A journey of 40 concerts across 19 cities with more than 550,000 roaring audience members, making history that gave wings to seven boys— Burn the Stage: the Movie is the first BTS feature film that delivers the most intimate look to date of the 2017 BTS LIVE TRILOGY EPISODE III THE WINGS TOUR.

The film tells a motivational story of a disabled girl who pursuit her dreams. Gong Beibei, a grade 2 student studied in high school, was misunderstanded as a introverted, reticent freak. When she is alone she has super powers that can levitate and hold things. She likes to record her super-power experience through drawing comics. Due to her mother died in a car accident when she was young and the lack of motor function, she has physical defects which causes her inferiority and loneliness. Until one day she got a car crash, the door of youth gradually opened, which changes her life.

Artist Annie (Song Hye Kyo) years of romance came to an end, but fortunately, there are Candy (Joe Chen), Tina (Vivian Wu) such sworn never betray; do not want to, kidnapped Annie lover Melissa (Annie) in career the same step by step! Melissa-hand control, will be caught off guard Annie pushed to the opinion of the sharp wind waves mouth, while friends Candy and Tina have been falling into the emotional vortex wave sly bottom, Annie in solitude clearly found that both Mark (Dou) or Wang Ziyu (Cheng), are not all sharing for yourself ...... Bitter experience of Annie finally found the courage, determined to face all the questions, and do not understand the pain, because she wound up not only a person's life for her fight is also for the good sisters have been abandoned....

Noriko is a university student. By her mother’s recommendation, Noriko begins attending a Japanese tea ceremony near her house with her cousin Michiko. There, Noriko learns from Teacher Takeda. Noriko now has the Japanese tea ceremony in her life and it's there for her during moments when she is sad or happy.

Korean auteur Hong Sang Soo adds a new chapter to his impressive body of work, taking a gently delightful new perspective on themes dear to his poetics.

'Director Xing Fei creates anything but a horror film despite the marketing of The Man Behind the Courtyard House as such. Billed as the Chinese Silence of the Lambs, it is more like a Chinese version of ….well, anything else...'(by japancinema)

Mool Kyul , an unnamed singer who can no longer sing, leaves for Andong with an uncontrollable sadness.

The movie director Ba Ram, who happened to meet Mool Kyul at a travel destination, somehow keeps hovering around her because he can't help but care.

Just like that, the people who have been busy chasing precious dreams begin to share their wounds and pain with each other and open their hearts...

The moment one gives up on dreams, will everything be lost?

Can these two young people who couldn't have any courage, create a brilliant melody of hope again?

A story about a white-collar worker Liang Liang (William Feng) and young actress Miao Miao (Ni Ni). They fall in love and move in together, and at first, their romance flows hot and heavy. However, some of Liang Liang’s actions, which include meeting with an ex-girlfriend late at night, exchanging flirty text messages with a female colleague, and running off to night clubs with friends, cause Miao Miao to feel insecure about her worth in his life. As a result, she resorts to increasingly more inane ways to control him and the relationship.