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Homerun (2003)

Genre : Family, Drama

Runtime : 1H 48M

Director : Jack Neo

Synopsis

A remake of the award-winning Iranian film Children of Heaven, Homerun is a drama about two poor siblings and their adventures over a lost pair of shoes.

Actors

Jack Neo
Jack Neo
Soon's Dad
Mark Lee
Mark Lee
Kun's P.E. teacher
Chung Yiu-Nam
Chung Yiu-Nam
Rioter
Shawn Lee
Shawn Lee
Chew Kiat Kun
Megan Zheng Zhi-Yun
Megan Zheng Zhi-Yun
Chew Seow Fang
Marcus Chin
Marcus Chin
Kun's Form Teacher
M.C. King
M.C. King
Shoe Shop Assistant
Patricia Mok
Patricia Mok
Mrs. Ang
Huang Wenyong
Huang Wenyong
Kun's Father

Crews

Jack Neo
Jack Neo
Director
Jack Neo
Jack Neo
Writer
Chan Pui Yin
Chan Pui Yin
Producer
Titus Ho
Titus Ho
Producer

Posters and backgrounds

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