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A triptych of ghost stories. A school-girl, accused of thievery, jumps to her death; her ghost possesses one of her friends to deny the theft to a TV reporter and a skeptical psychologist. Four young women on holiday rent a flat that's haunted by a woman who murdered her son. Two workers in a high-rise are spooked by a ghost after they find a gold chain in an elevator motor. The ghost pursues them until his own body is found and he can rest. These ghosts are especially active at 3:00 A.M.
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A triptych of ghost stories. A school-girl, accused of thievery, jumps to her death; her ghost possesses one of her friends to deny the theft to a TV reporter and a skeptical psychologist. Four young women on holiday rent a flat that's haunted by a woman who murdered her son. Two workers in a high-rise are spooked by a ghost after they find a gold chain in an elevator motor. The ghost pursues them until his own body is found and he can rest. These ghosts are especially active at 3:00 A.M.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Wong Ho-Wa
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Evergood Productions Ltd.
Cast
Andy Chin Wing-Keung
Director
Theresa Lee Yee-Hung
Reporter (first segment)
Spencer Lam Seung-Yi
Dr. Tso (first segment)
Lee Kin-Yan
Shing (first segment)
Karen Tong Bo-Yue
Vacation Girl (second segment)
Joyce Chan Yin-Hang
Vacation Girl (second segment)
Zoe Ki
Vacation Girl (second segment)
Natalie Wong Kei-Ying
Vacation Girl (second segment)
Jordan Chan Siu-Chun
Acne (third segment)
Cheung Tat-Ming
Banana (third segment)
Jamie Luk Kim-Ming
Card Player (third segment)
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