Table for Six

In the comedy, three brothers reside in a home that they have inherited from their late parents. The eldest brother, Steve, is theoretically the man of the house but is constantly criticised by his two younger brothers, Bernard and Lung, for his decisions, the inedible meals he cooks, and his complicated romantic encounters. To prepare for a family reunion dinner, Steve seeks the help of Lung’s girlfriend, Josephine, and wins back their hearts for a while, until Monica, his former lover and Bernard’s new girlfriend, shows up. The unexpected visit of "Meow", a web idol and Steve’s part-time girlfriend, further escalates the siblings' conflict. ==Cast==

• Dayo Wong as Steve Chan • Stephy Tang as Monica • Louis Cheung as Bernard Chan • Ivana Wong as Josephine • Lin Min Chen as Meow • Peter Chan as Lung Chan • Fish Liew as the mother of Bernard and Lung • Rik Ching as Esports teammate In addition to the main cast, Louis Koo, Kenny Wong, Jennifer Yu, Tony Wu, Louise Wong, Philip Keung, Locker Lam, Ansonbean, Ng Siu Hin and Ling Man-lung make cameo appearances in a promotional easter egg. ==Release==

The film was initially planned to be released on 1 February 2022 but was postponed until 8 September 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was selected at the 24th edition of Far East Film Festival held from 22 April 2022 to 30 April 2022. It was invited at the 21st New York Asian Film Festival, where it was screened at Asia Society on July 23 for its North American premiere. ==Reception==

Box office Table for Six has grossed a total of US$19.75 million worldwide combining its box office gross from Hong Kong (US$5.53), and China (US$15.79 million). the film is the second highest-grossing, Hong Kong-produced film released in the year 2022 with gross of HK$42,961,378. In the five weeks since the opening of the film, the cumulative box office exceeded 74.54 million Hong Kong dollars, breaking the box office record of Anita of 62.52 million, becoming the third highest-grossing domestic film in Hong Kong at that time. Critical response Tara Judah of Screen Daily reviewing the film for Far East Film Festival stated that "Sunny Chan serves up a light-hearted, soft-boiled comedy about misguided romance." Concluding Judah wrote, "Chan plays every narrative beat for laughs. While this approach makes the film easy to digest, it also means it misses out on the emotional payoff that comes with slightly higher – or at least somewhat consequential – stakes." ==Accolades==