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<\/a><\/p>\nIn 2010, Pang Ho-cheung\u2019s Love in a Puff saw two people meet in the alley behind their office during smoke breaks and fall in love. Shot quickly, with a sharp-edged script, and featuring two likeable stars\u2014Miriam Yeung (Hong Kong\u2019s comedy queen) and Shawn Yue (Infernal Affairs 2)\u2014the breezy film became an unlikely hit. This semi-sequel examines what happens after as the two lovebirds try to make their relationship work. When we last saw beauty-product salesgirl Cherie (Yeung) and ad-man Jimmy (Yue), everything was hearts and flowers. But now they are living together and driving each other nuts, so they start a cycle of breaking up and getting back together again. Soon work has them moving north to Beijing, both with new relationships. Despite the assurance that the city\u2019s size will stop them from ever running into each other, they manage to anyway\u2014and suddenly they\u2019re cheating on their partners. They still argue like crazy, but the kids can\u2019t help it: they\u2019re in love. Unlike the sloppy, lazy \u201cromantic\u201d comedies coming out of Hollywood these days, Love in the Buff is a movie that believes in true love, but it also knows that it takes more than a musical montage and a race to the train station to achieve it. Real love is worth fighting for, and here, the two leads fight for it with everything they\u2019ve got. Presented with the support of Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in New York.<\/p>\n