Diana and Wai have become overburdened with debt, and in a scheme to make some quick cash, they put together a fake "family" to go on a reality TV show. Their family is pitted against another one, and they must compete to see who can live off the smallest amount of money. But as the game approaches the end, the show's producer forces the director to make a few changes to boost ratings, which may inadvertently expose Diana and Wai for the frauds they are.
Derek Chiu
Director
Eason Chan Yik-Shun
Mr Tsui
Carol Cheng
Diana
Miriam Yeung Chin-Wah
Wai Chin-Wah
Eric Tsang Chi-Wai
Wai Tai-Hon
Wayne Lai Yiu-Cheung
Lai Siu-Cheung
Conroy Chan Chi-Chung
Ah Fu
Yiu Tak-Shing
Wai Man-Wah
Woo Ying-Man
Female emcee
Chan Man-Lei
Cheung's father
Benny Li Shun-Yan
TV producer
Chang Gan-Wing
Uncle Wayne
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