Hooked on You

Year: 2007

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: Cantonese

Director: Law Wing-Cheong

RomanceDramaComedy

Miriam Yeung plays a determined single woman who, to settle her father's mounting debts, takes a reluctant job selling fish at Hong Kong's bustling market. Her uneasy new life becomes even more chaotic when a boorish rival fisherman shows up, stirring competition and comic tension as she fights to keep her family afloat.

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