Ping Pong (1987)

In the bustling heart of London's Chinatown, Sam Wong, a renowned Chinese restaurant owner, meets an untimely demise inside a phone booth, leaving his thriving business and complex family in a state of disarray. Elaine Choy, a whip-smart law student and Sam's niece, is entrusted with the daunting task of probating his intricate will. As she navigates the stormy seas of the Wong family's disagreements, the division of Sam's restaurant empire becomes an intricate puzzle. The family, including Sam's wife, daughter, son-in-law, cook, and two sons, are all at odds over their respective shares in the business. Furthermore, two enigmatic beneficiaries lurk in the shadows, adding another layer of complexity to Elaine's mission. As she delves deeper into Sam's life and will, she finds an unlikely ally in Mike, Sam's youngest son and a fellow restaurant proprietor. Together, Elaine and Mike discover that their quest is not just about resolving Sam's posthumous affairs; it becomes a journey of self-discovery. They unearth their dual cultural identities, straddling the line between their Chinese heritage and English upbringing. The battle for Sam Wong's restaurant is not just a clash over assets, but a profound exploration into their very own identities and the legacy left behind by Sam.

Ping Pong is a comedy movie featuring Hi Ching.

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