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George Lam | ... |
Law Ka-Sing
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Jordan Chan | ... |
Sonny
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Christine Ng | ... |
Chuen
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Meg Lam | ... |
Aunt 10
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Francis Ng | ... |
K.K. Kong
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Fredric Mao | ... |
Kim
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Chung Kwan Siu | ... |
Tin Suk
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Kristy Yang | ... |
Gigi
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Alfred Cheung | ... |
Carl
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Stephen
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Tung Cho 'Joe' Cheung | ... |
Kim's Oldest Brother
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Ka Kin Law | ... |
Young Ka-Sing
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Ivy Leung | ... |
Beauty Salon Customer
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Hung Lu | ... |
Kim's Second Brother
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Considering the social implications of being gay in China (which the movie mentions) I feel this movie is not bad at all (bu zuo). Different aspects of being gay are documented and - the best part to my opinion - there is no sad ending like the guy dies and everything is in deep blue colors at the end. OK the characters are a bit larger than life but I guess most people would find sympathy with one or the other. It is true it feels a bit stale because it is "so true". But then again, this is Chinese reality and western folks should better have a look. As the other commenter puts it, there are moments where it feels long, but this is one of the small weaknesses of the movie.