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It’s My Time

It’s My Time

魔方小姐

Released
17 Sep 2026
Runtime
107 min
Certificate
Category IIA
Original title
魔方小姐
Language
zh

The verdict

There are not yet enough audience votes to give this a reliable score. It is playing 4 times at 2 cinemas across 2 districts, from HK$55 to HK$110 depending on cinema and time. The cheapest seat is at Emperor Cinemas Tuen Mun (Sun Tuen Mun Centre) in Tuen Mun, HK$55. Category IIA · 107 minutes.

What it is about

At the age of seventy, a fiercely non-conformist grandmother partners with a lethargic, underachieving young prodigy to navigate the highly competitive and eccentric subculture of speedcubing, defying familial skepticism and generational expectations.

What to expect

Michelle Yeoh plays a seventy-year-old woman who refuses to slow down, and Liu Haoran is the gifted twenty-something coasting on excuses. The two of them fall into the niche, timer-driven world of speedcubing, and the movie follows what that shared obsession does to the family members watching from the sidelines. Bai Xue keeps the tone light and the pace brisk, so the 107 minutes feel closer to a hangout than a lecture. It is playing at two cinemas across two districts, with four screenings over the next week; tickets start at HK$55. Rated IIA, with English and Chinese subtitles.

Trailer

Cast

  • Michelle Yeoh Zhao Yanhong
  • Liu Haoran Wu Youwei
  • Sa Rina Shuzhen
  • Bai Ke Dong Dawei
  • Han Tongsheng Old Wan
  • Qi Xi Man Ting
  • Jerry Liu Mr. Hu
  • Tian Yu Headmaster Zheng
  • Huang Yao Zhao Yanhong (Youth)
  • Helen Chen Zhao Yanhong (Child)
  • Jiang Qiming King K
  • Jolin Jin Wang Tianze's Mother
  • Wu Hankun Xiao Cui
  • Liang Zhi Host
  • Qiaosheng Han Host

Crew

  • Director Bai Xue
  • Writer Bai Xue
  • Writer Yizhou Xu
  • Writer Yan Sun
  • Original Music Composer Gao Xiaoyang
  • Original Music Composer Huang Chao
  • Director of Photography 大江
  • Producer Michelle Yeoh
  • Producer Liu Mingyi
  • Executive Producer Wen Muye

Where to watch it

4 screenings at 2 cinemas over the next week, from HK$55.

Cinema District Formats Screenings Next Price
Emperor Cinemas Tai Wai (The Wai) Tai Wai 2 Thu 09:40 HK$70–110
Emperor Cinemas Tuen Mun (Sun Tuen Mun Centre) Tuen Mun 2 Thu 08:50 HK$55–85 cheapest

Prices and times are as published by the cinemas and can change. Cinema names link through to the full timetable and booking.

Common questions

How long is the movie?
107 minutes.
What is the Hong Kong rating?
IIA. Not unsuitable for children, but younger ones may find the themes less engaging.
Are there subtitles?
Yes, English and Chinese subtitles are available.
Where is it showing and how much are tickets?
Four screenings across two cinemas in two districts over the next seven days. Cheapest ticket is HK$55.