The foster mother of Dee, a character in a separate film in the collection; her individual actions are not described in the supplied synopsis.
Underworld contact facilitating diamond exchanges.
Maternal figure whose concerns and past influence the protagonist's motivations.
She is Ma Yau Sum's mother and lives with her and Sam's father. The synopsis describes Sam's parents as uncaring, placing her among the family members from whom Sam receives little care. It gives no further details about her actions or her relationship with Sam.
Ken’s Granny collects discarded items. Her collecting is mentioned as part of the circumstances around Ken, while Shirley worries about the personal consequences of becoming more involved with him. The summary provides no further actions or conversations for her.
Apple's grandmother lives in the flat that Apple shares with a British boarder. After awakening in Kowloon and initially having nowhere to go, Joe moves into their home, making her one of his new flatmates. The summary provides no further details about her actions or involvement in the conflict over Apple's flat.
She is the grieving mother of the dead girl whose room was entered by online entertainers. She angrily rejects their apology, insisting that their intrusion and the online exposure have worsened her daughter's suffering. Her confrontation with the visitors escalates when one argues that the parents should be grateful their daughter was found.
Anna Ng has 58 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently The Secret Society Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include A Moment of Romance, My Darling Slave, Time 4 Hope. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
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