Mui dong bin wan si (2007) 6.4
A fishmonger in her twenties determines to have a brighter future and an ideal husband, but life has its own designs. Director:Wing-cheong LawWriter:Chi Keung Fung |
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Mui dong bin wan si (2007) 6.4
A fishmonger in her twenties determines to have a brighter future and an ideal husband, but life has its own designs. Director:Wing-cheong LawWriter:Chi Keung Fung |
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Miriam Yeung Chin Wah | ... |
Miu
(as Miriam Yeung)
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Eason Chan | ... | |
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Bo Huang | ... |
Porky
(as Huang Bo)
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Shui-Fan Fung | ... |
Miu's Father
(as Feng Tsui Fan)
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Siu-fung Fung | ... |
(as William Feng)
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Kin Kwan | ... |
Chickman
(as Kwan Kin)
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Amy Chum | ... | |
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Farini Cheung | ... | |
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Marie Zhuge |
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Andy Tse | ... |
Fruitman
(as Xie Lu Si)
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Sai Man Ho | ... |
(as Ho Sai Man)
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Wah Wo Wong | ... |
Fishman's Employee
(as Wong Wah Wo)
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Kung Chan | ... |
(as Chan Kung)
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Yuan-kei Chan | ... |
Fung
(as Jolie Chan)
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David Lo | ... | |
Mui works alongside her father at the Fortune Market to help him out of debt, but vending fish isn't the life-long career she plans for herself, and neither do the guys she meets measure up to her criteria for an ideal husband (chief among them the rough-edged Fishman). "Miss" (a foreign word in Hong Kong) seems to encompass her ten years at Fortune Market with its several meanings: (1) n. A young unmarried woman, (2) tr.v. failure to hit or catch, (3) tr.v. feel regret about somebody or something, (4) ~ing. adj. not in the place where it ought to be. With her thirtieth birthday approaching along with the new millennium, time's running out, and for all her determination and efforts to have an extraordinary life, both professionally and romantically, the world seems set to test her patience. Written by statmanjeff