Only audio option is a Cantonese Dolby Digital 5.1 track but as I'm not equipped with such a system, my assessment of this disc aspect will be left off this review.

The English subtitles are very coherent with just the odd grammar- and spelling error on occasion. Traditional and simplified Chinese subtitles are also included.

For these "FOCUS: First Cuts" dvd's, the extras packages will probably remain standard, with only a handful devoted to the actual film but as opposed to The Shoe Fairy dvd, the Making Of (19 minutes, 32 seconds) contains imbedded Chinese/English subtitles. A strong program that covers Lam Tze-Chung's intentions with the film, the true life stories behind it, views on men and women (Danny Chan's theory on women will spark debate and laughs), on directing for the first time and Andy Lau's work on the film. We even gets shots of the scoring session, featuring Western Jazz musicians. The trailer for the film follows and 3 shorter versions under the selection I'll Call You Award-Winning Trailers From Competition. Spots that seems to have been culled from the internet. A Photo Gallery (10 images) concludes the I'll Call You specific extras.

FOCUS: First Cuts Showreel touts the project at hand, bombastically, and briefly promotes the films involved while full trailers for The Shoe Fairy, Rain Dog and Love Story are also provided. Visit focusfirstcuts.com for an overview of the project, director's statements and much more.