Flying Tiger Mission
Mak Yung Lin
Edison Chen, Chapman To, Chow Kai Kwong, Tsang Kwok Cheung, Lau Keung, Leung Yu Yeung, Liu Anqi, Siu Ying Ying, Lam Chiu Ha, Wong Man Tak, Chan Wai Man, Chen Jing, Lam Suet, Hsu Shao Hsiung, Si To Wai Chok, Jia Xiao Chen, Qin Huang, Lee Wai Kwong, Au Kin Tong, Cheng King Kei, Tsui Pik Ka
2013
Hong Kong, China
Completed
Cantonese
95 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as飛虎出征，is aHong Kong, ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2013Released in year
。The dialogue language isCantonese，Current Douban rating6.6(For reference only)。
Captain Ah Qiang of Flying Tiger Team B (played by Chapman To) faces an unprecedented crisis after a mission. His superior (played by Wong Man Tak) expresses disappointment in the entire squad, and subordinate Ah Fu (played by Edison Chen) secretly wishes to transfer to the stronger Team A. In an effort to boost morale, Ah Qiang decides to undertake a special mission, which is to lead his team members to illegally cross into Macau for a visit to a brothel. However, things go awry, as the operation is full of loopholes. Subordinate Ah Mi (played by Tsang Kwok Cheung) accidentally uses a potent oil, leading to the four being caught by the Macau police, while another subordinate, Jia Hao (played by Chow Kai Kwong), loses all the team's money and is forced to steal from his elderly father (played by Lau Keung), resulting in his father's heart attack... Thankfully, with the help of "trainer" Si Si (played by Liu Anqi), the four manage to escape, but new conflicts arise during their flight. The film is adapted from Pang Ho-cheung's "Special Task Force" from the Bad Taste novel series.