Happy Family (2002 film)

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Happy Family
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Traditional Chinese 風流家族
Simplified Chinese 风流家族
Hanyu Pinyin Fēngliú Jiāzú
Jyutping Fung1lau4 Gaa1zuk6
Directed by Herman Yau
Screenplay byNg Kin-hung
Produced byHerman Yau
Yeung Yee-shan
Starring Nick Cheung
Candy Lo
Kenny Bee
Cecilia Yip
Amanda Lee
CinematographyPuccini Yu
Edited byRobert Choi
Music by Mak Chun Hung
Production
companies
Mandarin Films
Buddy Film Creative Workshop
Distributed byWide Sight Entertainment
Release date
  • 7 March 2002 (2002-03-07)
Running time
100 minutes
CountryHong Kong
Language Cantonese
Box officeHK$287,996

Happy Family is a 2002 Hong Kong romantic comedy film directed by Herman Yau and starring Nick Cheung, Candy Lo and Kenny Bee.

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Plot

Small Han Sang (Nick Cheung) works in a top position at his father's (Kenny Bee) real estate company. His father does not interfere often but during a period of interviewing new applicants, his father has personally recommended Kaka (Candy Lo), who in the end, gets a job at the company. A good worker and a good bond between Sang and Kaka is created, even to the point of love and plans of marriage. However, Mr. Han later drops the bomb that Kaka is actually Sang's sister.

Cast and roles


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