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Two assistants, Lee Xiang and Kat, start new jobs at the financial firm Jones & Sunn. Lee Xiang is an earnest young man who naively enters the world of high finance with noble intentions. Kat on the other hand has a secret.
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Two assistants, Lee Xiang and Kat, start new jobs at the financial firm Jones & Sunn. Lee Xiang is an earnest young man who naively enters the world of high finance with noble intentions. Kat on the other hand has a secret.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Johnnie To
Written By:Wai Ka-Fai, Sylvia Chang
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Edko Films, Hairun Pictures Company, Milkyway Image, Zhejiang Unique Media Co., Le Vision Pictures, Sun Entertainment Culture, Media Asia Films, CCTV-6 China Movie Channel 电影频道节目中心 (CMC), iQIYI Pictures (重复 同 iQiyi Motion Pictures), Huaxia Film Distribution

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