Patrick Tam is a Hong Kong singer and award-winning actor. He was born in British Hong Kong on March 19, 1969, and made his debut in the entertainment industry as a singer in 1988. In 1990 he turned his attention to acting and has appeared in a wide variety of films and television dramas since, including “Raging Fire” (2021).

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As one of the top cyber security engineers at his firm, Kelvin Cheuk (Aaron Kwok) is the go-to man when something goes wrong. Unfortunately, when a group of hackers releases a devastating internet virus, things begin to go very, very wrong.

Working quickly to contain the virus, Kelvin develops a powerful firewall that successfully puts an end to the crisis. Little does Kelvin know that his boss, Kenneth Chan (Gordon Lam) is the man responsible for the virus. Furious that his virus was stopped by one of his underlings, Kenneth takes his revenge by framing Kelvin for a huge money laundering scheme. Desperate to prove his innocence, Kelvin teams up with the authorities to catch his boss.

Determined to do everything he can to stop Kenneth, Kelvin begins work on a super-virus of his own. Designed to catch Kenneth in his crimes, the virus could be Kelvin’s greatest achievement but when the virus is somehow set loose, the entire city is thrown into chaos. With the city’s online network crumbling and his family in terrible danger, will Kelvin find a way to stop Kenneth without losing everything he loves along the way?

A high-tech thriller, “Cyber Heist” is a 2023 Hong Kong action film directed by Danny Wong.

Cyber Heist

In 1997, as the British Hong Kong government was preparing for the impending handover, crime within the city itself hit an all-time high. With officials from the British Hong Kong government joining forces with the triads, factions from all sides fought to gain a foothold amidst the chaos. With violence running rampant in the city, San Luen Sing’s gang leader, Lam Yiu Cheong (Simon Yam), was doing his best to wind down his business before the new government took over.

Having just been released from prison, Lam’s right-hand man, Lok Chi Ming (Richie Ren) is immediately given an important task, but not everyone is happy about the way Lam is handling San Luen Sing’s current affairs. Stepping out from under Lam’s wing, Tin (Patrick Tam) secretly makes a deal with the city’s corrupt Chief Superintendent; a deal that will eventually place him as the new head of the San Luen Sing gang. Little does Tin know that Lok is a long-time mole for the Hong Kong police and he’s been keeping an eye on the ambitious hot-head.&nbsp;

Teaming up with hard-nosed inspector Ching Kwok Bun (Alex Fong), Lok is determined to stop Tin and expose the Chief Superintendent as the traitorous villain that he is; but it doesn’t take Lok long to realize there’s a much more sinister power at work. Will this deep-cover cop have what it takes to bring down some of the world’s most powerful villains?

“Man on the Edge” is a 2022 Hong Kong crime action thriller film directed by Sam Wong.

Man on the Edge

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With a long history of success, working some of the most dangerous cases on record, Officer Bong (Donnie Yen) is one of the most highly respected cops in the precinct. Honest, determined, and unwaveringly righteous,&nbsp;Bong may be more than a bit stoic but he gets the job done, no matter the cost. Unfortunately even this hardline cop has a history and it’s about to return to haunt him.

On the brink of bringing down a long-time criminal nemesis, Bong is horrified when a gang of masked men step in and annihilate not just his foe, but a number of his colleagues as well. Even more shocking is learning that the mastermind behind the attack is none other than Bong’s former colleague, Ngo (Nicholas Tse). Once Bong’s personal protégé and a talented former officer, Ngo was respected and admired by both his colleagues and his mentor. But one horrible mistake was all it took to ruin both Ngo’s career and his future. Having served time in prison to atone for his mistakes, Ngo has finally attained his freedom and with that freedom comes an insatiable desire for revenge.

Driven by his terrible rage, Ngo has vowed to destroy everyone who has ever wronged him, including his former mentor, Bong. Painfully aware that his friends and family are now in extreme danger, will this devout cop be able to bring down his former protégé in time to save those he loves most?

Satisfyingly reminiscent of old-school action films, “Raging Fire” is a 2021 Hong Kong-Chinese action crime thriller film directed by the late Benny Chan.&nbsp;

Raging Fire

Raging Team

A young man gets the adventure of his life when he tries to save his sick aunt. Set in medieval China, Li Xiao Yao (Hu Ge) is a rough-and-tumble young man who is known as a troublemaker. When his aunt, who has raised him, falls ill, he is told to travel to a place called Dream Island to get the antidote. There, he meets the beautiful Zhao Ling’er (Liu Yi Fei) and falls in love with her and marries her. Xiao Yao promises to return for Ling’er and sets off to return home with the cure for his aunt. But a dangerous group of assassins known as the Lunar Sect Cult wipes out Xiao Yao’s memory. Despite not remembering his marriage, Xiao Yao takes Ling’er back home with him. Ling’er tries to win Xiao Yao’s heart all over again, but she has competition in Xiao Yao’s friend, Lin Yue Ru (Ady An), who does whatever she can to try to impress him. But Yue Ru’s cousin, Liu Jin Yuan (Bryan Wang), has always had special feelings for her. When Ling’er suddenly disappears, Xiao Yao and his friends set out to find her and face many dangers in their journey. But how will Xiao Yao feel about Ling’er and her secret past when he does find her? “Chinese Paladin” is a 2005 Chinese drama series directed by Wu Jin Yuan. It is a 2005 television series adaptation of the Taiwanese role-playing game “The Legend of Sword and Fairy.” It was followed in 2009 by the sequel “Chinese Paladin 3,” which takes place 50 years earlier in chronological history. There was no “Chinese Paladin 2.”

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