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(2003)
To My Dearest Father
Origin: Hong Kong
Language: Cantonese 
Circuit: Imperial 
Genre: Drama 
Rating: II A (Hong Kong) 
Theatrical Run (HK): 09/11/2003 - 09/17/2003
 
Director
  Lam Wai-Yin
 
Screenwriter
  Hazel Choy Kit-Yee
 
Producer
  Nam Yin
 
 
Cast
  Eddy Ko Hung ... Uncle Gun
  John Dang Yat-Gwan ... Sun
  Anita Chan Wing-Yin ... Shan
  Wayne Lai Yiu-Cheung ... Chan
  Tats Lau Yi-Tat ... Kai
  Bobby Yip ... Ping
  Tong Ka-Fai ... Choi
  Chan Sze-Wai ... Choi's girlfriend
  Lam Suet ... Sing
  Kitty Chung Kit-Yee ... Ms Lee
  Yum Kong-Sau ... poor girl customer
 
Production Company
  B&S Films Creation Works House
 
Filming Company
  Nam Yin Entertainment (International) Ltd.
 
Distributor
  B&S Films Distribution Company Limited (Hong Kong)
 
Assistant Director
  Cheung Ka-Lam (2)
 
Script Supervisor
  Tam Yiu-Wai
 
Director of Photography
  Tong Kam-Ho
 
Lighting
  Cheung Kin-Wah
 
Art Director
  Brian Lau Shui-Yin
 
Wardrobe
  Ko So-Kuen
 
Makeup
  Yeung Kam (2)
 
Hair Stylist
  Gloria Lam Wai-Lok
 
Editor
  Li Ka-Wing
 
Props
  Spencer Ng Chung-Wai
 
Sound Mixer
  Dominic Yip Kwan-Tai
 
Original Music
  Brother Hung
 
Presenter
  Small Siu
 
Executive Producer
  Cheung Siu-Kin
 
Planning
  Danny Sing Chiu-Kai
 
Production Manager
  Addis Yung Wing-Sze   Man Chan Hai-Man
 
Assistant Production Manager
  Almond Tsang Suk-Man
 
Set Runner
  To Kwan-Ping
 
Foley
  Herman Chow Kam-Wing
 
Post-Production
  True Technic Production Limited
 
 
Summary
  Uncle Gun runs a tombstone factory. Gun has two sons, elderly son Shan who adopted from his best friend who died when Shan was small and. younger son Choi who is his own son. Shan and Choi have a strong brotherhood, they bond to each other. Shan is a hard working guy who works in Gun's factory after graduated from secondary school. Choi is a rebel who doesn't like school. In order to educate Choi; Gun let Choi to study in Canada. Choi didn't achieve any academe in seven years and he didn't attend the graduate examination that he comes back to Hong Kong. Choi does nothing in Hong Kong, Gun arranges him to work in the factory in order to gain experience to inherit the business in the future. Choi just want to make quick money, and disagree the way Shan operate the business. But Uncle Gun is on Shan's side, and that makes Choi think Gun didn't trust him. Sing persuades Uncle Gun to invest in Mainland China, but Gun refused by the reason of lack of knowledge in China. Choi thinks that the factory cannot enlarge because Gun and Shan are too stubborn and conservative. He agrees Sing's investing plan in China. Sing cheats Choi in a gambling trap, Choi lose $500,000. Uncle Gun shocks and that simulates his lung disease. He was sent to hospital. Choi makes a counterfeit cheque to pay the debt. Shan tells Choi to go to the hospital at once. In the way he rushes to the hospital, he met his one nightstand girlfriend, Chui who blackmail Choi for the breakup money and he beat by Chui's gang. When Choi gets to the hospital, Uncle Gun died. Choi missed the last visit, he conscious of guilt. He custom makes a tombstone for his father and hope his father would realize his regret in heaven.