Following the three generations born in the 1970s, 80s and 90s, 708090 tells the story of the intersecting lives, struggles, tribulations and loves of three couples.
Song Ji Hyo, Kenji Wu, Chen Rui, Irene Wan, Wan Li, Zhao Yi Huan
Three very different young women, Hei, Kimmy and May, who were inseparable school friends. A shocking incident provides a climactic test to them. Will the girls stay friends? Can Hei embrace life and love again? Will May abandon her movie dreams? Will Kimmy let jealousy get the better of her?
Tim (Aaron KWOK) is a defense attorney with a heart of gold. Refusing to simply be a hired gun for his wealthy clients, Tim quits his job at a prestigious law firm to become a prosecutor at the Justice Department. With support from his fiance Megan and his cop buddy Nam (LIU Kai-chi), Tim decides to start life anew. When he chances upon a handicapped piano teacher Jing (GWEI Lun-mei), she begs Tim to help her. She has accused her doctor, the renowned surgeon Zhou (CHANG Chen), of sexual harassing her during a check-up in his clinic. The doctor and the patient were the only ones in the room, and each of them offers contradictory testimony. The case soon turns into a Rashomon-esque mystery. To up the ante further, Zhou's defense attorney is the talented Freddy (XIA Yu), who has taken over Tim's previous position at the prestigious law firm. The sharp-tongued lawyer proves to be Tim's toughest opponent to date. The media frenzy around this sexual harassment case slowly begins to destroy the lives of everyone involved, especially those of the doctors' wife Jie (QIN Hailu) and his young daughter. Tim soon realizes the cost to the truth may simply be too much to bear.
Both Lim Teng Zui and Tanya Chew are employees in WAS, a government statutory board. Being the Vice President of Marketing in the company, Tanya has never bothered herself with the social issues in the company. As a result, Tanya has indirectly offended two senior management executives in the company, Eric and Chee Hong. During a Governmental official visit to WAS, the Minister had a bad fall at the company due to a badly erected wall. The wall came crashing upon him during a mass photo shoot. Lim Teng Zui was pushed to take the blame. Feeling upset with the management, Teng Zui took on a road race with Tanya while leaving the office one day. Both of them met a terrible accident and their souls were swopped. Shortly after the accident, Lim Teng Zui discovered his spirit is in Tanya Chew's body and vice versa. Both now need to get themselves adjusted to the whole new working style. From Teng Zui's perspective, he now realizes that it was not easy for a high management executive to get things done in this corporate world. As for Tanya Chew, she starts to appreciate her mother and understands the dilemmas of the workers in her company. They must now get together to make WAS job fair a spectacular event to keep E&P department going...
The Seventh Lie, a fictional film dealing with a disturbing world of treachery, and the unpleasant secrets of human nature, tells the story of four tales interweave in the hours of darkness in Hong Kong City.
Agent Jackie is hired to find WWII Nazi gold hidden in the Sahara desert. He teams up with three bundling women and soon discovers that he is not the only one searching for the gold, there are people willing to kill to get their hands on it.
Shawn Yue and Miriam Yeung reprise their popular roles as Jimmy and Cherie in this third installment of the romantic comedy Love in a Puff. As the couple try to live happily ever after, the shocking news of Cherie’s father marrying a girl younger than herself makes things complicated…
Fan had a schizophrenic breakdown and brutally murdered his wife. He was sentenced to a psychiatric facility under the care of Dr. Chow. After 3 years of treatment, the doctor believes that Fan is cured and discharges him. However, there is another killing and the prime suspect is Fan. In order to save his own career, Dr. Chow has no choice but to help Fan in secret. Meanwhile, even the doctor's life is spiraling out of control...
Sean Lau, Huang Xiaoming, Alex Fong, Fiona Sit, Nina Paw
A casino worker, a newly married couple, a Hong Kong billionaire and a Korean mobster coerced into becoming involved in a complicated plan to obtain an invaluable mirror from the Yuan dynasty.
A couple of cops are charged with transporting a killer across Japan. It would seem to be a fairly simple task, but the man's grandfather puts a $12 million bounty on his head, and in turn, it catches the attention of some bounty hunters.
Actor Stephen Fung's directorial debut Enter The Phoenix mixes traditional Mafia topics complete with shades of black humour. It also deals openly with gay relationships and with the love of father-and-son. Living with his friend Georgie (Daniel Wu), Sam (Eason Chan) is mistaken as the new heir of the wealthy Hong family. Clever enough to take advantage of his new found fortune he soon falls in love with the daughter (Karen Mok) of the Hong family's biggest competitor. So, who would finally be the new heir to lead the mob, Georgie or Sam?
In 2004, 10 months after the murder of Yan (Tony Leung Chiu-wai), Ming (Andy Lau) is transferred to do the office work. Meanwhile, a new star Wing (Leon Lai) has emerged in the police force. Ming suspects he is also a mole sent by the triad. Three years ago, Yan's first big mission was to build up a smuggling network with Shen (Chen Dao-ming), a mysterious businessman from China. Actually, Yan's was out of control and he was forced to see psychologist Dr Lee (Kelly Chen), but he gradually developed a special friendship with her.
Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Leon Lai, Kelly Chen, Chen Dao Ming, Eric Tsang, Anthony Wong
College student Nam (Michelle Wai) juggles school and a part-time gig as a photographer's assistant for her longtime friend Chun Man (Carlos Chan), who holds an obvious torch for her. With high school reunion coming up, Nam recalls her abbreviated puppy love with classmate To Chi (Ken Hung), her almost boyfriend who left suddenly for Canada. Their bickering relationship ended over a misunderstanding back in high school, but the two reconnect immediately when they meet again. Nam is as happy as could be with To Chi. But one day Chun Man tells her that To Chi is actually comatose in Canada, and that no one else can see To Chi.
