

Break Up 100 2014
In Lawrence Cheng Tan-Shui's romantic comedy *Break Up 100 (2014)*, long-term couple Sam and Barbara navigate the hilarious irony of their relationship built on endless breakups.
Director: Lawrence Cheng Tan-Shui
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Break Up 100 (2014) about?
This Hong Kong rom-com follows a couple, Sam and Barbara, who've spent eight years in a cycle of breaking up and making up. After their 99th breakup, they decide to commit to each other—until the stress of running a café tests their newfound stability. Ironically, their success pushes them toward their 100th and most serious split.
Who directed Break Up 100?
Lawrence Cheng Tan-Shui directed *Break Up 100*, known for blending humor with relatable relationship dynamics in his films.
Who stars in Break Up 100?
The film features Ekin Cheng and Chrissie Chau Sau-Na as the central couple, alongside supporting roles from Ivana Wong Yuen-Chi, Kenny Chan, and Chin Ka-Lok.
Is Break Up 100 (2014) worth watching?
*Break Up 100* is a lighthearted but clever rom-com that thrives on its unique premise and strong performances. While it doesn't hold an IMDb rating to gauge its reception, its themes of love and perseverance make it an enjoyable watch for fans of comedic relationships and romantic twists.
How long is Break Up 100?
The runtime for *Break Up 100* is 105 minutes.
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About Break Up 100 (2014) — A Rom-Com Where Breakups Keep the Love Alive
In Lawrence Cheng Tan-Shui's romantic comedy *Break Up 100 (2014)*, long-term couple Sam and Barbara navigate the hilarious irony of their relationship built on endless breakups. For eight years, their dynamic thrives on Barbara's threats to leave, only for Sam to relent each time—until their 99th breakup, when they finally vow to stay together. Their dream of co-owning a café seems to solidify their future, yet success ironically becomes the catalyst for their 100th and most consequential split. This heartfelt yet witty film explores the push-and-pull of love, the fragility of commitment, and the absurdity of patterns we repeat in relationships.
Set against the bustling backdrop of Hong Kong, *Break Up 100* blends sharp humor with poignant moments, led by Ekin Cheng's earnest charm and Chrissie Chau Sau-Na's spirited performance as the couple at the story's core. The film's clever premise—where love and separation are two sides of the same coin—makes it a fresh take on romance, perfect for fans of quirky, character-driven comedies.




