Original subtitles

Up there.

Don't let him get away!

I'll pay top dollar to whoever takes him out.

Yes Boss!

Go to hell!

There are a few more of them upstairs.

Cut!

Tail sticks!

Take 4.

Check the gate!

Is it okay, Sam? Okay.

Okay, huh?

That was great. Please take a break.

On to the next setup!

Got it. Camera on the move!

Guys, give me a hand.

Stunt double, get into position.

Jump!

Wai.

Yeah. That's the way.

Listen up,

jump on my cue and don't hesitate.

If you see the truck,

you've already missed the jump. Got it?

Let's get ready to roll.

Truck ready?

Truck is ready.

Wai ready?

Alright. Roll camera!

Ready...

Drive.

Jump!

Cut!

What the fuck are you doing?

Need me to be your stunt double?

Damn it, Kam, you're up!

You think you can handle this?

If not, I'll step in.

I'm good, Sam.

But I need a rehearsal.

Rehearsal?

You've been watching all night. No more rehearsal, got it?

Go get changed!

Get down!

Sam,

let's split the shots.

This only looks good in a single shot.

That's just the way Sam is...

Take it easy.

You'll get more experience over time.

Hey, you've been

pulling all-nighters lately, be careful.

Punk.

Don't patronize me,

I'm your senior.

Get down there and watch how it's done.

Alright guys, keep everything exactly the way it was.

Sam, are you ready?

We're running out of time.

I'm ready, Cho.

Let's do it!

Drivers, keep the same speed.

Alright, everyone get ready.

Drivers ready?

Kam ready?

Okay. Roll camera!

Action!

Cut...! It's too late.

Don't... jump!

Young people today face

fewer job opportunities than

in the '80s and '90s...

Hey Sam,

sorry to bother you again.

You don't need to come by so often because of the discount.

I can't help it, the lift is out.

I'm patrolling twenty floors using the stairs.

Remember the good old days?

I used to carry two sandbags

up and down seven floors ten times without complaining.

The good old days again?

How bad is it?

Nothing serious.

Don't walk too much... it's going to be tough.

Take a week off, okay?

A week?

They will complain even if I take a day off.

How about this, Sam.

You cover my shifts for a few days,

and I'll pay you.

Cover for you? You're kidding.

No.

It's really tough to make a living.

We are buddies, right? Just cover for me, please.

Come on, Sam.

I haven't covered for anyone in a long time.

Hey Cho, what's up?

Hey, Sam.

It's the 70th anniversary of the martial arts association.

You coming?

I haven't shown up in ages, what's the point of going?

It's a memorial for Ma Yau.

We're all kung-fu brothers, and we stick together.

Alright, see you then.

Hey Sam.

Hey Sam.

Excuse me. Sorry. Sorry.

Do you guys know who he is? Who is he?

That's "Heartless" Sam,

the infamous action choreographer

known for his deadly stunts.

Really?

Back in the day, all stuntmen avoided working for him if they could.

Working on his films always meant trouble.

I'm different, safety comes first.

Remember to call us if you have work.

I'll definitely call you.

Cheers.

Cheers guys. Come on.

Include us in your next movie.

I'll call everyone of you.

Come on.

Cheers man.

Hey,

let's take a group photo.

Photo time. Let's do it.

Come on, let's use my phone.

Can you help us take the photo?

Thanks bro.

Come on.

Sure.

Bros, let's pose.

Alright.

Ready. One, two, three.

Done.

Let's take a look.

Look at Kin. Your Thai boxing pose looks funny.

Thank you for coming to the...

Iron Fist Martial Arts Association's 70th-anniversary gathering.

It's a great chance

for us to reconnect.

One of our kung-fu brothers

Ma Yau,

passed away recently.

Just last week,

we were sitting at that corner

having dim sum together.

We're grateful to our kung-fu brother

who edited a memorial video overnight.

Let's all take a moment

to remember our old friend.

Our respected Ma Yau Chang

Ma Yau.

His full name is Ma Yau Cheung.

Excuse me. Is anyone sitting here?

He started martial arts very young and

joined the Iron Fist Martial Arts Association as a teenager.

Later, he entered the film industry as a stuntman and actor.

Over his 50-year career,

he worked on more than 200 films.

There goes another master.

Hong Kong cinema feels just like him...

rest in peace.

Got any job recently?

There aren't many jobs now.

I have to teach kung-fu to make a living.

I heard Wai has opened a new kung-fu studio.

Does he need coaches?

Let me ask him for you.

Thank you, brother.

Wish we all have more jobs.

Here... Cheers.

Almost everyone showed up tonight.

Why didn't you stay a bit longer?

I'm starting a new film

and I'm getting you on board.

It's been over 20 years since our last film together.

I've secured the budget.

I'll be the director and

you'll be the action choreographer.

Look...

where they've moved the Bruce Lee statue.

The tree will cover it in a few years.

Forget about it.

Hey.

You used to jump off the 8th floor without fear,

and now you chicken out?

No.

It's just that times have changed.

I can't afford to fail again.

It'll be worse than jumping off the 8th floor.

That's how this industry works,

ups and downs.

Right?

Everyone knows...

it wasn't your fault.

I'm casting Wai as the lead actor in this film.

He's an action superstar now, would he even talk to you?

If I hadn't given him a chance back then,

would he have become famous?

He owes me. He'll return the favour.

I had a stroke last year and

almost became Ma Yau's co-star in that memorial video.

Exactly...

just let it go. You're retiring anyway.

Everyone says Hong Kong film is dead,

but I don't want it to die before I do.

The wind is strong, and the flame is fading.

Are you seriously not going to help?

Keep it.

Keep the flame alive.

Think about it.

Jump!

Cut... it's too late!

Hey!

What happened? Oh shit!

Kam... Are you okay?

Kam... Are you okay?

Come help! Hurry up!

Why did you say 'don't jump', yell 'cut'!

Kam. Are you okay?

Sam...

I'm sorry.

I didn't finish the shot.

Don't move.

Call an ambulance!

Call an ambulance!

Don't just stand there! Move! Come on! Hurry!

Kam. Are you okay?

Shit! How is he? Kam, are you hurt?

Did you call an ambulance?

You'll be fine. Hang in there.

(Daughter: I have your invitation cards.)

(Please remember to bring my childhood photos.)

Hello?

You guys met at mother's funeral.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Here are all the invitations.

I've included all the relatives you asked for.

Did you bring my childhood photos?

Yes, I've got them all.

Wait...

They are all here.

See for yourself.

That's all I have.

Let me know if you need anything else.

Cherry.

Do you remember this?

I made this cup.

