Karen Mok is the stage name of Karen Joy Morris, a celebrated Hong Kong singer and actress. She was on June 2, 1970, to a father who is half-Chinese and half-Welsh and a mother who is half-Chinese, a quarter-Iranian and a quarter-German. Her brother is Trevor Morris, a writer and producer, and her grandfather is Alfred Morris, the first principal of Kings College in Hong Kong. Karen Mok’s successful career includes three Golden Melody Awards, more than 20 solo CDs, and many film and television credits. Some of the recent credits include the films “The Great Hypnotist” (2014) and “A Chinese Odyssey Part Three” (2016). She married Johannes Natterer in 2011.

Karen Mok

4/29/2014

Dr. Xu Rui Ning (Xu Zheng), a skilled psychiatrist specializing in hypnotherapy, takes on a mysterious new patient, Ren Xiao Yan (Karen Mok), who claims she can see ghosts. As Rui Ning attempts to unravel the truth behind her unusual condition, he struggles to determine whether Xiao Yan is fabricating her experiences or hiding a deeply traumatic past. Their intense therapy sessions begin to blur the lines between reality and delusion, gradually revealing unexpected psychological complexities that challenge Rui Ning's professional boundaries. The deeper he delves into Xiao Yan's mind, the more he risks exposing his own hidden vulnerabilities. This is a 2014 Chinese psychological thriller directed by Leste Chen.

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