The Empty Hands

Empty hands and empty hearts take centre stage in Chapman To’s sports drama.

The Midas Touch

Chapman To leads a group of wannabe starlets in Chi Keung Fung’s low-key comedy.

Action, romance, vampires and cameos collide in a bizarre, but certainly interesting piece of early 21st century nonsense.

Wong Jing's 2014 gambling comedy is nothing but snake eyes from start to finish.

Purely silly from start to finish, Vulgaria lives up to its title

A fun, if sometimes directionless comedy is heightened by a good cast and a host of funny jokes

It all comes to a crashing crescendo, even if it is a bit unnecessary

By focusing on characters and stakes, part two of the trilogy complements and even improves the first

It’s one of my all-time favourite films but let’s try to look at this seminal crime thriller objectively

Despite its possibly shaky premise, Men Suddenly in Black features a likeable leading cast, surprising depth and a lot of laughs