Ann Hui is described as a key figure in the Hong Kong New Wave movement. In 2020, she received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the 77th Venice International Film Festival. Her accolades include the Berlinale Camera Award at the 47th Berlin International Film Festival in 1997, the Asian Filmmaker of the Year Award at the 19th Busan Film Festival in 2014, and the Star Asia Lifetime Achievement Award at the New York Asian Film Festival, among others.
Based on real people and events, CHUNG Chun Tao, or Ah Tao, was born in Taishan, China. Her foster-father died during the Japanese Occupation and her foster-mother sent her to work as a servant for the Leung family. She has been in service there for 4 generations lasting 60 years. During this time, some members of the Leung family passed away and some emigrated. For the past decade, Ah Tao lived with Roger, the only family member left in Hong Kong.
Andy Lau as Roger Deanie Ip as Ah Tao Qin Hailu as Nurse Choi Wang Fuli as Roger’s mother Eman Lam as Carmen Anthony Wong as Elderly Home Boss Hui Bik Kee as Aunt Kam Chin Pei as Uncle Kin Hui So Ying as Mui Gu Wu Wing Chong as Mui's Mother Elena Kong as Aunt Kam’s daughter Jason Chan as Jason
Music by LAW Wing Fai Director of photography YU Lik Wai Edited by KONG Chi Leung (HKSE), Manda Wai Sound Design by TU Duu Chih
Ann HUI, Roger LEE, Pui Wah CHAN
Susan CHAN, Roger LEE