Asian Drama

A schoolteacher's life is disrupted by a chime that brings with it an increasing sense of dread.

Tells the story of an investigation into a murder case that takes place on a remote seaside road.

Sanae goes to prison after she fails in an attempt to murder her boyfriend. Six years later, she meets and marries Kenta, a forestry worker. Their marriage takes a new turn when the wife of Sanae’s ex-boyfriend shows up at the door. Sanae hasn’t gotten over her ex-boyfriend, and Kenta finds it hard to deal with her.

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Release dates: Oct 8, 2023 (Festival) || Feb 2, 2024 (Cinema)

Duration: 2 hr. 7 min.

Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

Post-war Japan is at its lowest point when a new crisis emerges in the form of a giant monster baptized in the horrific power of the atomic bomb.

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It is a warring period in feudal Japan. The warlord, Oda Nobunaga, is rapidly vanquishing his foes on a quest to pacify and unify the country under his rule. However, there is one domain that he forbids to lay a hand on, that of the Iga ninja, whom even the great Nobunaga fears most. The Iga are known to wield extraordinary and supernatural powers as invincible weapons of war who will assassinate anyone for money, and money only. They don’t think of people as human and are dubbed “the killer clan”. But there is one Iga ninja, Mumon, who while peerless inability is indolent and taken to task for an inability to earn much of an income. In the fall of the year Tensho 7, Nobunaga’s second son, Oda Nobukatsu, decides to ignore his father’s orders and attack the Iga country, partly encouraged by Taizen Heki, a man who had once turned on his master and was now employed as a vassal of Nobukatsu. Shimoyama Heibe, whose brother had been killed by Mumon also seeks revenge on the 12 Iga ninja core, including Momoji Sandayu and Shimoyama Kai. Amid various colliding interests and schemes, ultimately, a major bloody showdown is coming between Oda’s army and the Iga ninja.

Park Heung Sik, director of The Twins and the critically acclaimed short film "A Day", presents his sophomore feature, The Railroad. During its screening at the 11th Pusan Film Festival, the film was well received by both critics and audiences. Starring Kim Kang Woo (Beast and the Beauty) and Son Tae Young (Sad Movie), The Railroad is a meticulously choreographed psychological drama about the lives of two unrelated people and the circumstances that ultimately bring them together. Man Soo (Kim Kang Woo) is a train conductor. Everyday he performs the same old routines, and gradually his days begin to feel as uneventful and predictable as the ongoing rotation of the wheels on his train. One day, his train gets caught in a messy accident involving a passenger's suicide, and he is forced to take leave from work. He gets on the last train. Hanna (Son Tae Young) is an attractive college instructor who is having an affair with a married professor. Her world is turned upside down when his wife confronts her. Abandoned and betrayed by her lover, Hanna is forced to face her own demons. She quits her job, and hops onto the last train. A train conductor and a college instructor seem to share nothing in common. But for Man Soo and Hanna, brought together by fate, finding solace in the companion of a stranger has never been better.

Dono, Kasino and Indro return to action in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Jakarta. They once again serve as a private organization personnel named CHIIPS (Great Ways of Me-too Social Mitigation). Although they eagerly carry out their...

Wong Fei-Hung knows the rule: no drunken boxing without his father's permission. Rules, however, are sometimes made to be broken. So is anything else that crosses Fei-Hung's path. Jackie Chan plays Fei-Hung in the wildly inventive and hilarious comedy / adventure hailed as one of his all-time best. Determined to stop the smugglers of priceless national artifacts, Fei-Hung confronts his foes with drunken boxing, a loose-limbed fighting style n which he staggers, leans, weaves and clowns like a sailor an shore leave. The style's name belies the intricate nature of its choreography. The show-topping final smack down alone - whose bravura touches include Fei-Hung turning himself into a human blowtorch - took four sober-minded months to shoot. It's 200-proof excitement!

Three people get a call about a passing one day and they reunite in Jeju: Joong Pil, who attends a major company and hopes for retirement, Soo Tak, who has been taking the public worker exam for 13 years, and Eun Dong, a news anchor who looks normal on the outside but is soft on the inside.

At 17 years old, Yu Gwan Sun participates in the Korean independence movement when the country is under the rule of Japan. Yu Gwan Sun is arrested and sent to Seodaemun Prison where she is tortured, but she does not give in to her oppressors.

Mi-Ja (Ye Ji-Won) is a 32 years old spinster. She lives with her grandmother and her grandmother’s two sisters. There’s also a widowed uncle that lives in their home as well his never before married son. Mi-Ja’s chance for success finally arrives when she is hired as a voice-over artist for a Japanese horror movie that is being re-released in Korea. While working as a dubbing artist, she quickly falls in love with Hyun-Woo (Ji Hyun-Woo), the notoriously mean producer that is overseeing their project. While Ji-Hyun doesn’t give the slightest hint that he is even remotely interested in her, M-Jja still feels that there is a special type of chemistry that exists between them. Because of this, M-Jja decides to follow her instincts to find true love, even if it means making a total embarrassment out of herself. Making things more difficult for Mi-Ja is the fact that her former boyfriend and his new girlfriend also work at the same studio.

King of the shadows is looking for his girl, who has to be his bride. Lin Xi is pretending to be her brother, who has died, because she is trying to solve his death.