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0:00On April 30th, Hong Kong director Herman Yao's new drama, We're Nothing at All, is set to hit cinemas in the UK and Ireland on May 29th. Trinity Sineja just locked in the rights from Golden Scene after the film's strong start in Hong Kong, back on April 3rd. It grabbed the Audience Choice Award at the Hong Kong International Film Festival and went on to compete at the Far East Film Festival in Udain, Italy. Word of mouth bill fast, adding more screens in its second week. Yao, who's dropped over 80 films from gritty cult hits to big action flicks, self-financed this one through his new outfit, The Plan Company. It's a return to his roots in raw social stories about everyday struggles. The plot follows a retired forensic guy, digging into a Valentine's Day bus blast linked to a gay couple from rough backgrounds, uncovering layers of abuse, prejudice, and citywide apathy. Stars like Patrick Tam, Anson Kong, and Anson Bean lead the pack. Trinity's pumped about sharing this personal project with new crowds, fresh off releases

1:04like Neja 2 and Begon's Award winner, expected to spark talks on marginalization wherever it screens. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.