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Chowee Leow | ... |
Ashley Wang
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Steven Lim | ... |
Melvin Shu
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Gareth Rhys Davis | ... |
Todd Charrington
(as Gareth Rhys Davies)
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Neil Collie | ... |
Ross Foreman
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John 'Ebon-knee' Campbell | ... |
Diane /
Dan
(as John Ebb-on=Knee Campbell)
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| Mark Hampton | ... |
Gavin Chan
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Paul Cox | ... |
Brad
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David Cary | ... |
Ian /
Trannie Club Cashier
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David Tse | ... |
Pastor Joseph Szeto
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| Michelle Lee | ... |
Choi Lin Cheung
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Shirley Chantrell | ... |
Mrs. Chan
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Paul Courtenay Hyu | ... |
Kelvin Chan
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David Leigh | ... |
Master Bates
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| Mark Wakeling | ... |
Antoine
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James Bridgeman | ... |
Cheeky Workman
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Two British Chinese gay men decides to re-examine their lives following a death of their friend. Mel sleeps around whilst rejecting the love of Todd and Ash decides to cross dress to find his knight in shining armour.
I saw this movie at Rotterdam Film Festival on January 31 2006. It was presented as a surprise film of the Festival, called 'Surprising Gay' program.
From the beginning of the movie to the end, the theater was filled by big laughter of the audience. It was really a success. I am quite happy to have got the opportunity of viewing this movie before its debut in the world.
The Asian gay culture in Metropolitan London is vividly shown. A good sense of humor and joke is throughout the movie. If you are familiar with gay life style and know the gay scene in London a bit, you will love this movie very much.