Christmas Rose is a 2013 Hong Kong drama film directed by Charlie Yeung. The film stars Kwai Lun-Mei, Chang Chen, Aaron Kwok, and Liu Kai Chi. It tells the story of Jing, a paraplegic piano teacher who accuses her doctor of molesting her during a routine medical examination.
The film revolves around the trial of the doctor Zhou, who is charged with the crime. The prosecutor, Tim, is an idealistic lawyer who is determined to bring the guilty to justice. However, as Tim and his investigator Nam dig deeper into the case, they discover that there is more to Jing's story than meets the eye.
As the trial progresses, Tim begins to question the truth behind Jing's accusations. He must navigate a complex series of events involving Jing's past, her relationship with Zhou, and the motivations of all those involved in the case.
Throughout the film, Christmas Rose examines themes of trust, truth, and justice. It explores the complexities of the legal system and the emotional toll that such cases can take on those involved.
The film is notable for its strong performances, particularly from Kwai Lun-Mei as Jing and Aaron Kwok as Tim. It received positive reviews from critics, who praised its nuanced storytelling and thoughtful exploration of complex issues.