Once a stunt double for Jet Li, Mainland martial artist Xiong Xin Xin went on to develop himself into a famous kung fu actor and action director. With Once Upon a Time in China II, he was nominated for Best New Performer at Hong Kong Film Awards in 1993, and Seven Swords won him a Golden Horse Best Action Choreographer Award in 2005. Today, Xiong is intent on passing his martial arts mantle to a new generation of action stars. In his first outing as a director, Xiong fills Coweb with tight-paced and stunningly choreographed fight scenes in the best tradition of Hong Kong action cinema, but promising newcomer Jiang Luxia shows that she is up to the challenge by doing all the complex stunts herself. A national Shaolin martial arts champion, Jiang got her first taste of fame when she posted videos showing off her kung fu capabilities on the Internet, which is how she caught the attention of Xiong. After her big-screen debut, Jiang - still a college student - is widely tipped to be the next big thing in Asian kung fu cinema. Presented by Hong Kong Film Development Fund and produced by Joe Ma (Love Undercover), Coweb co-stars veteran Hong Kong actors Sam Lee (Dog Bite Dog) and Eddie Cheung (Fatal Move). The story follows Nie Yiyi (Jiang Luxia), a 20- year-old Guangdong martial arts instructor who has not recovered from the shock of her father\'s tragic murder. Yiyi\'s childhood best friend Chung Tin (Sam Lee) persuades her to go to Hong Kong and becomes the bodyguard for tycoon Ho Kwun (Eddie Cheung). One day, Ho is kidnapped in mysterious circumstances. With the help of Chung, Yiyi launches herself into a bold rescue mission, but soon finds herself swept in a fighting tournament, Game of Death style. Yiyi refuses to be a pawn of the underground boxing organization behind all this, but in order to save Ho, she has no choice but to gamble her life and finish her deadly mission, one fight at a time...