Yeah.

We got to decorate the reception desk with this.

Far from exceptional...

I know a lot of production designers.

I can get someone to redo your wedding décor,

they won many awards.

Our ceramics

haven't won any awards,

but I want to showcase our father-daughter pieces at my wedding.

Are all the photos here?

I almost forgot this,

there's one more photo.

Look. This one is so lovely.

Wow.

Oh yeah,

if I can get sparklers at my wedding,

that will be great!

Sparklers are easy,

I'll handle it for you.

Hello.

I need to step out to take the call.

Yes.

Hello? Wong.

Yes...

Do you have a suit for the wedding?

Yes.

Better to be safe.

Why don't you come along

to my wedding dress fitting and get one?

Good idea. I'll pick a good one

and we'll take some great pictures together.

I probably don't need that photo.

Why don't you

keep it for now.

Maybe you'll find it useful later.

Mr. Ho, just kick him in the stomach...

Hang on...

What's the hold up?

Wait, slip another pad. Ready?

Quiet on set.

Okay.

Done. Done.

Picture's up!

Roll camera.

Three, two, one.

Action!

Cut!

Playback!

Good take.

Good take... His reaction is always off.

Let's do a pickup shot of him getting hit in the head.

Sure, I'll get it done.

Come here...

Thanks for the body pad...

Hey.

That body pad was a total waste of time.

We need to reshoot his reaction again.

Okay.

This time, hit him hard.

You do it.

Thank you, Chiu

Hit him for real.

For real? Yes.

For real, here.

Do it, hurry.

Come on, let's get moving!

We're rolling...

for real!

Okay, ready?

Three, two, one!

What the fuck...

Cut!

Mr. Ho!

What the hell... for real?

Are you alright, Mr. Ho?

What's wrong with you?

You're a stuntman! Hitting an actor?

Let's go...

That was priceless. Is it?

Right? I told you so.

Good trick.

Of course, it always works.

Most importantly, it looks good.

Yeah, thanks for this. It's okay.

Yeah.

Let's call it a day. Bye.

Hey Chiu,

should we check on Mr. Ho?

It's a prop, how bad could it be?

When can I...

get a Wai's Stunt Team jacket?

Later...

That's a good take.

It's a wrap!

Call me when there's work.

Thank you.

Will do.

It's a wrap for stuntmen. Next scene.

Oh yeah,

the lift is out.

Remember to do your rounds.

Thanks!

Call Choi if needed. Sure.

How's the van? Is it nice?

Not bad.

Thanks for helping out, big guy.

I told you not to be a stuntman.

There aren't enough jobs out there.

The company is up and running.

Kit and Long Logistics.

I had someone design the business cards.

If you want,

I can get them printed for you.

Better to be your own boss than an extra.

I'm a stunt performer, not an extra.

True,

at least extras get their faces seen.

Stuntmen... you only see their hands and feet

and they end up getting hurt.

Just keep it.

Hey bro.

If you want,

I can get you a van.

Let's build our own app,

snag all the gigs ourselves,

and keep the profits.

Think about it.

Help me move these boxes.

I've got another delivery to do.

Pass me that trolley.

You're a stuntman, right?

You can carry them without the trolley.

I need it.

Excuse me, sir.

Excuse me.

Is the lift...?

Take the back stairs.

Damn it, forgot your keys again?

Shit, it's you.

Came all this way looking for a job?

Sign here, please.

Hey...

it's broken.

You're so dead.

You broke Wai's first championship trophy.

Seems like you don't want to keep your job.

It... was already like this when I brought it up.

I really don't know.

You don't know?

Don't let him get away! Hey, stop.

You're not leaving,

you've to pay for this.

I need to talk to my brother...

for any settlement.

You aren't going anywhere

without leaving a few grand.

A few grand?

Yeah! Pay up.

Hey...! Stop!

Hey... guys calm down! Stop running...

It's none of your business, he broke our stuff.

Calm down and talk it over,

you don't need to get physical.

mind your own business. Do your patrolling.

Hey!

Wai...

What's the fuss all about?

Sam?

I'm covering for someone,

just a few shifts.

Okay.

I got it.

You guys don't know any better.

Do you know who he is?

Do you know?

That's Sam Lee.

The one who got me into the film industry!

He was a legendary action choreographer before you were born.

Show some respect and

go say hello to him.

Mr. Lee

Okay, okay.

They said...

he broke your stuff.

How do you want to settle this?

Let it be, no big deal.

It's alright.

Let's go...

Just go.

Shouldn't I move that stuff back?

They will take care of it.

Get back in.

Wow, these are real Hong Kong classics.

They were released before you were born.

There were DVD rentals.

I remember my mom rent

your 'Operation Condor' all the time.

Remember the scene they jump off the train?

After the movie, my brother and I

spent hours jumping on our beds.

We had so much fun.

So basically...

I inspire you to be a filmmaker?

You can say that.

So...

Not enough stunt jobs and need to do delivery to get by?

That's my brother's business.

We all need to make a living, right?

You're working as a security guard too.

It hurts... Ouch!

I'm covering for someone,

it's not my real job.

Okay...

You have good physique.

Train more and you'll look great.

I want to train if I have the time.

My brother wants me to work full-time for him,

but after messing with those guys,

my stunt career is probably over.

These classics can't be remade.

In another five to ten years,

no one will remember

what Hong Kong movies were like.

Forget it.

No way. Free of charge.

Special offer for stuntmen.

Sam... I can't take the offer.

It's okay.

How about this?

If you ever need delivery, just let me know.

I'll get my brother to do it for free.

Okay. Okay.

Thank you, Sam.

Great, bye.

Look at that poster...

Mr. Mok.

Cho. Hi Mary.

Let me introduce you.

This is Sam Lee, action choreographer.

He used to be Wai's mentor.

Hello.

Mr. Lee, please take a seat.

Mr. Mok, take a seat.

Cho,

may I have a word? Okay...

Be seated.

Please.

What are you doing?

Why did you bring Sam here?

I'm just trying to help.

They know each other,

let them talk it out.

But we agreed we would use Wai's Stunt Team.

Hey, Wai's here.

Mr. Leung

Mr. Leung

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you. I really love your films.

Thank you.

Mary, help me take a photo with the superstar.

Okay.

One, two, three.

Okay.

I'm in a hurry,

just talk to Mary about any production matters.

The key is to capture the 80s action vibe.

Rest assured, Mr. Mok.

Alright, I better get going.

Thank you, Mr. Mok. Take care.

Take care.

Bye.

Mary.

I seldom do local production.

If it wasn't for Cho,

I wouldn't have come here.

