Shogun and Little Kitchen (1992)

Bo runs an aging building in Hong Kong, subletting apartments to a group of tenants he considers family, despite their frequent rent delays. He finds an unconscious man on the street and brings him back to his building to help. The man is later revealed to be Lam Feng, the son of a wealthy property developer. While staying with Bo, Feng experiences kindness and hospitality, but his father has his eye on Bo's building and instructs his staff to pressure Bo into selling, even if it means using dangerous methods. The film also explores Bo’s relationship with his uncle and highlights Bo’s own skills as an acrobat and cook.