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Love in the Buff
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Specs
Distribution: Media Asia Distribution Ltd.
Director: Pang Ho-cheung
Cast: Miriam Yeung, Shawn Yue, Xu Zheng, Mini Yang
Duration: 112 mins.
Category: IIB
Theatre Line-up: GH Mongkok / GH Citywalk / GH Tsing Yi / GH Whampo / Gateway / UA Langham Place / UA Mega Box /
UA Tmtplaza / UA Cityplaza / UA Windsor / UA Citygate / UA Shatin / UA iSquare / BW Olympian City /
BW Mongkok / BW Kwai Fong / BW Tsuen Wan / Palace APM / BW Yuen Long / BW Kingswood Ginza /
BW Cyberport / BW Hollywood / BC Yau Ma Tei / BW The One / Palace IFC / AMC Festival Walk /
MCL JP / MCL Kornhill / MCL Metro / MCL Telford / Star (Open on Mar 31) / The Grand /
Paris London NY / Chinachem / Ma On Shan / Cine Art / Newport / President / Hyland / Dynasty / Theatre Alegria (Macau)
Release Date: March 29 2012
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Synopsis
What started as a chance meeting in the back alley for a smoke, ended up in a romance for Jimmy
Cheung and Cherie Yue. Six months later, Cherie can no longer stand Jimmy's habit of dragging
his feet on everything and Jimmy is tired of Cherie's temper tantrums. When Jimmy is offered a
lucrative position in Beijing, their love in a puff is snuffed out.
On one of his business trips to Shanghai, Jimmy meets a flight attendant Shang You-you, who falls
in love with him immediately. Meanwhile, Cherie is sent to Beijing to open a new shop, where she
meets and starts to date Sam, a Malaysian Chinese who works for an I.T. company.
Jimmy and Cherie finally meet up in the fall of 2010 after a series of text messages. Despite
the tender moments in their newfound relationship, the nagging polarity of their sense of value
still keeps them apart.
When You-you catches onto Jimmy's infidelity, she begs him to stay. Cherie leaves Jimmy a voice
message asking him never to see her again because she's disappointed they're unable to overcome
their differences. When one of You-you's text messages reminds Jimmy of the time with Cherie,
they agree to part company peacefully.
Meanwhile, Cherie takes on a secondment to Shanghai for 6 months and Sam decides to take time off
to be with her. While waiting to board the train, Cherie breaks down crying after she receives a
text message from Jimmy. After Sam learns of the reason, he encourages her to give Jimmy a second chance.
In this sequel to the hit movie Love in a Puff , Jimmy and Cherie start a new life in Beijing after
they ended their relationship. Despite meeting someone else, they can't seem to forget each other and
are torn between fidelity towards their new partners and following their hearts.
Find out what happens to Jimmy and Cherie 9 months after where we left them inLove in a Puff.
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About the Director
Pang Ho-cheung was born in Hong Kong in 1973. In 2001, Pang made his debut film You Shoot, I
Shoot which won the Best Screenplay at the Hong Kong Golden Bauhinia Awards and Best Debut Director
Award at the HKSAR 10th Anniversary Film Award. In 2003, Pang was named Best New Director for Men
Suddenly in Black. at the Hong Kong Film Awards. In 2004, Beyond Our Ken has brought Pang the Best
Screenplay at the Hong Kong Golden Bauhinia Awards and this film was also selected as Top 10 Chinese
Movies. In 2005, Pang completed his fifth film AV and a Hollywood film company has acquired the film's
remake right.
In 2006, Pang made his name in the international circuit with Isabella, which was awarded the Silver
Bear at Berlin Film Festival, Best Film Award at World Film Festival of Bangkok and the Best Film
Orient Express Award at the Oporto International Film Festival – Fantasporto. In 2007, Exodus wonthe
Best Cinematography winner at San Sebastian Film Festival. In the same year, Pang has completed his
seventh movie, Trivial Matters, which has been nominated for Best Director, Best Supporting Actor
(Eason Chan), Best Screenplay Adaptation and Best Make up & Costume Design at the Golden Horse Awards.
In 2010, Pang won the Best Screenwriter Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards for Love in a Puff. In
the same year, his slasher movie Dream Home has won the Best Actress (Josie Ho) and The Best Special
Makeup (Vitaya Deerattakul & Andrew Lin) Awards at the Sitges Film Festival.
Special thanks: Media Asia Distribution Ltd.
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