Key facts
- Herman Yau Lai-to's new film 'We're Nothing At All' was screened at a charity event.
- The film's plot begins with a bus bombing in the city.
- A retired forensic expert, Lung, leads the police investigation into the bombing.
- The investigation uncovers the life struggles of two young men, Fai and Ike.
Herman Yau Lai-to's latest film, 'We're Nothing At All,' was recently screened at a charity event organized by the non-profit social service organization SideBySide. The film, a social drama, opens with a bus bombing on Valentine's Day, prompting a police investigation led by retired forensic expert Lung, assisted by junior officer Raymond.
As the investigation progresses, the film delves into the personal struggles and backstories of two young men, Fai, portrayed by Anson Kong Ip-sang of the boy band Mirror, and Ike, played by pop star Ansonbean. Yau is known for his willingness to address societal issues in his films, with previous works like 'The Untold Story' and 'Ebola Syndrome' tackling trending social topics of their respective times.