Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong

Two attractive young strangers forge a magnetic if uncertain connection in <strong>ALREADY TOMORROW IN HONG KONG</strong>, a charming fish-out-of-water romance with stunning visuals and sparkling banter.

A chance encounter on Hong Kong's lively nighttime streets brings together Josh (Bryan Greenberg), a handsome expatriate investment banker, and Ruby (Jamie Chung), a Chinese-American toy designer. Both are American, but ironically Ruby is the tourist who is lost, while New York native Josh is the Cantonese-speaking local who guides her. Strolling the pulsing port metropolis, the pair's playful flirtation leads to shared dreams and personal complications. Just as an awkward twist might end their brief but alluring bond, fate intervenes.

Real-life couple Greenberg and Chung bring natural chemistry and authenticity to the film's witty, wistful dialogue. Hong Kong itself is the other shining costar, with cinematographer Josh Silfen capturing the postcard wonder of neon landscapes and exotic culture. <strong>ALREADY TOMORROW IN HONG KONG</strong> contemplates the challenges of modern relationships via a travelogue of two engaging characters risking it all to find what they want, even if timing is not on their side.