Cast
John Lone
Henry
Vivian Wu
Moo-Ling
Sammi Davis
Katherine
Koichi Sato
Akira
Sam Neill
TV Reporter
Dennis Chan Kwok-San
Mr. Wu
Kenneth Tsang
Mr. Lau
Roy Chiao
Lee Hok Chow
Junko Takazawa
Phantom Mother
Simon Yam
Po Kok
Constantine Gregory
Jameson
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