Trivisa

Set in 1997 Hong Kong on the cusp of the handover to China, 'Trivisa' intertwines the stories of three notorious gangsters. Each man, facing changing times and dwindling opportunities, schemes to pull off one final, spectacular heist. Their paths converge as they pursue the elusive and fabulously wealthy businessman, Richard Lo. The film explores their desperate attempts to secure their fortunes before the political landscape shifts irrevocably.

Trivisa was met with widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its ambitious narrative structure, stylish direction, and strong performances from its lead actors. It was praised for capturing the anxiety and uncertainty of Hong Kong during the 1997 handover.

• A stylish and intricate crime thriller that effectively captures a pivotal moment in Hong Kong's history.

• The interwoven storylines and strong performances make for a compelling watch.

• Praised for its ambition and atmospheric portrayal of pre-handover Hong Kong.

Google audience: Google users lauded the film's complex storytelling and the compelling portrayals of its gangster characters. Many appreciated the historical context and the suspenseful plot, finding it to be a standout crime film.

Won Best Film at the Hong Kong Film Awards and Best Actor for Gordon Lam. Nominated for numerous other awards.

The film's title, 'Trivisa', is a portmanteau derived from the Latin word 'trivium', meaning a place where three roads meet, symbolizing the convergence of the three protagonists' stories.