Angie Shum, or Shum Yat Ka, as she’s also known, is a Hong Kong model, award-winning singer, and actress. She was born on February 24, 1994 and made her debut in the entertainment industry in 2014, with the release of her first single. In 2015, she made her debut as an actress, taking her first role in film. Since then, she has appeared in a handful of films, including “PG Love” (2016).

Angie Shum

Colleges students Feng (Tsao Yu Ning), Victory (Carlos Chan), and their three friends return to Feng’s former school to pay it one final visit in their summer vacation.

But this is not any old school: It is a former detention camp dating back to World War II, when Imperial Japanese used it as a gruesome torture center and a base for ghastly human experiments on hapless prisoners.

The school has been closed for a decade and is due to be demolished shortly, but there is still time for Feng and friends to unearth no shortage of secrets.

And as they begin their search, they soon come across reports of a ghostly presence, and even more spine-chilling accounts of students’ disappearance.

The school’s former principal and an ex-janitor whose daughter vanished at the school also roam the hallways – as do monstrous phantoms who threaten to end this exploratory journey in the most macabre of ways...

“Binding Souls” is a 2018 Hong Kong horror film that was directed by Chan Pang Chun.

Binding Souls

The Sorrowful Phantoms

Once a big-shot in the world of promotional modeling, Phoenix (Jacqueline Chong) lived her life like she was on top of the world. With a successful career and an even more successful love life, she was convinced the time had come to retire from work and settle down with the love of her life. But her lifetime of happiness wouldn’t last. Abandoned by her boyfriend, Phoenix gave up, not just on love, but on life as well. Letting herself go in every way, she eventually finds herself in prison, but she doesn’t care. Only after meeting Happy (Bob Lam) does she find the will to pick herself up and try again.

While Phoenix tries to make a professional comeback, hostesses Sugar (Jumbo Tsang) and Candy (Anita Chui) have different ideas about their profession. Using their talents in less than honorable ways, the two aren’t afraid to steal from their clients, whenever the opportunity arises. When the stock trader Vincent (Alan Luk) becomes a regular client of theirs, they both set their sights on him, dreaming of the life he could provide them. Little do they know, Vincent isn’t the knight in shining armor they believe him to be.&nbsp;

As the girls struggle to capture their newest client’s attention, college student and product promoter, Ching (Angie Shum), finds herself facing an entirely different set of challenges. Working hard to pay for a European vacation with her boyfriend, Ching isn’t ashamed of her job but when her boyfriend Wai (Edward Ma) finds out how she’s been making her money, he’s tempted to call both the trip and their relationship off. Will these women be able to overcome the struggles they face, working as promotion girls?

“PG Love” is a 2016 romantic comedy film directed by Charlie Choi.

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