Herman Yau’s ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Lands U.K.-Ireland Release With Trinity CineAsia
Herman Yau's Hong Kong social drama 'We’re Nothing at All' is set for a U.K.-Ireland theatrical release on May 29 through Trinity CineAsia, following its successful debut in Hong Kong and festival screenings. The self-financed film, inspired by a 1998 incident, explores themes of marginalization, homophobia, and social indifference through the story of a retired forensic expert investigating a bus explosion linked to a gay couple. Starring Patrick Tam, Anson Kong, and Ansonbean, the film has drawn strong audience and critical response for its socially conscious storytelling.
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Home Film News Apr 30, 2026 4:37am PT Herman Yau’s ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Lands U.K.-Ireland Release With Trinity CineAsia By Naman Ramachandran Plus Icon Naman Ramachandran Latest Herman Yau’s ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Lands U.K.-Ireland Release With Trinity CineAsia 2 hours ago ‘MasterChef Asia’ Revived by Banijay Rights and Warner Bros. Discovery After 10-Year Hiatus (EXCLUSIVE) 5 hours ago Takahashi Issey, Saitoh Takumi, Mizukami Koshi to Star in Prime Video Japan Crime Thriller ‘Hanzaisha’ (EXCLUSIVE) 15 hours ago See All Trinity CineAsia Herman Yau’s Hong Kong social drama “We’re Nothing at All” will open in British and Irish cinemas on May 29 after Trinity CineAsia closed a deal with Golden Scene for U.K. and Ireland rights.
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