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Synopsis: Based on a true story, Xiao Fu was contracted HIV virus through blood transmission due to hemophilia. He made his difference by writing a book before his death to change the public's view toward patients with HIV.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Raymond To
  4 wins & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Year:
2001
95 min
70 Views


Don't be rude in front of aunt

Miser Fu gave me this nick

You dare call him a miser!

But he's a real miser

It's not inherited, is it?

On my birthday, when I was in F.5

...he gave me lots of presents

A cake, sports car, a yatch, Rolex...

all drawn by hand!

He's so cheap, he drew it

on one sheet of paper

Ted, what do you want for your birthday?

But can you draw as well as my brother?

Aunt, I have something for you

Miser Fu's album

How come?

Don't know why, I feel that he's near

Me too

Luk Chi Keung

I'm talking to you, Luk Chi Keung

You're the only one who haven't

handed in your homework

Submit it now

I haven't done it

Mr. Tang will be pissed?

I don't care

What's the meaning of this?

Mr. Tang will kill you!

Here, review of Story of Helen Heller

I've summarized it for you.

Just have to write it up

It'll help

This book was my first choice

But Mr. Tang says it suits you,

so I'll let you have it

A**hole!

Cripple!

A**hole!

You're nothing but an attention

grabbing Cripple!

A bloody teacher's pet!

Shut up!

You shut up!

I can't help walking like this

But you can help not being such a loser!

I'm a loser! So what!

I've repeated twice already

This is my third.

Expultion can't be worst.

You know something...

Mind your own damn business!

While you are deciding your Uni...

I'm still trying to pass F.4

and to find a job after I leave school

I'm 3 years older than

everyone in our grade

It's pathetic

You know what others call me?

Gramps

You hate me, don't you

You don't have to say it

You help me just to make

yourself look good

Well don't bother

You're not Jesus Christ

Don't drag religion into it?

Listen...

I know what I am doing

Just want you to know,

Luk Chi Keung, how lucky you are

What the f***!

What the hell are you doing?

Look

Just like a Junkie

Attention ladies and gentleman...

Dotty the Drug-Addict!

Hemophilia...

Lymphatic gland

I've been in and out of hospital

since I was a baby

A non-stop experience, once a month

You know how I get this limp?

From all those damn injections

You think I wear long-sleeves in summer

just to be fashionable!

Lagging behind in my studies...

...seeing a hospital ward

more often than a classroom

I listen to lectures on tape

like they're rock concerts!

Don't have to come last you know

But success doesn't come easy either

You think you're get problems?

There's an Uncle Wong in hospital

He's been fighting

bone cancer for 5 years

He wrote this to me

Money is important

Yet money can't buy time, life...

...health or dignity

You've giving up without even a fight

There used to be a kid called Yung

Though he used a crutch

...with it he could move like the wind

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Raymond To

This is a Chinese name; the family name is To.Raymond To Kwok-Wai (Chinese: 杜國威) (born 13 August 1946) is a Hong Kong contemporary dramatist, screenwriter and film director, with ancestry from Panyu, Guangzhou, China. Raymond's broadcast script was once broadcast in New York by Chung Wah Commercial Broadcast. He has created more than 60 stage plays, including "Born in Hong Kong", "Boundless Movement", "Dark Tales", "Fuso passing", "I Have a Date with Spring", "Mad Phoenix", "Walled City", "Love Avalokitesvara "," Miss Du ", " Forever"," Adventure, "," Broadcasting Lovers "and" Sentimental Journey "etc. Among those works, "I am a Hong Konger" was tour performed in Europe. In addition, Raymond has written "Under the Roof", "Below the Lion Rock" and other popular series for RTHK. Raymond is not only a prolific and exhaustive screenwriter. Besides, he is the composer and lyrics writer for the scripts, such as "Sentimental Journey", "In love with Sister Liu", etc. more…

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