Como te ves, me vi

While in France, the daughter of Copenhagen's police chief meets a fascinating detective who is seeking a criminal professor.

Three kidnappers and four hostages forge an unlikely rapport in the 90s-style Hong Kong black comedy Rhapsody of Kidnapping. Written and directed by new director Paul Sze, the film stars Justin Cheung (Due West: Our Sex Journey), Eric Kwok (Robbery) and Chui Ho Cheong (Ghost Net) as tech entrepreneurs who get cheated of their invention by rich investor Kong (Tony Ho). Knee deep in debt, the desperate trio decide to retaliate by successively kidnapping the tycoon's wife (Christine Ng), mistress (Alycia Chan), daughter (Jennifer Yu) and mother-in-law (Wong Man Wai). However, Kong would gladly get rid of all of them over paying the ransom.

Utter anarchy clutters the streets of a city in peril, but an extraordinary hero exists in the light of night. Faced with the unexpected, he will have to face his biggest challenge: his newborn baby.

A mysterious young women leaves her past and boyfriend with his drug money in tow and heads for San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. While at a tamale stand she runs into Ricardo, a hit man working for a U.S. drug cartel, where the two become involved after their bags are switched accidentally.