
A Queer Story
Jan 16 1997
•2h 52m
•Drama, Romance, Comedy
From a conservative family background, Law Ka Sing hides his homosexual identity in an attempt to conform. Sunny, Sing's boyfriend for eight years is just the opposite, and lives his life out of the closet. Although he deeply loves Sing, he is unwilling to part with the colorful night life, which is in extreme contrast with Sing. Sing's father is also constantly rushing him to marry, and Sing's "girlfriend" Chuen is returning to Hong Kong from Canada and requesting for him to choose between his real or fake lover.
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George Lam Tsz-Cheung
Law Ka-Sing

Jordan Chan Siu-Chun
Sonny

Christine Ng Wing-Mei
Tam Lai Chuen

Meg Lam Kin-Ming
Sam's Mother, Aunt #10
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