Lan	Crossing Hennessy	Au Revoir Taipei
Fire of Conscience	Beauty on Duty	Macau 1949
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Actress Jiang Wenli tells her childhood story in her directorial debut Lan, which tells a little girl, whose parents are political prisoners, growing up with her grandfather, during the notorious Cultural Revolution in China.

Crossing Hennessy is a romantic drama about two Hong Kong shopkeepers are set up on a blind date by well-meaning relatives, despite the fact that they both have somebody else on their minds.
 

The Berlin Film fest award winner Au Revoir Taipei tells a young man sitting on the floor of a bookstore, thinking about a trip to Paris to see his girlfriend. The lonely boy catches the attention of a girl working at the store.

Fire of Conscience is a made-in-Hong Kong crime thriller about two cops from two different departments joint force to uncover the truth behind a murder, which might be connected with an arms deal and one of their own might be working for the gang.
 

Beauty on Duty is a comedy tells a rookie police woman being assigned to go undercover during a beauty pageant.

Macau 1949 tells how the crew of a Nationalist naval ship is persuaded to join the communist force at the end of the Chinese Civil War.