Director – Herman Yau – 2026 – China, Hong Kong – Cert. 18 – 128m ***** A seasoned forensics expert pieces together the story behind a bus bombing as the lives and motives of those responsible is revealed in interweaving serial flashbacks – out in UK and Ireland cinemas on Friday, May 29th A police procedural but not exactly […]
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We’re Nothing
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(Ngo Mun
Bat Si Sam Mo,
我們不是什麼)
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- Post date May 29 2026
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Bat Si Sam Mo,
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