Since you've Sam on board...

we'll work together next time.

Mr. Leung.

Mr. Mok invests in the film only if you're in it.

Mr. Mok is adamant about the 80s vibe,

and Sam is perfect for the job.

I told you not to bring him here.

We already have deals with Mr. Leung's stunt team.

Mr. Lee, how about we... Alright, fine.

Let him do it.

I wouldn't have come if Cho hadn't asked me.

So, that's that.

Hang on...

wait.

Kid...

listen to me, alright?

If you're looking for a breakthrough,

I've already thought it over.

Sam

can really help you.

Give it a chance.

Right...

I always tell you to stay true to your roots, don't I?

Yes.

Having Sam on board

will definitely bring some fresh ideas.

Thank you, Sam.

Thank you, Sam.

Now that both of you are set,

let's make this film together.

But let me be clear.

The stuntmen I'm fighting with

must be from my stunt team.

For any tough stunts, I'll let Sam bring his own crew.

Sure.

I know what your stunt team is capable of.

I'll make sure they stay safe.

That's good, then.

Brothers

will always look out for each other.

Is that all?

Yeah. Thank you. I got to go.

Thank you, Mr. Leung.

Hey Tang.

Yeah, I need someone younger.

You know, the folks I used to work with...

aren't active anymore.

Hey, Sai Bo.

This is Sam.

I'm looking for a young man

who can fight...

and be my stunt coordinator.

Stunt Coordinator Ji Zai

Oh, when was that?

My condolences.

Hi, Yuen. This is Sam.

You've changed careers?

Okay... Thank you. Bye.

(Kit and Long Logistic)

(Logistic Director Lee Sai Long)

Sam!

You are late.

Sorry.

I need your help.

Thanks for the offer... I really want to,

but my brother's company needs me.

So...

Sure, if you can't, then I...

No...

I can work something out,

it's just that there might be a day or two...

I need to...

take time off.

Time off?

You can't take time off.

I need you to be my stunt coordinator.

If you show up sporadically,

what am I supposed to do?

Stunt coordinator?

Stunt coordinator.

Leung Chi Wai?

It's Wai.

So...

Does that mean I'm leading Wai's Stunt Team?

What's so special about his team?

They definitely are special.

They're the best in the business. I'd love to be on their team.

Wai used to work for me.

Speaking of which,

if you take on this job

then...

you'll be in charge,

and they'll all have to listen to you.

Master Lee.

Drink tea, please.

Is it still a tradition?

Speaking of which,

working with me won't be easy.

You need to work hard and stay committed.

You'll be expected to handle

any difficult stunts.

Okay.

It will be a good experience,

and you will learn faster.

Thank you, Master Lee.

Why don't we find a place and discuss

about the script? Discuss?

Don't you need to do deliveries?

Finish your job first.

Here's your money.

Whoa, that's a first.

Didn't see that coming.

Hey, give me a hand.

Sure.

Be careful. Okay.

Watch it.

Wait. Let me plug it in.

Okay.

Done!

Wow... all set up?

Nice!

Come here Mom.

They're showing this movie again?

You guys still love this movie, just like when you were kids.

Back then, you'd act out all the fight scenes

until someone got hurt.

And I was the only one getting all the scolding.

I thought you were picking on him.

How was I supposed to know you were playing?

Playing? He hit me for real.

Those play fights are what

got me into stunts.

I still regret it to this day.

That's why I bought you the van

even though I'm tight on money.

Is the VCD still here?

Let me check. Forget it,

we don't have VCD player.

Hey.

Here's your name cards.

(Logistic Director Lee Sai Long)

Hey Kit.

What?

I got a stunt gig,

this time as a stunt coordinator.

Are you serious?

You should've told me earlier,

I wouldn't have bought you the van!

I never wanted to do deliveries,

you made that decision without asking me.

Do you think I like working in logistics?

You go where the money is,

that's just reality.

Yeah, just going along with everyone else.

Excuse me?

Who's going to pay for the mortgage?

Keep the money,

or you'll just borrow from me again.

Both of you, stop.

Kit, aren't you joining us?

No.

Have work in the morning.

Here's the VCD.

Dream on!

Good morning...

Morning...

The scene where Hung

saves his girl

will be filmed here.

Sam,

I printed the script.

I've enlarged the fonts

and prepared some

references for you.

It's a recce,

we don't need references.

It's okay.

How many stuntmen do we have?

In addition to Wai's Stunt Team,

we have three more stuntmen.

We will shoot all

the action sequence in this area.

Take a look.

Sam, how is it?

See if you can setup wire rig over there.

Got it.

Cherry, what's up?

I'm having my wedding dress fitting on Thursday,

can you make it?

Oh... Thursday.

Thursday... it should be fine.

It's okay if you can't.

No... of course I can make it.

Of course I can.

Don't be late then.

Yeah, I know. Okay.

Bye.

Can we change the schedule on that day?

It might be hard

to coordinate the locations and Wai's schedule.

Then move Sam's call time to later.

Please?

Whatever you say,

you are the director.

Okay. Thank you...

You're welcome.

Hey Long...

Check out this short wall.

See if we can do a back flip over it for a break fall.

This one is pretty.

The sequins are shiny.

It fits you well.

You can leave if you have something to do.

No way.

What bride tries on her wedding dress alone?

Dad was supposed to come today,

but he has a doctor's appointment.

You'll be wearing heels all day

that wouldn't be comfortable.

Excuse me.

Do you have any flat shoes to borrow?

Sorry, we don't provide flats.

Try on your own flat shoes

your dress should cover them.

Sure.

Please.

Take a seat.

See?

Just like making movies,

there's always a way.

Come on.

(Humming a wedding march)

(Humming a wedding march)

Let's take a picture...

Let's take another one.

I'll try another dress.

You look stunning in any dress.

You can leave if you're busy.

No, it's totally fine.

Take your time.

I want to try on this one too. Okay.

Take your time.

I'll be here for you.

(I Love Stunts)

Good morning, everyone!

Hey Long...

No...

Hey boss.

Guys. Hey!

Listen up,

the boss is here!

Don't make fun of me, it's just a job.

Come here, guys.

I'll show you a video.

What now?

Just a few simple moves.

Alright.

That's easy.

No problem.

Let's do it.

There's more.

It's okay...

A piece of cake.

Let's walk it through.

Sure... let's do it.

Okay.

Get ready!

Let's go...

Hey boss.

Call action.

Sorry. Okay.

Now, ready...

focus!

Ready.

One. Two. Three.

Action! One block.

One sidekick.

Another block.

Turning kick.

Roundhouse...

Chiu...

