Dummy Mommy, Without a Baby

Fong, played by Miriam Yeung, navigates the challenges of her job at an ad agency while dealing with her boss, Wu, portrayed by Edison Chen. When a significant mistake threatens her position, she decides to fake a pregnancy, leveraging Hong Kong's laws to protect her job for ten months.

The film delves into the chaos that ensues as Fong's deception spirals out of control, forcing her to create increasingly intricate lies. It presents a humorous take on workplace ethics, relationships, and the lengths one might go to preserve their livelihood. With a runtime of 90 minutes, this film combines comedy with social commentary, making it an engaging watch for fans of Hong Kong cinema and comedy.