Wo ai Ye Laixiang

The lives of Louis (Jordan Chan), a hairdresser women, and transgender "mother" (Law Kar-ying) inevitably change with the arrival of a beautiful orphan who will stay at home (Yasuko Tomita). Aggie wants to be a professional cook, but after the death of her grandmother, falls into a deep depression. With the help of Louis and his mother, begins to understand that life is unpredictable.

Ah Jie lost everything in the stock market due to a severe economic crisis. He spends his days in his sealed apartment, smoking joints and looking after the marijuana plants that he secretly grows in his wardrobe. In desperation, he calls a suicide helpline and gets to know Chyi, whose sweet and gentle voice causes him to fall in love with his fantasized image of her. He tries to ask her out but is repeatedly rejected.

Bang bang wo ai shen / Help Me, Eros - by Kang-sheng Lee (2007)

Ah Jie lost everything in the stock market due to a severe economic crisis. In desperation, he calls a suicide helpline and gets to know Chyi, whose sweet and gentle voice causes him to fall in love with his fantasized image of her. He tries to ask her out but is repeatedly rejected. He begins projecting his fantasy of Chyi on Shin, the new girl working at the betel nut stall downstairs. Shin is always sexily dressed in order to lure male customers. Ah Jie becomes closer to her and soon the two of them sink into a world of erotic and psychedelic pleasures.

Lokua Kanza - Lokua Kanza (1993) {Ye Wo Music 014 775-2}
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© 1993 Ye Wo Music / Universal | 014 775-2
World Music / Pop / African / Soft Rock / Worldbeat

Free electron of African music, the Zairian Lokua Kanza, before recording this album in 1993, already had a great musical experience. From 1980, he was the guitarist of a great Zairian star: Queen Abeti. In 1982, he made a stopover in Ivory Coast before arriving in France in 1984 to go to his jazz ranges at C.I.M, the famous Parisian school. Then the meetings accumulate, Ray Lema (with whom he sings until 1988), Papa Wemba, Sixun (he is a backing singer on the group's albums), Claude Nougaro, and finally, in 1990, he becomes the singer of Manu Dibango until 1993 and this eponymous debut album.