Good for Nothing

The story follows Ka Fai, a 35-year-old man who possesses the body functions of an 18-year-old. His life takes a turn when Mary comes to believe that he has immortal powers, as he survives dangerous situations that others do not. This belief prompts Ka Fai to make a vow to use his abilities for good, leading to a narrative rich in moral dilemmas and personal growth.

As a drama, Good for Nothing appeals to those who appreciate character-driven stories that delve into complex themes. The film features a notable cast including Cheung Tat-Ming, Amanda Lee Wai-Man, and Helena Law Lan, who bring depth to their roles. Collectors interested in international cinema or unique narratives may find this film stands out within the drama genre from the early 2000s.