A school is trying to sabotage a student group's efforts to put on a musical dance number, citing their atrocious grades. The group's leaders must lead everyone to the promised land of academic competency via some innovative cheating methods.
Oxide Pang Chun, Lau Wing-Tai, Jil Wong Pak-kei, Ho Gun-Wan, Wylie Chan Wai-Yi, Jacky Chan Cheuk-Yin
Director
G.E.M.
GEM Tong Su Ling
William Chan
William Sek Kwan Fai
Michelle Wai Si-nga
Michelle
Ciwi Lam Sze-Man
Ciwi
James Ho Chung-Hung
James Ma Pak Yu
Renee Lee Wan
Barbie Chan Kwai Ying
Terence Tsui
Fatty
Rodney Wong Long-Yin
Kau
Winston Yeh Ying-Wen
Education Center boss
Siu Hung
Building security guard
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