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Current Movies Listing Chinese Movie the Enigma of Arrival (May21) Director: SONG Wen Cast: LI Xian, GU Xuan, DONG Borui 抵達之謎 Current Movies Listing Chinese Movie The Enigma of Arrival (May21) Director: SONG Wen Cast: LI Xian, GU Xuan, DONG Borui 抵達之謎 Beyond the Dream (Apr21) Director: Kiwi Chow Cast: Lau Chun Him, Cecilia Choi, Nina Paw, 幻愛 Poon Chan Leung My Prince Edward (Mar21) Director: Norris Wong Cast: Stephy Tang, Chu Pak Hong, Paw Hee 金都 Ching S.W.A.T (Feb21) Director: Ding Sheng Cast: Ling Xiaosu, Smile Jia, Gina Jin 特警隊 The Guilty Ones (Jan21) Director: Wang Yu Cast: Wang Qianyuan, Song Jia, Feng 你是凶手 Yuanzheng Till We Meet Again (Dec20) Director: Steven Ma Cast: Steven Ma, Josephine Ku, Jennifer Yu, 生前約死後 Himmy Wong The Wild Goose Lake (Nov20) Director: Diao Yinan Cast: Hu Ge, Gwei Lun Mei, Liao Fan, Wan 南方車站的聚會 Qian For more information please contact: Elslyn at [email protected] and Edwin at [email protected] Encore Inflight Limited 21/F, Shiu Fung Hong Building, 239-241 Wing Lok Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong Tel +852 2915 5551 Fax +852 2915 5525 www.encoreinflight.com CHINESE TITLES The Enigma of Arrival Drama After many years, a group of college friends reunite. They have not seen each other since the disappearance of Dondong, a girl they all secretly fancied. The circumstances of her disappearance cause the end of their friendship. A lot has remained unsaid. Until now. Director: SONG Wen / Cast: LI Xian, GU Xuan, DONG Borui / Language: Mandarin / Subtitles: Traditional Chinese and English / Rating: No rating in Mainland China / Run Time: 112 min / Theatrical Releases: China – 31 Jul 2020 / Festivals & Awards: Busan IFF; Fajr IFF; Singapore Chinese FF / Territories: Worldwide excluding China/ Inflight Release: May 2021 Beyond the Dream Mystery, Romance Lok (Lau Chun Him) is a recovering schizophrenic who yearns for love. One day, he encounters the young and beautiful Yan (Cecilia Choi) and quickly falls in love with her. Just when he struggles whether to tell her about his illness, he has a relapse and becomes delusional. Little does he know that she is a psychological counselor who has a hidden agenda. The pair develops a relationship that is beyond their wildest dreams. Director: Kiwi Chow / Cast: Lau Chun Him, Cecilia Choi, Nina Paw, Poon Chan Leung / Language: Cantonese / Subtitles: Traditional Chinese and English / Rating: IIB (Hong Kong) / Run Time: 119 min / Theatrical Releases: Hong Kong – 2 Jul 2020; Taiwan – 15 Oct 2020 / Festivals & Awards: Golden Horse FF; HKFA; HK Film Critics Society Awards; HK Directors’ Guild Awards; HKAFF; Taipei FF; Kongest Film Awards / Territories: Worldwide / Inflight Release: Apr 2021 My Prince Edward Drama My Prince Edward is set in Golden Plaza, a shopping mall in Hong Kong best known for bridal shops and cheap wedding supplies. Fong is a clerk at one such bridal shop. She has been with Edward, the owner of a wedding photography shop in the same mall, for seven years. Everyone sees Edward as Fong’s Prince Charming, destined to head to the altar. The problem is that Fong must first sort out the sham marriage that she was paid to take part in years ago before she can get married for real. Director: Norris Wong / Cast: Stephy Tang, Chu Pak Hong, Paw Hee Ching / Language: Cantonese / Subtitles: Traditional Chinese and English / Rating: IIB (Hong Kong) / Run Time: 91 min / Theatrical Releases: Hong Kong – 11 Jun 2019 / Festivals & Awards: Winner of New Best Director and Best Original Film Score at the 39th Hong Kong Film Awards; HKFA; HKAFF; Taipei Golden Horse FF; FEFF; Seoul Independent FF; OAFF / Territories: Worldwide / Inflight Release: Mar 2021 S.W.A.T. Action S.W.A.T. tells the story of an elite SWAT team, the "blue sword commandos" from the Chinese police as they carry out combat training and eventually going deep into the lair of a drug factory in a deserted island in the South China sea, and taking on a ruthless American drug lord played by Robert Knepper (“Prison Break”)to rescue the informer and take down the entire drug operation... Director: Ding Sheng / Cast: Ling Xiaosu, Smile Jia, Gina Jin / Language: Mandarin / Subtitles: Traditional Chinese and English / Rating: No rating in Mainland China / Run Time: 109 min / Theatrical Releases: Mainland China – 27 Dec 2019 / Festivals & Awards: N/A / Territories: Worldwide excluding Mainland China / Inflight Release: Feb 2021 The Guilty Ones Crime, Action, Adventure BAI's daughter was kidnapped and died accidentally ten years ago, officer CHEN promised her to catch the criminal but retired without any result. Now LI's granddaughter was kidnapped and the modus operandi looks just same as the case ten years ago. BAI and CHEN reunite to investigate the case to catch the criminal. Director: Wang Yu / Cast: Wang Qianyuan, Song Jia, Feng Yuanzheng / Language: Mandarin / Subtitles: Traditional Chinese and English / Rating: No rating in Mainland China / Run Time: 100 min / Theatrical Releases: Mainland China – 22 Nov 2019 / Festivals & Awards: N/A / Territories: Worldwide excluding Mainland China / Inflight Release: Jan 2021 Till We Meet Again Drama Ah-mui was diagnosed with nasopharyngeal cancer when she was 26 years old. Ka-wai, her 6-year-old son and her husband has been taking care of her since then. One day, she vanishes without a trace. Ka-wai, engulfed in guilt, begins to suffer from depression and panic attack. Ten years have passed, he still longs for the moment to meet her mom. However, Ah-mui insists to not meet with him, and even gives instructions to others to obstruct her son’s visit. In the meantime, a memory that was meant to be forgotten resurfaced. He remembers what he did to his mother and an unforgiveable sin that leads to Ah-mui’s disappearance… Director: Steven Ma / Cast: Steven Ma, Josephine Ku, Jennifer Yu, Himmy Wong / Language: Cantonese / Subtitles: Traditional Chinese and English / Rating: IIB (Hong Kong) / Run Time: 97 min / Theatrical Releases: Hong Kong – 5 Dec 2019/ Festivals & Awards: N/A / Territories: Worldwide / Inflight Release: Dec 2020 The Wild Goose Lake Drama A gang leader on the run seeking redemption... A girl in trouble risking everything to gain her freedom... Both hunted on the hidden shores of The Wild Goose Lake. They set a deadly gamble for what may be their last day. Director: Diao Yinan / Cast: Hu Ge, Gwei Lun Mei, Liao Fan, Wan Qian / Language: Mandarin / Subtitles: French and English / Rating: 15+ (Taiwan) / IIB (Hong Kong) / Run Time: 113 min / Theatrical Releases: Mainland China – 6 Dec 2019, Taiwan – 13 Dec 2019, Hong Kong – 9 Jan 2020 / Festivals & Awards: Festival de Cannes, Asian Film Critics Association Awards / Territories: Worldwide excluding United States, Australia, France, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau / Inflight Release: Nov 2020 Life of Zhang Chu Drama Zhang Chu lives a simple, charmed life in the small town of Tao Yuan. His ex-wife, Cao Shujuan, left him behind to pursue greater dreams in Beijing, while his girlfriend, Li Hong, is back to town from Beijing to pursue a stable relationship with him but ends up failing. The three childhood friends struggle with each other and seek for a way out... Director: Lu Yu-lai / Cast: Geng Le, Qi Xi, Lu Xing-chen / Language: Mandarin / Subtitles: Traditional Chinese and English / Rating: No rating in Mainland China / Run Time: 112 min / Theatrical Releases: TBC / Festivals & Awards: Osaka Asian FF; Third Lychee IFF - Best Director & Best Performance; PYIFF - People’s Choice Awards & Best Film / Territories: Worldwide excluding Mainland China / Inflight Release: Sep 2020 Wanted Suspense, Action “S” is working in his own workshop to repair cars and he has a hobby with good technics to modify cars with accelerators. One day his brother Alex came back after disconnecting for many years, it made him getting into a mysterious group called WANTED. Alex only trusted his brother and asked him to fix his car and would tell him what has happened during these years. Unfortunately, Alex has got into coma after a car accident. Simultaneously, S has received a parcel from Alex who has arranged for the delivery days ago. In the parcel, there are Alex’s pre-recorded videos and clues, S found that his brother has never forgot their promise and just tried to earn more monies for better living together. He found that there are a huge amount of cash and gold in a safe box hiding in their old home. There is also a key of God to connect with the “WANTED” group. S faked his brother’s identity and got orders. He tried to trace out what kind of this organization. When the truth is getting close, S found that their illegal proof and his brother’s accident is not simple. Director: Lester TANG / Cast: Jerome Cheung, Lokyi Lai, Kimmy Kwan, Anthony Song / Language: Mandarin / Subtitles: Traditional Chinese and English / Rating: No rating in Mainland China / Run Time: 96 min / Theatrical Releases: TBC / Festivals & Awards: TBC / Territories: Worldwide / Inflight Release: Aug 2020 Ip Man 4: The Finale Martial Arts, Action, Drama Inside a sports arena in San Francisco, the audience is giving Bruce Lee a big round of applause for his demonstration of Chinese martial arts. Sitting on the spectator stand, Ip Man is especially pleased with his protégé’s performance. In addition to visiting with Bruce Lee, Ip Man’s main purpose of coming to America is to find a school for his son and broaden his horizon. Ip Man soon realizes the stable, peaceful life abroad is only skin deep. Underneath lies a deep rooted racial discrimination that is far worse than he has expected. Miles away from home, Ip Man longs to hear his son’s voice. Yet every time he calls home, his son refuses to answer.
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