i Hate You More

Director: Chung Man Yee
Previously co-stars in Whatever Will Be, Will Be and Anna Magdalena, Aaron Kwok and Kelly Chen re-team for the sophisticated romantic comedy And I Hate You So. Luna Ng (Kelly Chen) is a popular newspaper columnist who makes an archenemy out of DJ Cheung Yung (Aaron Kwok) when she tries to stop him from buying a used vinyl record. The record was a gift from Luna to her first love, and seeing it in a used bin is enough to make her want to own it again. But Cheung refuses to give it up, leading to an all-out media feud as the two spar in columns and on radio shows, in person and on paper. Will their passionate anger lead to something more? Director Yee Chung Man (Anna Magdalena) brings a glossy atmosphere and a breezy urban charm to this intelligent and affecting look at what love means to all of us. Featuring a screenplay from Ivy Ho (Comrades, Almost a Love Story), and co-starring Eric Tsang, Teresa Mo, Julian Cheung, Jessica Suen Hsuan and Cheung Tat Ming, And I Hate You So is another entertaining motion picture from the proven screen team of Aaron Kwok and Kelly Chen!

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