Hong Kong Movie Ideas
Lan Kwai Fong II - Shot guerilla-style, LKF II is a more “real” take on Central’s top party spot. We follow James (20s) and his best friend Tam (20s) navigate through the nightlife of LKF as they unsuccessfully try to get into Play, vomit outside of 7-Eleven and hit on a flirtatious girl that turns out to be a prostitute.
We all know Hong Kong’s great tradition as an Asian movie-making machine, so here are some ideas for movies based here.
Lan Kwai Fong
A bunch of beautiful young people spend their nights partying in LKF and having lots of sex. Hold up—that movie actually exists.
Lan Kwai Fong II
Shot guerilla-style, LKF II is a more “real” take on Central’s top party spot. We follow James (20s) and his best friend Tam (20s) navigate through the nightlife of LKF as they unsuccessfully try to get into Play, vomit outside of 7-Eleven and hit on a flirtatious girl that turns out to be a prostitute.
TST
Same movie but all the girls turn out to be prostitutes.
The Macau Score
Jason (40s) falls in love with Happy (20s), a dealer at a Venetian blackjack table. However, it turns out that Jason is a master criminal bent on taking the casino for millions! As Jason and Happy’s relationship deepens, he questions his commitment to the score and his Big Fat Boss named Fatty Big Boss. The film culminates when Jason—played by Chow Yun-fat—stares super intensely at a deck of playing cards for a long time for no apparent reason.
Sad Banker
“Sad Banker” follows the stories of Jack (40s), Cheryl (30s) and Billy (20s) as they watch the stock market continue to fall. The most emotional scene is halfway through when Cheryl and Jack lament that their bonus this year will only be HK$3-4 million while Billy nods in agreement and a waiter overhearing the conversation tries to commit suicide.