Reviewed by: Cissi Date: 06/26/2001 Summary: 6.5/10-Nice idea, bad ending I always like films that deal with cultural dislocation, and for the first half, this film deals with the issue in a sensitive manner, highlighting the confusions and difficulties of being a newcomer in a different country. The film also dealt with the emergence of a formerly dependent woman, into an assertive, independent one. But the ending really ruined the mood of the film for me, with a horrid, corny attempt at humour-Anthony Chan bowing to his wife's every wish and behaving very hen-pecked-a stark contrast to the preceding 80 or so minutes where the film was generally quite thoughtful. Apart from that, a decent film. Reviewer Score: 7

Reviewed by: hkcinema Date: 12/21/1999 A young couple and their son immigrates to the U.S. The husbandreturns to H.K. leaving his family to fend for themselves in a strange environment. [Reviewed by Tai Seng Catalog]