Why don't we...

do it for real?

What do you mean?

We're already doing it for real.

Boss, why don't you show us?

Okay? Come on.

Focus guys!

Alright guys,

pay attention!

Let's walk through it slowly.

Okay, ready.

One. Two. Three.

Boss! I didn't kick him.

It's only a blocking.

I didn't... Why kick him so hard?

Hey...

Good morning, Wai.

Good morning.

Hey.

Tell Sam that we start early and finish early.

Wai.

Hi Cho. Good morning.

Wai.

Good morning.

Director Cho,

Wai has an event tonight,

we need to wrap up early today.

I'll do my make-up first. Okay.

Long...

I'll shoot the dialogue scenes first.

Call Sam.

Tell him not to be late. Come ASAP.

Got it.

Come, follow me.

Guys.

Let's walk through it again later.

Hold it steady.

Okay.

Okay.

Move your ass.

Come when you're done.

Okay. Come.

Take it there.

Hurry guys!

We'll start filming soon.

What's up? Sam,

Wai's here already, and he wants to start soon.

When are you back?

He has a later call time,

why's he here so early?

I don't know.

His assistant said he had to leave early for an event tonight.

So...

when are you coming back?

She's still trying.

Ask Cho to shoot all the dialogue scenes,

and keep Wai in check.

Okay. Try to come back sooner.

Okay.

Sze,

are you all right?

Go away!

If it weren't for you,

I wouldn't have ended up here!

Sze, I promise you.

I won't do anything bad again.

Hello?

Sam, where are you?

I can hold out for just one or two more shots.

Hurry.

Okay.

Hey,

is it a cut yet?

Oh... Cut!

Cut!

Let's do it again.

One more...

Another take?

We've shot over 30 takes already.

We do fewer takes for action shots.

Cho, it's time to move to another location.

I know...

Cho...

What action are we doing today?

Long

Yes.

You shot some pre-vis, right?

Show it to him.

Okay.

Here's the action sequence.

Who choreographed this?

Sam.

So he isn't here yet.

Hey, Wai Chiu.

Let's change the whole sequence.

Got it.

Let him be.

Miss.

How many more dresses?

She still needs to try these too.

Cut!

Tail sticks.

Take 2.

Sam, Wai changed the entire fight sequence.

Come back now!

Shit.

I'll be right back.

Your father has to leave.

He said this suit would do.

Cut...!

What the hell is going on?

What is it? Hey Sam.

What are you shooting?

Sam.

Why did you let him change my sequence?

Sam...

We covered a lot of shots today,

they should be usable.

Look at the footage first.

I need to head to another location, okay?

I'll leave it to you.

Playback!

Okay, Lisa. Playback!

Yes, right away.

Wrong timing.

Lacks energy.

What the hell is this...

Your pads are showing.

You'll take his spot.

Hey!

If he can't kick high,

shoot from a low angle!

Sam, I've got knee problems.

That was many years ago.

Fuck this...

Let's reshoot everything from the wall flip.

Sam...

we've already shot most of it.

Any reshoot will put us over time.

I don't care!

Everything looks terrible.

Audiences aren't into the

old school kung-fu kicks.

Let's mix in some MMA.

Listen up!

I am the choreographer!

Let's reshoot from there!

Move!

Move it!

Come on!

Move the camera over there!

Okay Camera on the move.

Take 11.

Ready.

One, two, three!

Cut!

Again!

Wai's kick was weak. Long's reaction was too slow.

Ready.

One, two, three!

Cut!

Again!

Your moves lacks energy.

Your framing is wrong, get out.

Now, again!

Sam,

shall we have dinner first?

What dinner? Finish the shot first!

Picture's up?

Come on...

Ready!

Roll camera!

One, two, three!

Cut!

Again!

Cut!

No good!

Weak!

Stop using your hands!

Again!

What the hell? Why is he so harsh?

Shit, we aren't getting dinner.

Ready! He is nuts.

Get up!

Come on! Sam...

What? It's overtime.

I know, get out of my face!

Long, his kicks are weak!

Exaggerate your reactions

to make him look good.

Help him out!

Alright,

I'll give you a powerful kick.

Come on!

Sam...

the food is getting cold.

Get out.

Roll camera.

Cut! Again!

I'm not doing this.

My leg hurts.

You should have enough shots

to choose from.

Get him a stunt double.

A stunt double for me?

Let's go.

Stunt double get changed!

Hurry!

He's nuts!

Long, hang in there.

Clear the set. Picture's up.

Ready.

And...

roll camera.

One, two, three.

Cut!

The stunt double kicks better than him,

but let's do it again.

Wai got us snacks!

Thanks for your hard work.

You guys must be starving, let's dig in.

Hey...

what the hell?

Who said we're on break?

Hey, watch your tone!

I haven't seen films shot like this in ages.

This is madness.

Thank you Wai...

Thank you, Wai.

Fuck you!

What's the matter?

What now?

Want to fight?

I dare you take another step.

I can take all of you. Enough!

The producer just called,

we're done for the day.

Everyone, it's a wrap.

We're done.

Go home.

Hey!

Hey!

Fuck!

It's morning.

Stop whining, let's get breakfast.

What is this? What are you shooting?

Why did you let him change my sequence?

Don't use your hands, again!

We overspent on a single scene

because of overtime.

I thought both of you

are very experienced.

We're shooting an action film.

Overtime is expected.

We used to spend at least 20 days

on a fight scene.

Mr. Lee,

that was long time ago.

Nowadays, we get like 20 days to shoot a movie.

I received a complaint from a crew,

that you threw a walkie at him.

Violence solves nothing,

just deal with it appropriately.

I wasn't throwing it at him.

I was just expressing myself.

I am obligated to finish the film,

but no one respects me as an action choreographer.

Are you saying you can't lead the crew?

Do you want me to step in...

Look, it was our first day.

We've never worked with this crew before.

Just give us time.

Once the team is settled in,

we'll catch up with the schedule.

Mr. Mok is a businessman,

I promised to keep the budget in check.

We can't afford any more overtime,

or he'll shut us down.

That'll be bad for all of us.

I told the production manager

to stop when time's up.

Fine.

Not my fault if the film's bad.

Let's go. I understand.

Sam.

You brought me into this project,

but you didn't stand up for me.

I'm the only one

defending myself.

There's no point in arguing with them.

By the way,

Long is upset about the shoot.

Are you being too harsh on him?

We got to find new ways

to teach Gen-Z.

The old methods don't work anymore.

I won't scold him if he was right.

Did he complain to you?

No.

He posted on FG.

Didn't you follow him?

Anyone can see it.

What's FG?

