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Title: Benny Chan 2005 "Divergence"Aaron Kwok Ekin Cheng DVD-9
Also Known As: Divergence
Pinyin of Mandarin Title: san cha kou
Director: Benny Chan
Starring: Aaron Kwok, Ekin Cheng, Daniel Wu, Angelica Lee, Jing Ning
ISBN & No.: CN-F18-05-0255-0/V.J9 & ZK1D9-064

Region: All/0/Free, which means this DVD will play on standard DVD player worldwide if the picture format(NTSC or PAL) is right.
Format: NTSC, which means this DVD will display well on TV in NTSC countries such as the United States, Canada, Mexico and Japan. (Note: Either NTSC or PAL DVDs will play on any computers.)
Package: Plastic Case
Picture Quality: 5/5, which means the quality has reached the top-level.

Audio: Cantonese DD5.1, Mandarin DD5.1 /DTS
Language: Mandarin, Cantonese
Subtitles: English,?Simplified Chinese (Removable)
Year: 2005
Genre: Action, Crime
Runtime: 100 minutes
Number of Discs: 1 DVD-9
Production Area: Hong Kong
Screen Format: Anamorphic Widescreen 16:9

Synopsis: Hong Kong crime thriller. Three characters find their lives intertwining during an investigation into a money laundering operation. Suen (Aaron Kwok) is a washed up cop unable to get over the disappearance of his girlfriend, To Hou-sung (Ekin Cheng) is a shady lawyer who might have information for the police, while Coke (Daniel Wu) is a ruthless hitman. Things become more complicated when Hou-sung's wife turns out to look exactly like the woman Suen lost many years ago...

Movie Reviews: This incredible film was so moving because it is so realistic and so relevant to events that are happening all over the country today. Men and women are struck so hard with the tragedies they are seeing during their tours of duty all over the world. Men and women at home are effected with tragedies that grip them so completely. This is a wonderful film of survival and recovery. The acting is phenomenal and the filming is beautiful. One would never know this was a first time effort for the Director/Writer, Patrick Donnelly. He brought a slice of American life to the screen with grace and realism. This is truly a "best film" that everyone should enjoy.