Film Details: Transfiguration Of Life DVD | Dir.: Steven Wan (Chung Man), Woody Cheng (Muk Yip) | Cast: Gordon Lam Ka-Tung, Tats Lau Yi-Dat, Siu Suet, Wayne Lai Yiu-Cheung, Anita Chan (Wing Yin), Au Yee Har, Baat Leung Gam, Chung Kit Yee
Andy works very hard for money everyday, as he wants to achieve his goal to build his own business. He never cares about his health. One day, he was dead in suffocation while he was taking a stomachache killer. The Birth and Death registration officer comments that the death arrangement is good for Andy as his live is so unhappy. However, Andy doesn't want to give up his work. In order to regeneration, he promises the Holy General to make Tiffany happy, a girl who is suffering from an irrecoverable illness. Andy tries every means to make Tiffany happy but failed; he knows nothing other than money. With the guidance of Angel, Andy eventually knows that happiness is generated from love and care. But this awareness comes in too late...
Holy General is confused after Andy's incident. He decides to take a vacation on earth. Before he leaves for holiday, he has to handle his last job - the report for Shan Shan, a prostitute who is going to suicide. Holy General wants to find out the meaning of happiness from Shan Shan, he then helps her to get over her financial crisis and makes her a psychologist and loves by all men. Although Shan Shan has got loves from her boyfriend and Holy General, and she has succeeded in her career, those things cannot allow her to completely enjoy her life. The bad feeling of working as prostitute in the pass irritates her very much. The more she feels happy, the more she gets hurt. One time, in a casual chat with her old friends, the prostitutes, Shan Shan get hurt again. She finds herself not entitle to the happiness that she has and she wants to end her life. Seems like everything done by Holy General to Shan Shan are non-value added. To prove to Shan Shan if everybody enjoys their lives, Holy General is giving his hands to her...
IIB - "Adult Material; Parental Guidance Recommended" (roughly equal to an MPPA rating of "R") Films rated Category IIB contain large amounts of violence and/or nudity and sexual situations in addition to possible explicit language and adult situations.
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