So now...

the whole world knows.

Damn it.

Shall I set up an account for you?

Hell no.

Something bothering you?

Come on.

Say what's on your mind

instead of posting it on social media,

FG whatever it is.

Let's just eat.

Don't bottle it up,

tell me what's on your mind.

Sam, look...

I'm trying to do my job,

but I can't when I'm caught in between you and Wai.

It's hard when

Wai's stunt team don't respect me.

That's an excuse.

How can you convince others

if you use hands on a break fall?

Project your voice.

Can't be too polite on set,

or no one listens.

So, you mean they will listen to me

if I raise my voice?

You have to be an asshole once in a while

to get things done.

You were mean,

and you were being an asshole too.

Did they listen to you?

I was out for over 20 years.

Wai and the producer

are waiting for me

to fuck this up.

Can I try it my way?

Guys, this is your

big moment to shine.

Feng, pass it to me.

You can't even see where you're landing.

Who will do it?

Guarantee concussion.

Let's ask Wai and Sam,

do we really need to do this?

Hi Wai...

Good morning, guys.

Wow!

Shit...

who's doing it?

Hey!

What's the fuss about?

Guys, ready?

Sam.

Can we split it into different shots?

The guys are concerned about...

We're not splitting the shot.

Just figure it out.

Hey.

Hey!

Watch your timing.

Got it.

Roll camera.

Action!

Are you okay...

Long...

Long...

Long...

Long. Are you okay?

Long!

Long, are you okay?

Hey, I'm okay.

I'm fine...

I'm fine. Long, you scared me.

I thought you passed out.

Take a rest.

That was impressive.

Long. Get up.

Great!

Can you get up?

Yes. Come on.

Move over a little bit.

Yeah.

Standby, everyone!

On rehearsal!

Now... ready!

One, two, three!

Cut...

Are you okay?

Alright?

Are you okay?

Move the camera here. Got it.

Line it up with the pulley right there.

Move it over.

Yes.

Hurry.

Come on...

Move over. A little bit more.

Just a bit more.

Come on guys...

Now, standby everyone.

Is the wire okay?

Okay...

Alright!

Ready! Wait...!

What the hell are you doing!

Give me ten seconds.

Damn, everyone is waiting for you!

Almost there...

I'm not going to land there.

He wouldn't...

Long, forget about it. I'll let go a bit earlier.

Okay! Almost there!

Get the hell out of there! Long.

Right away!

Okay! Done!

You guys okay?

The wire okay?

Okay!

Now, ready!

One, two, three!

Cut!

Chui are you okay...? Are you hurt?

You okay? Thank God, Long wrapped the pole.

Thanks Long!

Are you okay...

I'm fine.

Chiu, are you good?

I'll get you some water.

I'm okay.

You really okay? Yeah. I'm okay.

Take a rest. Sure.

We're in for a treat!

It's on Sam!

Thanks, Sam.

What a surprise...

Grab some while you can...

we might not get a break later on.

It's great to get off early.

Hey Chiu, happy hour.

Okay.

Hey.

You want to join us?

Sure.

Let's go.

Long is buying us dinner!

End of the rope...

Yes, turn it around.

Okay. I'll throw it up now.

One, two...

Loop it and throw it back to me.

Tie the end of the rope over there.

Get me the ladder.

Chiu, thank you.

Alright, we'll walkthrough it for the cameraman.

Okay, ready!

One, two, three!

Move over.

Okay... It's all right.

Fung, match your timing with...

Sorry Sam, a quick reminder.

Stuntmen will OT soon.

Okay, I know...

Sam.

The wire rig is set,

come take a look.

Long.

Yes.

Take over.

Got it!

Okay, stunt ready.

Quiet on set! Picture's up.

Roll camera.

Ready...

Action!

Cut!

Good take!

Next setup.

Boom mic is in the shot.

Picture the whole scene on a rainy day.

Then we cut to a shot,

facing the hero... It's on Sam!

Come guys...

Let's give him a big thanks, everyone!

Thank you Sam!

Take your time.

Come on, take this one...

Rumour says Leung Chi Wai and Sam Lee don't get along.

Is it true...

Thank you for giving Long a chance.

No worries, he earned it.

Just a few simple dishes, I hope you'll like it.

I haven't had a home-cooked meal in a while.

Then let's eat. Come on. Let's eat.

Are you not joining us for dinner?

I'm good,

lost appetite.

He has nothing against you.

He just doesn't want me to be a stuntman.

Don't worry about him.

Let's eat while it's hot.

Sam, let's eat.

I'll make myself at home then.

Here.

Here.

Have some fruits.

Thanks for the dinner. Here's a wedding invitation.

Congratulations, Sam!

It's my daughter. She's getting married.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Congrats...

I don't know.

She's probably still mad at me.

I promised her to stay until she finishes the fitting,

but I left early for the shoot.

She's still mad at me.

If she is...

then make it up to her.

It's not that easy.

Let me help you.

What does she do?

What are her hobbies?

She owns a pottery workshop. She does pottery.

Pottery?

I have an idea.

If your daughter loves pottery,

then make her pottery.

I know nothing about it.

That's the point.

She knows you know nothing about it,

but you can still put in the effort to make her one.

That is special, right?

Trust me.

I know a lot about girls.

Winning their hearts is my thing.

But you look like a virgin to me.

Hi.

That day...

I was supposed to stay until you've tried all the dresses.

But something came up on set,

and it was the first day of filming.

So... It's okay.

I'm used to it.

This is why I never watch your films.

Maybe you're good at what you do.

Here's your wedding gift.

I made it myself.

Thank you.

I'll go now.

Bye.

Investor is cutting down our budget,

and we need to figure out how to finish the film

with the remaining funds.

The most practical solution

is to cut the robbery scene

or remove the explosion in the ending.

If we remove the explosion,

the film loses its appeal.

I agree.

How about the robbery scene then?

Absolutely not.

We've already shot several scenes

that set up the story for

the jewelry shop robbery.

If we cut it now,

the story won't make any sense.

Back in the days, we improvised when

resources were low.

There's always a way.

How about this,

we shoot most of the gun scenes inside the jewelry shop

and keep the street to a minimum.

How does that sound?

If we reduce shots in the street,

then I'm not applying for gun permits.

Let's go over this again.

Here's the plan.

We have three cameras.

One inside the shop,

and two outside.

One of the cameras will capture

Wai and his men running into the shop.

The other will shoot from across the street.

These cameras

will capture you coming out.

As you head that way,

two detectives will stop you.

Then you open fire.

They'll react with the squibs.

Open fire? And then...

Yeah.

That's not what you said in the meeting...

