Ricky Fan

A low-key supernatural chiller from Bio-Cops director Steve Cheng, Sleeping With the Dead finds depressed hospital surgeon David (Jordan Chan) drifting into contact with a malevolant ghost following the death of his mother and the discovery that his wife has been unfaithful. Having gained the ability to see ghosts following an incident in which he momentarily flatlined as a child, David's unique ability results in a withdrawn man pushed even further towards the edge following his wife's affair. (rottentomatoes.com)

A lighthearted comedy about the love and travails of a group of young people, based on the hit comic book of the same name. (asianwiki)

Cheuk looks for a job at a bar run by a girl named Beauty. In the middle of his interview, he foils what he believes is a crime being committed. In return, he gets the job. Meanwhile, desperate for money to return home to Hong Kong, a gangster named Hai and his girlfriend, Su, also begin working for Beauty. Both Cheuk and Hai become attracted to Beauty, which makes Su very jealous. Beauty finds and cares for a baby that was abandoned at their bar and conceals a dark secret. (letterboxd)

The comedy of the year. This wannabe magical romance-drama is one of the most illogical films ever and the actors, if not director Kam Kwok-Leung, may be aware of it. Featuring CGI tears and paintings of corn-eating monkeys. The highlight: Chang Chen pretending to be Korean. (The Movie Database)

Three burglars panicked when they ran into a team of police by accident. During their escape, they accidentally killed a policeman. Holed up in a bar, they took the people inside hostage. But unbeknown to them, one of the hostages was a criminal wanted by the cops. (imdb)

After serving years of jail time, triad gang member Joe is released and gets a job at a restaurant owned by his close friend, Dick, who has connections to the mob. When Joe learns of a plot against Dick's life, he is again drawn into a life of crime. (imdb)