Liang Po Po: The Movie

An 85-year-old runaway from a retirement home who seeks purpose and ends up entangled with a criminal gang. She moves with improbable audacity, using naïveté to survive while gradually asserting agency. Her arc reveals how old age can be exploited and, ultimately, how resilience can redirect a dangerous situation.

A rough-edged gangster who befriends Liang Po Po, providing street-smarts while remaining loyal to the gang. He represents street-level charisma and the tension between camaraderie and criminal ambition.

A female gangster who robs Liang Po Po on her first outing. She embodies opportunistic crime and street-level risk-taking, contributing to the film’s rough-and-tumble tone.

Leader of the secret society who hatches plans to expand influence and political reach. He uses violence as a tool to project power and fears the consequences of his ambitions.

A pair of consultants hired to modernize the gang’s image and push them toward bigger crimes. They discipline the crew and introduce a brutal, professional edge to the violence.

A gas station attendant whose encounters with the gang trigger chaos and set the chaotic tone for Liang Po Po’s misadventure.

A loyal gang member who navigates the shifting dynamics as the gang climbs toward power and violence. His loyalty is tested as the group’s aspirations grow.

A wary observer who can sense the criminal undercurrents and questions the gang’s direction. Her presence adds a thread of caution amid the chaos.

A brief cameo that punctuates the film’s satirical tone and adds a touch of star presence without altering the plot.

A minor role illustrating everyday life intersecting with the criminals’ world.

A gang member who participates in the criminal activities under Big Boss’s direction.

One of the gang’s members who participates in the escalating crimes and the plot’s misadventures.