Sam... Just let me finish.

Both of you run that way,

three more cops will come after you.

You exchange fire.

After a few shots...

Sam!

We don't have permits.

We're screwed if the paparazzi post this on media.

Why are you freaking out?

By the time they arrive, we're done.

This will set the mood...

I'm done.

Wai... Fine!

I'll get you a stunt double.

We'll do your close-up later. Okay?

Whatever.

Yuen. You're his double. Go get dressed.

Long, do this with Yuen.

Let's get going, guys.

Be careful.

Get out of there if something looks off.

Got it.

Sorry, Wai.

Sorry.

What the hell?

Just improvise.

Listen up, we're only doing this once.

After you exchange fire with the detectives,

a van will pick you up and get you out of there.

Long and Yuen, you guys ready?

We're ready.

What about the stuntmen?

First unit is ready.

Second unit is ready.

Cameras ready?

Camera A okay.

Camera B is ready

Camera C is ready.

Picture's up!

Roll cameras.

Wait, there are cops!

You can't park here.

You'll have to leave.

Just a minute.

We're waiting for a friend.

Okay. The cops are gone.

All units, get ready.

We are rolling...

Roll camera,

and action!

Get out!

Hurry! Shut up!

Get out.

Get out.

Get lost.

Camera C, pan to the left.

Come on!

Put them in!

Take everything out!

Hurry up!

All in the bag!

Fill it up!

Guys, get ready. They're about to come out.

Unit one, get ready.

Roger that.

Hey.

Damn it.

Didn't I tell you to leave?

I am leaving. Why are you still here?

Driver's license and ID, please.

Control, running a check on a vehicle.

First unit...

Go!

Police! Freeze!

Pan the camera to the cyclist,

get his reaction.

Camera C, come out!

What the hell you doing in there?

Film the pedestrians!

Keep it going!

That's it!

Second unit,

go after them.

Let's go!

Sam, where's the van?

Where's the van?

The cops are checking my IDs.

What should we do?

Sam, can you hear me?

Armed robbery on Canton Road.

Nearby officers, respond immediately.

Control, 25939 roger that.

Hey, should we leave?

No! The van isn't here yet.

Change of plans!

Long and Yuen,

return to base.

Let's go...

Come on.

Long!

Let's go.

Guys follow them! Hey!

Sam!

It's too risky, we should stop.

The mood is right,

keep it going.

Don't lose the momentum.

Long! Are you all right?

Are you hurt?

Don't move.

Yes, my car just hit someone. Don't you know how to drive?

It's the police!

Let's go!

Freeze! Police. Put the guns down!

Let's go.

Get out of here.

Alan, let's go!

Drop the gun.

Get down!

Go...

Police! Don't move!

Officer, we're making a movie.

On the ground! We're just filming!

Get down, now! Okay!

Get down now! We're shooting a movie.

Don't move!

The movie "Return to the Underworld"

was filming a gun scene

without permits this afternoon.

It caused multiple injuries among bystanders.

The action choreographer was arrested at the scene.

Hey!

How're you doing?

I'm okay, thanks.

The body pads really helped,

but I still feel a bit rattled.

I'm waiting for the report.

Take a few more days off.

No need to rush back to the film set.

This guy

nearly costs my friend's life.

I was a stunt double jumping off the bridge.

But I couldn't.

Sam chewed me out.

He sent Kam to take my place.

Kam always follows orders.

He knew it was dangerous,

but he did it anyway.

What happened then?

After?

He was hospitalized for a year,

and now he spends

the rest of his life in a wheelchair.

Why would he do that?

Back then,

a stuntman never said no.

Especially when a mentor gave you the order.

Why did Sam do that?

This is Sam Lee,

do you know his motto?

"To achieve great success, many must suffer."

He thinks making a great film

is worth risking lives.

But for me?

I disagree.

No matter how good the movie is,

it isn't worth anyone's life.

Anyway,

Wai Chiu told me you want our stunt team jacket.

Thanks, Wai.

Make sure to wear it when you come back to work.

Don't forget.

See you on set.

(Heartless Sam, stage deadly action in the street...)

God damn it.

Hey Sam, don't worry about it.

The producer is handling everything.

Your remaining payment will be sent to your clinic.

The producer wants Wai to take over the stunt work.

You know, victims' families are complaining,

and netizens are lashing out.

We're in a tricky position.

Why don't you take a break for now?

I saw the news.

Are you okay?

The film has nothing to do with me now.

Are you disappointed?

You know what?

When the cops pointed the gun at me,

all I could think about was you.

I was scared I'd never see you in your wedding dress.

Pottery set for kids?

How would I know?

The cup must be baked in an oven to be usable.

Sorry, I don't know.

I've baked it for you.

It's not the prettiest,

but it works.

That's great,

it works...

But you're not done.

We need two cups for the tea ceremony, you know?

According to the tradition,

one cup is bad luck.

That's right.

You and my son-in-law will pour me cups of tea.

I'll make another one right now.

You can teach me while you're here.

Okay.

Open it here...

Why don't we split it up?

No,

it's considered bad luck.

Don't worry, I'll make another cup.

For my wedding entry.

You'll walk me halfway down the aisle,

then step-dad will take over.

Okay...

I'll make sure I'm well groomed.

Sam, it's getting late.

Why are we coming back here?

He's here.

Hey, Sam.

The pyrotechnic asked me to give this to you.

Thanks.

Where is he? Setting up for the explosion?

No pyrotechnic today,

and no high falls either.

Just fist fight.

Wai changed the entire sequence.

You should go now.

Thanks. Let's go...

Sam!

Hey!

Who let him in?

Why did you change my action sequence?

Answer me. Sam!

Why did you alter my action sequence?

A simple fist fight

won't keep the audience engaged.

This movie isn't your concern anymore.

Of course not,

because it's all about you.

If you handle the film like this,

it's destined to fail.

If your idea is so great,

why did they bring me in?

You're causing the film company to lose money.

Netizens are backlashing the film,

and it's affecting my reputation.

Hey! Don't!

Sam... Please stop!

Go away! Sam!

You only care about your image,

never about the movie's best interest.

If your idea worked,

why did Cho call me back?

Cho wouldn't ask me to come!

At least I won't

put my men at risk for a movie.

Fuck you...

Help...

Sam! Get out of my way.

Help!

Sam...

Watch out.

Calm down Sam.

Get lost.

Go away!

Go away!

Why does someone have to get hurt on set?

First was Kam,

now it's Long.

We're just making a movie,

no need to go all out.

What's the point

without going all the way?

Leave me alone!

Back then,

which action film didn't risk it all?

