Asian Drama

A rash decision resulted in Gao Zhi Lei being a “shut-in”. He didn’t anticipate how his story would go in a completely different direction in the near future. A sequence of unfortunate events led Gao Zhi Lei to take on the responsibility of eldership in the family. The pressure of the world really struck him, and it was time to confront his own demons and begin with a fresh start.

Duration: 2 hr. 1 min.

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Kiyosumi is a live in manger of an apartment building. He spends most of his time composing & playing music in his apartment. He doesn’t relate well with people and his life is simple. One day, Ushio who lives upstairs from him, greets him. She tells him that she broke up with her boyfriend and she listens to his music every day. Ushio then posts online a video of Kiyoshumi playing his music. Since then, Kiyosumi faces a big change in his life.

It tells a story of a life-and-death game with constant reversals, and all the ruthless people start a crazy showdown! The son of the notorious drug cartel leader, Sha Wang, and the anti-drug captain An Du are restraining each other. The director's wife Nancy enters the game strongly, and the gangster thug Ba Le is ruthless. In a world where order is broken, various forces are ready to move and conspiracies are rife with dangers. Who will be the master of this life-and-death game?

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At a secluded lakeside resort, biologist Zhang Cheng comes to find his ex-wife, Yan Tong, and is astonished to see her looking youthful again. He learns that she has been using a secret beauty product and discovers that strange disappearances of guests frequently occur at the hotel.

Kang Jae Kyung is your typical rich kid. He is arrogant, drives sporty cars, attends the big clubs and skips school. As his 19th birthday approaches, he is set to inherit his grandfather's fortune, but first Jae Kyung is required to transfer to a new school in Gangwon Province and graduate. Until then all access to his penthouse, cottage and credit cards are denied. Should he fail to graduate or drops out then he loses everything. If he wishes to give up, he will only receive 0.1% of his over-all inheritance. With this in mind, he heads out to the countryside, to a small town in which daily life is far removed from what he is used to. Shortly after settling into his new home, he meets 18-year-old Choi Eun Hwan, who happened to run into him back in Seoul. Conversely, she sees hope for him and sets out to make him see it for himself.

A terrible car accident wipes 10 years of Suk Won’s past from his memory. With his family, friends and even his own identity now just a blur, he comes across a woman, Jin Yeong at the psychiatric clinic, shedding tears as she stares at him. Although he has no recollection of knowing her, this encounter triggers a relationship between the two and brings a newfound happiness into Suk Won’s life.

Documentary on the life of actor Yusaku Matsuda. Featuring interviews with co-stars, directors, writers and his sons, actors Ryuhei and Shota.

A team of Touken Danshi, swords brought to life as a gang of talented but dysfunctional young men, travel back in time to stop an enemy force seeking to change history as we know it. Their mission: to ensure the events of Honno-ji proceed and Oda Nobunaga dies.

Based on the popular video game "Tōken Ranbu Online".

Puff, grew up as a child spoilt by her parents. During the party celebrating her return from overseas studies, she had a romantic encounter with a young university student, it was love at first sight.

Arvind Chauhan and Lakhsmi are in love with each other. Lakhsmi's dad, a senior police inspector, hates Arvind, and so Arvind and Lakshmi decide to elope

"A Story of Bangja" is based on the popular South Korean folktale "Chung Hyang." The movie then twists the story around to ask what would happen if Lee Myong Ryong was unattractive, while his servant Bang Ja Jeon was attractive? During Lee Myong Ryong's courtship with Lady Chun Hyang both parties use their servants to communicate ...

Beijing, summer 2013. Ambitious, 31-year-old Meng Yun (Han Geng) co-runs a small ad agency with his longtime friend from university days, Luo Qian (Wang Likun), and enjoys the typical yuppie lifestyle of a single man. Attending the wedding banquet of an ex-girlfriend, Li Xiaojie (Mao Junjie), he finds himself seated at a "former boyfriends' table" along with four other guys. Across the room is a "former girlfriends' table" at which a fifth member, hotel employee Xia Lu (Helen Yao), arrives at the last moment. The bride and groom publicly thank their exes for "contributing to our emotional growth". When the girls start brawling, Meng Yun escapes with Xia Lu and by the next day they're a couple. At a dinner at Luo Qian's flat one evening, Meng Yun becomes slightly jealous when she invites along a male friend, the older and more experienced Zhao Ming (Zhang Hanyu). Another evening, Xia Lu invites her best friend Xiaowen (Bai Jiajia) to meet Meng Yun's best friend and work colleague Yu Fei (Ryan Zheng), and the two hit it off. On the way to celebrating their first 100 days together, Xia Lu and Meng Yun bump into Xia Lu's ex, South Korean playboy Park Eun-ho (Lee Sang-yeop), and at the restaurant they bump into another of Meng Yun's exes, Shang Dan (Liu Yan). Xiaowen and Yu Fei separately urge them to come clean about their past love lives, though each professes to be uncurious. But Eun-ho continues to pop up in their lives, as well as some of Meng Yun's other exes, including party girl Mengmeng (Xiong Naijin). Their easy-going relationship starts to become strained.