Happy Together

About This Movie

Happy Together, directed by the lesser-known talent of the late '80s, dives into the chaotic world of corporate Hong Kong, blending comedy with a touch of romance. Kenny Bee delivers a pretty solid performance as the ambitious employee torn between corporate loyalty and ethical dilemmas. The pacing shifts between lighthearted banter and deeper themes of corruption, making it an interesting watch. Cherie Chung adds a nice layer as the reporter, who's determined to shed light on the misdeeds of the office. It's distinctive for its sharp social commentary wrapped in humor, a signature of Hong Kong cinema at the time. Not overly polished, but that's part of its charm.

Corporate corruption themeBlend of comedy and romance1980s Hong Kong setting