Tim Lee Tin Yau

Changing times and cultural landscape lead to differences in musical taste. Ah Ning wrote Cantonese pop songs in the 1980s, and revels in the glory days of “good music”. The music scene changes, and he falls into oblivion. A piece of bad news leads to a brief reunion with his daughter Lok Kei after ten years of separation. Lok Kei is now a big fan of K-pop which Ah Ning despises and considers empty and repetitive. Just like in many generational conflicts, through their love for each other, Ah Ning and Lok Kei try to unravel all the hidden truths and misunderstandings in their limited time together.

There is always an invisible bond between loved ones. Steve, just out of prison and unable to face his estranged family, lives on the street while doing a menial job. Judy is a nurse who has never experienced fatherly love. As she meets a little girl at work, her unanswered questions for the absent father resurface. When a patient at the hospital passes away, Steve and Judy attempt reconciliation.