Andy Hui stars in Give Them a Chance as Sam, a movie action director working in Hong Kong's fizzling motion picture industry. Though he always wanted to be a dancer, he ended up in film, where he earns a small buck arranging stunts and kung-fu action. Through some small happenstance, Sam finds himself involved with a group of young street dancers, who practice their hip-hop stylings outside the Hong Kong Cultural Center. Sam feels an affinity for the kids, because their nighttime hobby echoes his former childhood dreams.
    Sam also has a brother, Jack (Osman Hung of band EO2), who teaches dance to disaffected youngsters in an afterschool club. However, Jack gets canned when he's seen street dancing at the cultural center with his students. Sam and Jack have been somewhat on the outs since Jack broke his leg while stunt-doubling on one of Sam\'s productions, but the brothers' renewed interest in dance—and the desire shown by the youngsters—lead them to found a non-profit dance club that keeps the kids off the street.
    Eventually, the group gets a shot at the big time when they are selected to perform at a dance exhibition inside the Cultural Center. However, jealous yuppie types scheme to marginalize our lower-income heroes, meaning the kids may be denied their chance to impress family, friends, and maybe the rare star in the audience. Can they summon enough heart and teamwork to perform their four-and-a-half minute shot at stardom? And hey, isn't that Andy Lau in the audience?