The best Lam Tze-chung’s romance movies
Today we present the best Lam Tze-chung’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Lam Tze-chung’s movies.
The Mermaid
6.2/10
A playboy business tycoon, Liu Xuan, purchases the Green Gulf, a wildlife reserve, for a sea reclamation project, and uses sonar technology to get rid of the sea life in the area. Unknown to him, the Green Gulf is the home of merpeople, and the sonar has caused many of them to succumb to illness or die. Xuan's business ventures in the area are threatened when he crosses paths with the mermaid, Shan, who is sent to avenge her people.
iGirl
5.1/10
Evan, Johnny, and Irwin are best friends since childhood. One day, all three of them are dumped by their girlfriends. While drunk, Evan comes across a website called “Get Your Dream iGirl”. All he needs to do is enter the criteria of his dream girl and upon payment, he will get what he wants.On an impulse, Evan throws in his life savings. He receives a parcel containing parts of a human model, which he assembles into a woman figure. The next day, he finds the mannequin is alive…
Cat and Mouse
5.2/10
Zhan Zhao (Andy Lau) is a court officer who learns of a plot to assassinate Judge Bao (Anthony Wong). While on holiday he meets a young man named Bai (Cecilia Cheung) who turns out to be a woman. Zhan Zhao tries to recruit Bai to help him stop the assassination of Judge Bao.
She Remembers, He Forgets
6.5/10
A wonderfully charming and bittersweet story about teenage friendship, idealist dreams and a city that transcend changing times, this rare Hong Kong-produced gem influenced by Hayao Miyazaki and Shunji Iwai sweeps with nostalgia. In search of an answer for her broken marriage, Gigi (Miriam Yeung, Love in the Buff) journeys into her shiny high school year memories only to discover a deeply hidden secret that will transform her life.
Dot 2 Dot
6.5/10
Newly arrived in Hong Kong, language teacher Xiao-xue is fascinated by the mysterious dot graffiti around subway stations and tries to discover its meaning.
The Lady Iron Chef
4.6/10
When the heir to a lucrative restaurant empire falls for a simple girl who can only cook instant noodles, their romance creates a sizable rift for the mother who only wants her son to marry an experienced chef in director Billy Chung's freewheeling culinary comedy
Hey! Little Bones
5.1/10
Demon Sovereign Xuantian made a sound to protect the Demon Realm, and sent the little demon scum pretending to be alive to volley and ask the bone spirits to come out and help fight the demon door. The Bone Essence lives alone outside the world. According to legend, he is indifferent and bloodthirsty. When he tremblingly pushed open the door of the Skeleton Hall, he found that Mrs. Bones was an old person he had known before—his predecessor, Little Bones. But the Bone Lady had long forgotten who she was, and he handed over Xuantian's autograph letter to invite Bone Spirit to play. The Bone Essence refused to agree, due to the thought in her heart that she couldn't remember. If the scum volleyed to help her find her thoughts, she went out of the mountain. At this point, the sealed predecessor began to unfold like a scroll...
