Girl Of The Big House

Bowie (Angela Wang) leads the life of a little princess. She lives in a gorgeous villa, travels by the most premium car, studies in an elite school and owns countless toys. Yet, she is very lonely. Her parents, Neil (Francis Ng) and Nina (Miriam Yeung), are always tied up with their big business projects. Her parents are never around, Bowie has only nanny Aunt Kim (Yuen Qiu), omnipotent giant robot Wiley and tutor Macy (Zhen Qi) to keep her company. Bowie’s biggest wish is to have her parents come home in time to join her birthday party.
One day, some human traffickers attempt to kidnap Bowie. Luckily, in the nick of time, three smart street kids Holly, Man and Donald come to her rescue, and instantly they become good friends.
Neil keeps a Van Gogh masterpiece in the house, which his mother has promised to give to his elder brother, Dave (also Francis Ng). Yet Dave has been sentenced to jail for accidental killing. He holds a grudge against Neil for seizing all the inheritance from their parents. Upon his release from jail, Dave plans to get back his Van Gogh masterpiece. However, he is not aware that his accomplices are planning to rob the house with the help of their boss, Mr. Brutal (Jim Chim) and to kidnap Bowie for a ransom.
In face of imminent danger, smart and vigilant Bowie fights a contest of wits and strength against the robbers. On the other hand, will Dave boost up his last inch of courage to rescue Bowie?