Which one wasn't like that?

Have you seen any?

Have you seen the old films?

Every movie,

every frame,

was made by risking our lives.

I know we don't have time or money,

but we still have to do it.

I don't want Hong Kong cinema to fall

from its former glory and to be looked down upon.

I'm okay!

Look at you. Is it worth it?

My daughter said

she wants sparklers at her wedding.

I wanted to surprise her.

Well, isn't this a surprise?

Hey!

Take off your jacket.

What?

Give me your jacket.

I can't show up to the wedding like this.

Come on, I'm late!

Hurry up, give me your jacket!

Are you fucking crazy?

My nose is still bleeding.

Can't you see that?

Do you see the blood?

You see it, right?

Or you don't?

Of course you don't,

because you don't care.

Wai was right about you.

Whatever you do

you never think if it will hurt others.

That day, when I saw the victims in the hospital,

I felt really guilty.

Did you feel bad?

Did you?

Of course you didn't.

Because you don't give a shit.

You just want things to look good.

Everyone and everything isn't important.

I'm not important.

Your daughter isn't important.

And even Kam!

You joined Wai's stunt team?

Good for you!

Where's the team jacket?

That windbreaker with the logo?

You should wear it right now.

You still have the nerve to talk to me like that?

If it weren't for my luck,

I would've ended up like Kam.

Sam,

your films are amazing,

absolutely amazing.

But working with you is a nightmare.

Which matters more?

An impressive film or...

people's lives?

You want my jacket?

Here you go.

It's very late,

when can we start?

The entire rundown is delayed.

Let me find out.

Please, hurry.

What time is it?

We're way behind schedule.

Cherry.

Is Mr. Lee coming?

It's time.

He'll come.

Let's wait for another minute.

Mr. Lee is here!

Put on your jacket, we need to go.

I'm sorry.

Dad, let's go.

Ladies and gentlemen, the bride's father

will now walk her down the aisle.

Martin, I'm giving my daughter to you now.

Take good care of her.

Don't worry, I will.

Let's give a round of applause to the newlyweds.

Before we invite them on stage,

let's watch a photomontage of their journey together.

Alright, guys. Let's do it again.

(Urgent, please call home.)

Call an ambulance!

You'll be okay, Kam.

Sir,

please wait outside.

I've been looking for you all day. Why didn't you reply?

You called me all day for a fever?

I've got a bigger problem here!

Did you know a high fever can damage a child's brain?

Is Cherry Lee here?

You take her to the doctor.

I'll meet you later.

If you are not coming now,

you'll never see us again.

Sam!

Don't leave, the nurse might need you here.

Are you coming with us

or staying with your crew?

Wasn't that a wonderful video?

After watching such a heartwarming moment,

let's invite the bride and groom to say a few words.

Let's welcome the newlyweds on stage,

Martin and Cherry!

Thank you all for being here to witness our big day.

On this important day in my life,

there are many people

I want to thank.

First, I want to thank

the most important

person in my life.

My father,

Mr. Chow Shi To.

I'm so grateful to have him.

He stood by us when my mom and I

needed someone the most,

and even after mom passed away.

Next, I'd like to thank

Martin's parents.

Thank you

for raising...

such a wonderful man.

Hey.

Thanks to his presence,

he makes

our lives

more complete.

I have to thank Martin

for being with me...

through so many moments...

Thank you. Here's your gift bag.

Thank you. Congratulations.

Thank you very much.

I'm going to get changed.

Cherry, I'm going there to help him.

Okay.

I'll pack these up.

Hello.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Who are you?

I'm Long,

I work with your father.

Hi.

I want you to know,

your dad was late tonight for a reason.

It doesn't matter. My wedding is over.

No point in talking about it.

You're right.

He said you wanted sparklers tonight,

so he got them for you.

But something happened

on the film set.

That's why he was late.

He loves you a lot.

He always wanted a chance

to be a good father.

It's his gift to you.

Kam!

Hey Sam.

Have a seat.

Have some soup.

Thank you...

Honey, don't close the books for now.

Come and have some soup.

Kuen, come join us.

Enjoy your meal. Thank you.

I have to go. Try the soup.

Mom, I'm going now.

Okay.

Take care.

Bye.

Bye.

This silly child,

she used to work at a bank.

I always told her I wanted to retire.

She said, "When you retire, I'll take over the restaurant."

She has many memories here

and can't bear to leave.

That's great.

It's nice your daughter is willing to run the business.

Now you can enjoy life.

Speaking of which,

I'm really happy

to see you doing so well,

and that your business is thriving.

I know...

my financial support

isn't much,

but I'm glad it helped your family

and made a difference.

Help with what?

I'm asking you.

Help us with what?

Stop it, let's just eat. He should know.

I've been waiting for this a long time.

I needed Kam the most

when my daughter was born.

But you paralyzed him...

Do you know what it's like

to take care of both of them?

You have no idea

what I've been through.

What are you doing?

No!

Take it back!

We got where we are today

without taking a penny from you.

He didn't tell you

to save you face.

Some friend.

Did he ever treat you like one?

Don't bring this up again.

He deposits a small amount of money each month.

It's his way of atoning.

Ask him if he can sleep at night.

That's enough!

Let's eat.

Stop!

Take it back!

I'm sorry.

Hey Sam,

the film needs your help.

The distributor doesn't like the ending.

We've been friends for life,

you don't want our final project to fail, right?

Come take a look at the rough cut. Okay?

(Film production faces accident)

(Nearby worker injured and hospitalized)

(Wai: Call time on Friday morning, you coming?)

When the light turns green,

tap to accept the order.

After delivery,

get the customer's signature on the app.

Okay. Got it.

Come on bro,

don't give me that long face.

Show some Hong Kong spirit, okay?

You'll feel better

when you see your paycheck in two days.

You can travel to Japan

and eat...

what do you call them?

Oma-ka-sea

am I right?

It's "Omakase".

Whatever man.

You're on your own.

Good luck,

on your first day.

Stay sharp!

Sam.

Come here.

Take a seat.

Take everything out! Hurry up!

Go...

Sam.

What do you think?

It's just the rhythm.

What's your name?

Yes?

I'm River.

Hi River.

Let him work on it.

We split the shot of him running in,

and insert another shot...

Freeze! Police. Put the guns down!

Go...

The investors didn't like it.

They've seen the film.

They are not satisfied

with the ending.

Fuck!

I've been making films my entire life.

I never thought

my last one would fail.

Man's plans are no match for fate's.

What's so funny?

Back when your movies were released,

we often went to the midnight showings together.

I remember.

If the audience booed in theatre,

I would certainly shit myself.

