Re-cycle

Year: 2006

Runtime: 108 mins

Language: Cantonese

Directors: Danny Pang Fat, Oxide Pang Shun

ThrillerHorrorFantasyMysteryHorror

Ting‑yin, a young novelist, is under pressure to write a sequel to her wildly popular romance trilogy. She completes a first chapter, then abruptly erases the file. Immediately after, bizarre and unexplainable phenomena begin to surround her, mirroring the supernatural scenes she intended for her new book, forcing her to confront the uncanny reality she has conjured.

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