The main characters are two male best friends, Jerry and Hui Lok, and their female friend, Cherie. The story revolves around their relationships with others, including Jenny and Kei Kei, and each other. Jerry, Cherrie, and Lok are a pop trio, and the boys have agreed not to court Cherrie for the good of the group. Jerry's a feckless playboy, but he falls hard for the beautiful and talented Fonfong; she becomes his roommate as Cherrie looks on. Lok has two women in his life, the young and innocent Man-Yi, and Rachel, a mysterious minx into bondage and sexual excess. Things come to a head when Fonfong has a chance to study in Paris and Rachel takes things a bit far with Lok. It's time for Jerry and Lok to look around: is true love closer at hand? And what about Cherrie, who's been bruised often by Jerry: what will she decide?
Joe Ma Wai-Ho
Director
Ekin Cheng Yee-Kin
Jerry
Eric Kot Man-Fai
Hui Lok
Sammi Cheng Sau-Man
Cherie
Gigi Leung Wing-Kei
Fong Fong
Allen Ting Chi-Chun
Thomas Li
Michelle Wong Man
Man Yi
Christine Ng Wing-mei
Rachel
Law Kar-Ying
Robert
William Tang Tat-Chi
James
Lee Siu-Kay
Tung Zhi Chuen (boyscout)
Spencer Lam Seung-Yi
Heading trophy
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