We always went to the club after the show.

Eastern Palace...

But that's not a thing anymore.

Eastern Palace is out of business.

I often said I'd take him to the night club,

but we never went, not even once.

Damn.

I was under age.

Of course.

We still have a chance.

What do you mean?

We still have a chance to reshoot the ending.

Just the two of us?

There's always a way.

I will regret it

if I don't take another chance.

Cho,

get all the film crew back.

Take a cut from my paycheck, it should cover for a day.

If that's not enough,

take it from our paychecks.

Does he have any money?

If he doesn't, I'll chip in more.

You don't make enough either.

We'll figure something out.

Fine, I'll do it for free.

Can you playback the sequence one more time?

I want to record it.

You can play it now, thanks.

Here.

Drink some water.

Wai told me you're taking a long break.

When are you coming back to work?

I'm working for my brother now.

Don't tell me you want to do this full-time.

Here...

Check it out.

Freeze! Police. Put the guns down!

It's good, right?

It might get scrapped though.

The investors don't like the ending.

But Wai, Cho, and I,

the three of us plan to reshoot it.

We're counting on you.

It's late, Sam. I need to get back to work.

Finish what you've started.

You won't know the outcome until you do.

When the film is finished,

you can decide what to do with your future.

It's better than regretting

and blaming yourself later.

Think about it.

I tried to be there for you

like I promised,

but I let you down

once more.

I'm sorry.

I always thought that film making

could help me to find my own world

but it costed me

the two most important people in my life.

I know you've given me many chances.

Believe me,

I tried very hard to change but I can't.

I get it.

It's tough to fix a broken relationship.

I made you another cup.

This time, I keep my promise.

I hope this can be a new beginning

for both of us.

If you want to,

I'd really love for you

to visit me on the film set.

It's delivery! It'll arrive in an hour.

Okay. Thank you.

Okay.

Kit.

I can pay for the van myself.

Here we go again.

It's never good when you give me money.

Sam asks for my help

to finish the last scene.

Do you want to end up in the hospital again?

This time is different.

You're almost 30.

You want to keep doing this,

in your 40s and 50s?

That's why I'm doing it now.

I don't want to regret it later.

You'll regret it when you're old and broke.

Let's finish the last order

and call it a day.

What's that supposed to mean?

I don't want to just clock in and clock out.

What?

You call that Hong Kong spirit?

Buying a house, having kids, retirement...

is that the Hong Kong spirit?

I don't think so.

Every time I wrap up on set,

I look forward to the next opportunity.

That's the Hong Kong spirit.

Have you ever truly,

deeply loved something?

Backwards…okay, stop.

It's going up. Pick it up. Coming.

It's coming up.

Ready

and action!

Cut!

It's a cut!

Is the focus okay?

It's perfect.

Are you okay?

I'm fine.

Is he alright?

We're done here.

I only have few hours left to clear the location.

Don't worry.

Long's high fall stunt is the last set piece,

you'll have plenty of time to wrap.

I need the camera there, thank you.

Okay. Hey guys, camera over here.

We're on it.

Is Long ready?

Cho, here's your tea.

Okay. Thank you.

Wai, have some tea.

We are ready up here. Long is ready.

Alright. Get ready.

Roll camera.

Back up a bit...

More...

Alright, Long get ready.

Quiet please.

Okay. Alright, everyone.

On rehearsal...

Ready.

Okay, ready.

Ready.

One! Two! Three!

Action!

Hey...!

Put him down!

Put him down slowly…

Put him down.

Is Long hurt?

Are you okay?

Long, are you okay?

What the hell is going on?

Sam,

the concrete is weak and damaged.

How long will it take to fix it?

It'll be morning by the time we're through.

No way, what should we do?

But the wire won't work.

Cardboard boxes...

we can use them

as a crash mat.

Guys,

get me all the cardboard boxes you can find!

These are the leftovers from last time.

This is all we have.

That's it.

Does anyone here

have experience doing high falls?

No, we don't.

I have.

You have?

From the second floor.

Second floor?

You're jumping from the sixth floor.

With the boxes we've got,

the crash mat will look like a block of tofu.

Even if you nail the jump,

you'll get hurt.

Sam.

Don't push it this time.

We can't afford

to have another accident.

It's not even dawn yet.

Cho.

Wai.

Sam.

You guys have tried everything,

and fought for everything.

You've experienced

the golden era of Hong Kong.

But I haven't.

I really want to know

what it feels like to give it all I have.

He's right.

We have everything

except cardboard boxes.

Let's spread out

and find as many as we can.

Okay?

Okay...

Yeah. Let's go.

Get to work.

Alright. Come on.

Let's make some calls.

Let's do it. Okay.

Hey Chow,

how many cardboard boxes left from your set?

Do you have any cardboard boxes?

(Brother)

Put some more over there.

Here's one more...

Put it down.

Thank you.

Hands off please.

Is that all we've got?

That's all.

It's the sixth floor,

that's not enough boxes.

Is that it?

Yes, that's all.

Who called the truck?

We've got cardboard boxes!

Hurry, start unloading them.

Move it, quickly!

Everyone, help unload!

Go, go, go!

There's a lot!

Come and give me a hand.

Hurry up!

We need more people to help.

Pass them on...

Move...

Let's lay them horizontally first.

Looks like you need a hand.

Let me help you.

Fold them like this.

You'll need to save one for…

One, two

Take it.

Fold them wider.

Put two over here.

Can I have a smoke?

No matter how strong the winds,

keep the flame alive.

It's about time.

Where are your knee pads?

Go put them on.

Clean up your wardrobe while you're at it.

Thank you.

Excuse me, you can't go in.

Who are you looking for?

Sorry, I'm looking for Sam Lee.

Sam is on the rooftop.

Please wait here.

We are about to film an explosion.

Thank you.

The crash mat is ready,

we can start anytime.

Cameras are ready.

Sam,

we're all set, waiting for your cue.

Why are you here?

Didn't Sam give you the wardrobe?

What wardrobe?

Sam, is Long ready?

Anytime.

Just give the cue.

Quiet on set.

Picture's up!

Roll camera.

Camera speeds!

Okay.

Ready!

One!

Two!

Three!

Action!

This is so beautiful.

Wow.

Daddy, don't you think it's a shame

how quickly fireworks vanish?

But aren't they beautiful?

Yes.

Close your eyes...

remember it

and hold onto their beauty.

The fireworks will forever glow in your heart.

Got it?

You got it?

Let's close our eyes together,

remember it.

Open your eyes and look at them.

One

Two

Three

Action!

Cut!

Sam!

Watch out.

Be careful.