walks back to her restaurant, not knowing that Keung had collapsed a block behind her restaurant and died from loss of blood. The movie ends with Bo and Man finally meeting up in real life, but Bo discovers that Man's new boyfriend was Jun. 'L for Love, L for Lies has a fascinating ending with a strange, maybe unthinkable twist, especially after what the story line evolved to. In summary, love can show its true form in the things we do that are not noticed — it is love when we do something good for a loved one, but it also takes the shape of lies (lies to make things better and maintain stability/protect loved ones, or lies for deception, e.g., cheating and dishonesty). There is a sharp contrast with the repenting Keung and Jun who gets a second chance (and the ending tells it all), as to who really loved Bo, despite the lies (the difference in the lies throughout the story and the way they followed these lies with actions). Cast Alex Fong as Ah Keung Stephy Tang as Ah Bo Alice Tzeng as Kei Kei Leila Tong as Ah Man Miki Yeung as Ah Min Terry Wu as Ah Fung Stephen Wong as Ah Jun Linda Chung as Ah Yun Natalie Tong as May Power Chan as Ah Wei Suki Chui as Tiffany Sammy Leung as Ah Fei Wong Cho-lam as Nam Wei Bo Chu Mi-mi as Mrs. Wong Wu Jing as Michael Kara Hui as Bo's mother Cathy Kwan as Cousin Chiang Chi-kwong as Bo 's father Awards nominations 28th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Original Film Song (Andrew Chu, Fang Jie, Kary Ng) External links Yahoo Movies Hong Kong films 2000s Cantonese-language films 2008 films Films directed by Patrick Kong