Railway Tiger

Entering the fast-food culture era, massive data are all we face every day. Hao, a shy and autistic high school student, has just lost contact with the girl he adores. He paints for her and suffers from missing her, becoming a C-grade student. Facing numbers of values from families, teachers, and classmates, he must make his hard decision on keeping going or giving up. Values in different kinds of ways trying to invade the immature brain of this young boy. Finally, he goes through these and finds a balance point in-between these values which look contradictory on the surface. He embarks on the road of finding this girl and bares his heart towards her face to face. However, the consequence turns out to be a tragedy. In the end, Hao decides to keep drawing which is a very funny move in his life. Is this sort of behavior sick as he closed himself alone in his dark narrow world? Or, is this kind of behavior a symbol of faithfulness in love and deserves admiring? How should a teenager do exactly at this misty, in this black-and-white-mixed world?

This movie has a special place in my heart possibly because I've done the work that Ethan Wong has done before! Great choice of actors as well!

An Unstoppable Force of Awesomeness! I'm just going to say, Jing Hao Cao & Shu Yu Zhang combination equals AWESOME and leave it at that!!! This movie defines MUST SEE.

This one movie that I would buy to keep in my collection. It's a great movie

Such a great drama movie!!

Great movie! Totally unexpected and gets a little more serious than I thought it would from title picture.

This was just what I needed to finish out the day. Funny, scary, and somehow a feel-good movie. Take the time to watch this, especially if you have had a bad day.

A beautifully written, acted, and crafted movie. Highly recommended!

Awesome job on producing the movie. Very intense! Kept me on edge.