Isabella
(2006)
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Isabella
(2006)
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| Chapman To | ... |
Chen-Shing Ma
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| Isabella Leong | ... |
Bik-Yan Cheung
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| Josie Ho | ... |
Woman at herbal tea shop
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Kwok Cheung Tsang | ... |
Fai
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| Anthony Wong Chau-Sang | ... |
Chen-Shing's boss
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Sui-man Chim | ... |
Landlord
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Louise Hodgson | ... |
Young Main Character
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Steven Cheung | ... |
Chen-Shing - adolescent
(as Chi-Hang Cheung)
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J.J. Jia | ... |
Hua - Bik-Yan's mother
(as Xiao-chen Jia)
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Meme Tian | ... |
Kate
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Ming Wan Yeung | ... |
Bik-Yan's father
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Shawn Yue | ... |
Man at bar
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On the eve of Macau's handover to China, police officer Shing is having the worst time of his life. Suspended for suspected corruption, he tries to find solace with an elfin creature by the name of Yan, whom he just picks up. As he tries to smooth-talk her to bed, she suddenly snaps back with the biggest turn-off imaginable: that she is the daughter he never knew existed!While Shing desperately tries to hold himself together, his bachelor life inevitably falls apart as Yan insists on living under his roof. Together the two of them start roaming through exotic Macau, tracking down Yan's missing puppy and striving to acquaint with each other. No sooner has Shing grown into his new role as a father than he finds his hands full: when Yan is not fighting with his girlfriend Kate, she is being bothered by her dorky classmate Fai. Written by Anon
That is one really creepy movie. But in a good way, if you can say that. This movie is about a police officer that has an unwanted/uninvited guest at his house ... who that is? Someone who wants to live there with him, but that's all I'm going to say, you have to watch the rest for yourself.
The actors are really great in it (some might know Chapman To only from Infernal Affairs, but he made other great movies too) and the storytelling is excellent. You get the mood of the characters mostly through their actions not through their words, which I really liked! Also kudos to the camera man, for his excellent work.
If you like an off-beat drama mixed with little comedy, than this is for you.