Timing is everything, but it’s complicated when there are (heart) STRINGS ATTACHED. As close to a literal date night feature as we’ve ever had, Asian American director Emily Ting’s “It’s Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong” transplants the walk-and-talk charm of Richard Linklater’s “Before Sunrise,” to the Fragrant Harbour as Ruby and Josh—the real-life husband and wife team of Jamie Chung (“The Hangover II,” “Once Upon A Time”) and Bryan Greenberg (“Friends With Benefits,” “Bride Wars”)—fall in and out of love. If you missed it at VIFF this year, catch it now. Preceded by Japanese filmmaker Kimie Tanaka’s short, “Hide & Seek,” a relationship vignette of a very different kind: urban, independent male nurse Shoichi finds himself back in a small town after his mother’s death, and suddenly responsible for the care of his estranged, shut-in younger brother.