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Four Hong Kong directors come together in common prayer for their beloved city. Fruit Chan juggles animation and live action to craft an ode to cinema and innocence in `The Yellow Slipper`. In Clara Law`s `Red Earth`, Daniel Wu plays a management consultant coming to Hong Kong to meet a girl, and witnessing a sensational sunset. Heiward Mak, the youngest of the quartet, weaves a nocturnal tale of lonely hearts and destiny in `We Might as Well be Strangers`, and Herman Yau heads down memory lane for a dish of `Fried Glutinous Rice` before it went upmarket.

Language: Cantonese
Subtitle: NA
Classification: U
Release Date: 17 Mar 2011
Genre: Drama / Animation
Running Time: 1 Hour 50 Minutes
Distributor: Golden Screen Cinemas
Cast: Daniel Wu, Kitty Fung, Joey Kan, Tien You Chui
Director: Herman Yau, Clara Law, Heiward Mak, Fruit Chan
Format: 35MM

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