Lost in Hong Kong

Name: Lost in Hong Kong
Genre: Comedy
Released: September 25, 2015
Duration: 114 min

2015

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Well Go USA Entertainment | Release Date: September 25, 2015

Summary: Xu Lai had dreams once: to be an artist and marry the girl of his dreams. 15 years later, he’s sick of designing bras, humoring his baby-crazy wife, and catering to loopy in-laws. But his upcoming family vacation, now including his DVD-pirating, aspiring-documentarian brother-in-law, has a hidden agenda: a chance meet-up with his old flame.Xu Lai had dreams once: to be an artist and marry the girl of his dreams. 15 years later, he’s sick of designing bras, humoring his baby-crazy wife, and catering to loopy in-laws. But his upcoming family vacation, now including his DVD-pirating, aspiring-documentarian brother-in-law, has a hidden agenda: a chance meet-up with his old flame. But ditching his clan for a clandestine hookup might be the least of his worries. There’s been a murder, and his new hot pursuit might be from the cops who want a word with him. [Well Go USA]… Expand

Director: Zheng Xu

Genre(s): Comedy

Runtime: 114 min

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Martin Tsai

Sep 24, 2015

This rollicking crowd-pleaser might just be smart and substantive enough to be one of the year's best. Read full review

Maggie Lee

Sep 24, 2015

Trading the earlier film’s goofy fish-out-of-water gags for robust action acrobatics and fail-safe family drama, the laffer induces the warm-and-fuzzies as an ode to Hong Kong cinema and its role in mainland Gen-Xers’ sentimental coming of age. Read full review

Helen T. Verongos

Sep 24, 2015

Perhaps because it tries too hard to be too many things, the movie loses its punch. Read full review

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