where it made $67,421 at the box-office. Its gross at the UK box-office was £12,928. Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times wrote that Sheen's performance was its "strongest asset". He described the film as a "quest for identity" for Anglo-Chinese torn between integrating with British culture and the fight in trying not to lose their cultural heritage. Walter Goodman of The New York Times commented that although the film showed some promise, it was mostly "not funny or touching or much of anything." Time Out praised the film's "engaging characters", "lively pace" and "quirky humour". References External links 1986 films 1980s comedy mystery films British comedy mystery films Films shot in London The Samuel Goldwyn Company films Films scored by Richard Harvey 1986 comedy films British Chinese films 1980s English-language films 1980s British films