasy film based on a Chinese legend. The story centers around a man who falls in love with a thousand-year-old white snake disguised as a woman. Discovering the white snake's true identity, the sorcerer goes to battle believing that in so doing, he is restoring balance and order between man and the supernatural.

In this worthy adaptation of the Japanese film "Rashomon," a young monk leaves town to seek his father's counsel after being disturbed by murder trial testimony of the bandit Singh Khan, the wife of the deceased warlord, and a shaman who conjures up the warlord's spirit. Along the way, he encounters a poor man who testified at the trial, and the two take refuge in an abandoned burial tunnel during a storm. They are met by an old beggar who joins in their lively conversation about the trial. In vivid detail, each story is witnessed on screen as it's told from the bandit's, the wife's and the warlord's perspectives, all riddled with bias and personal agenda. In the end, the young monk is left to determine what meaning is of true consequence not only in this murder trial, but in choosing to continue on his monastic path.

A boy, an old man, two beautiful twin sisters get caught up in a voyeuristic scandal during the Cultural Revolution in China. This controversial film was subsequently banned and was never made public in China.

This Southeast Asian chiller revolves around the brutal murder of an honest police officer, Shun, who before his death was forced to watch his wife raped and executed by gang members. As per the belief that a person's soul returns on the 7th night after their death, Shun's spirit possesses his 13 year old younger sister Qin, using her body to track down and take revenge upon his killers.

THE ROAD HOME is a romantic drama, which tells of the courtship of a man and a woman in 1950's China. The prespective is through the eye's of the man's son. It marks the feature debut of actress Zhang Ziyi. (Original TItle - The Road Home (2000)) © 2000 Columbia Pictures Film Production Asia Limited. All Rights Reserved.

Taiwanese pop sensation Jay Chou is Wax, a cocky drifter who lives a happy but oppressed life among the rooftops of Galilee. But a chance meeting with his dream girl, Starling (Li Xinai), takes him on a thrilling journey to change his fate. Chou's second feature film, THE ROOFTOP is a story of friendship, romance, rivalry and destiny, filled with song and dance numbers that will delight audiences for years to come.

As is tradition in the Hong Kong underworld, after the execution of a crime organization's leader, a new boss is called. But after the new man in charge begins extorting the former crime head's children for money to pay off debts, the family will stop at nothing to seek redemption and seize control of the triad.

Get ready for one of the most dynamic, action-packed films of the year! Directed by famed action choreographer Cory Yuen (The Transporter, Jet Li's The Enforcer), SO CLOSE is a thrill-a-minute shootout, with lightning-quick action sequences and great performances by Shu Qi (The Transporter), Zhao Wei (Shaolin Soccer) and Karen Mok (Black Mask). When a gang of assassins murders their parents, two sisters inherit the family business - a state-of-the-art computer surveillance system. Armed with the ability to see around corners and disappear into thin air, the sisters become the most accomplished killers-for-hire in Hong Kong. But when the sisters fulfill a contract and take out a wealthy computer magnate, a beautiful undercover detective is suddenly hot on their tail. Now - loyalties are tested, alliances are questioned and survival becomes the extremist sport of all. With some of the best action scenes to appear on film this year, SO CLOSE is a high-octane hit! (Original TItle - CHIK YEUNG TIN SI) © 2002 Columbia Pictures Film Production Asia Limited. All Rights Reserved.

In this eerie and chilling, contemporary, action/special effects laden homage to the classic Chinese vampire movies of the 1980's, writer-director-producer, Juno Mak makes his feature directorial debut. Co-produced by J-Horror icon Takashi Shimizu, and reuniting some of the original cast members of the classic Mr. Vampire series, RIGOR MORTIS is set in a creepy and moody Hong Kong public housing tower whose occupants we soon discover, run the gamut from the living to the dead, to the undead, along with ghosts, vampires and zombies.

In Thailand, Chongkwai welcomes his friends Ted and his cousin May and Kofei and his girlfriend April from Hong Kong. While on a tour, they see an accident on the road, and when they return to Chongkwai's home, they decide to tell ghost stories. Chongkwai shows them a mystic book with ten ways to see spirits and they decide to follow the procedures. When Kofei vanishes, April tries to find him, while Ted and May run back to Hong Kong. But the spirits do not leave them and insist on playing.

From acclaimed horror directors, The Pang Brothers, comes the sequel to the international horror sensation, The Eye. This terrifying thriller explores the troubled and complicated relationship between the spirit world and the living. Joey, (Qi Shu) a beautiful young woman, is pregnant and something or someone wants to make sure she stays that way.

Tuya, hardworking and hardheaded, is a Mongolian desert herder who refuses to be settled in a town in accordance with the new industrialization policy. She is kept busy with two kids, a disabled husband and 100 sheep to care for, but one day she hurts her back. The only way for the family to survive is for her to divorce her husband on paper and look for a new spouse who can take care of the whole family. A series of suitors lines up, but it's not easy to find a man who fits the bill. This warm, endearing tale, featuring stunning cinematography, won the top prize at the 2007 Berlin International Film Festival.

This daring, poetic and grand-scale film by master filmmaker Jia Zhang-Ke was inspired by shocking and true events that forced the world's fastest growing economy into a period of self-examination. An angry miner, enraged by widespread corruption in his village, decides to take justice into his own hands. A rootless migrant discovers the infinite possibilities of owning a firearm. A young receptionist is pushed beyond her limits by an abusive client. And a young factory worker goes from one discouraging job to the next, only to face increasingly degrading circumstances.