Always Be with You

Sam is a taxi driver whose life is irrevocably altered by a freak car crash. He appears after his death as a ghost who interacts with his wife and others, gradually revealing the truth behind the events. His presence drives the emotional core of the story, highlighting loyalty, memory, and the unresolved business left by tragedy.

Si is Sam's wife who is thrust into a spiraling chain of hauntings and strange incidents after the accident. She wrestles with fear and trust as she encounters spectral clues and the shifting loyalties of those around her. Her perspective anchors the emotional weight of the mystery and the struggle to move on.

Yu Xin is Patrick's fiancée who strives to fulfil his last wish by running a suburban vacation house. She endures a string of uncanny events that test her resolve and reveal hidden truths about the people connected to the house. Her journey mirrors the themes of duty, memory, and the cost of closure.

Patrick is the vacation property owner whose untimely death anchors the plot. His unfinished wishes propel Yu Xin into the pursuit of a dream that becomes haunted by the past. His absence motivates others to confront secrets they would rather leave undiscovered.

David is a taxi driver who becomes entangled in the central tragedy. He appears to help but is haunted by his own actions, eventually revealing a darker layer of the story. His presence ties together multiple plot threads and culminates in a tense, self-sacrificial turn.

Jamie is a singer whose death looms large over the narrative, with her vinyl becoming a conduit for lingering spirits. Her memory echoes through the house and the second-hand shop, where personal mementos become haunted relics. Her story intersects with family, memory, and the ache of unspoken farewells.

Jamie’s Uncle owns a second-hand shop and becomes the custodian of Jamie’s personal gifts, including the haunted vinyl. He embodies the ties between memory, family, and the material traces that keep the past alive. His interactions illuminate how loved ones preserve connections beyond death.

Jamie’s Aunt appears as part of the extended family tied to the songstress’s legacy. She represents the familial network surrounding Jamie and the artifacts that carry emotional weight. Her presence reinforces the theme of memory preserved through relatives and relics.

Chi-keung is a crematorium worker overwhelmed by gambling debts who steals valuable bracelets. His life becomes entangled with the other characters’ fates as he is haunted by consequences and pursued by those he owes. His arc culminates in a tragic attempt to escape, underscoring the peril of crime driven by desperation.

Sze is a figure connected to the social circle around the main events, contributing to the web of relationships that intersect with the supernatural occurrences. Her presence adds another layer to how memories and loyalties influence the unfolding mystery.

The Taoist adds a cultural and spiritual dimension to the haunting, offering an interpretive lens on the supernatural events. His presence frames the film’s exploration of fate, karma, and the boundaries between life and afterlife.

The Cop is part of the procedural frame of the story, grounding the events in a sense of law and order as paranormal occurrences unfold. He represents official intervention into a case that blurs the line between crime and uncanny phenomena.