
Dream Home (2010) on Netflix
Cheng Lai-sheung holds two jobs to afford a flat overlooking Victoria Harbour. When the stock market rises and the owners raise their price, she attacks the building's residents and workers.
- Netflix3.1/5
- IMDb6.6/106,433 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes76%
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Plot summary
In Hong Kong, Cheng Lai-sheung saves for a flat with a view of Victoria Harbour, holding down two jobs to get there. As a child she watched developers evict her family and friends from their low-rent housing, and she vowed to buy her parents a new apartment. Her father falls ill with mesothelioma, and because his medical history was never declared, her insurance no longer pays for his treatment; paying for it herself drains what she has put aside. The bank will lend her only 70% of the price. Her married lover refuses to give her money for the hospital bills. She fixes her hopes on a flat at the Victoria Bay No. 1 high-rise, near the harbor.
Cast
Josie Hoas Cheng Lai Sheung
Eason Chan Yik-Shunas Siu To
Lawrence Chou Chun-Waias On Jai
Norman Chuas Sheung's Father
Hee Ching Pawas Sheung's Mother
Hoi-Pang Loas Sheung's Grandpa
- Vivian Leungas Young Sheung
Michelle Yeas Flat 8A Female Owner
- Ching Wongas Security Guard
- Dewi Ariyantlas Filipino Maid
- Man Jan Sanas Man
- Chow Fei Kinas Man's Cousin
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Dream Home (2010)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- At the world premiere of Dream Home in Udine, Italy, on 23 April 2010, two audience members vomited and one fainted during the screening.
- Dream Home was due in Hong Kong cinemas in October 2009 but was held up by legal disputes between the company and director Pang Ho-cheung, who carried on with post-production anyway.
- Star Josie Ho said she pushed Pang Ho-cheung to make Dream Home more violent and outrageous, while Pang wanted the film more violent in a realistic manner.
- Pang Ho-cheung searched Hong Kong to be sure no real building shared the name of the property in his script, saying that otherwise "we'd be in real trouble."
- Pang Ho-cheung's 2010 slasher film Dream Home includes documentary footage of protesters against the demolition of Hong Kong's Queen's Pier in 2007.























