“Holiday ” is based upon an actual incident whose roots lie in the Korean government's preparations for the 1988 Olympics, which saw them destroy countless neighbourhoods to make way for new developments in order to impress foreign visitors. In most cases, these neighbourhoods were squatter settlements whose inhabitants were forcibly cast onto the streets. This story is brought passionately to life by director Yang Yun-ho (“Fighter in the Wind”), who crafts it into a moving and violent tale of inequality.The film's plot follows Ji Kang Hyuk (Lee Song Jae, also in “Public Enemy”), whose best friend is gunned down during one of the clearances, and who is himself sent to prison. Here, he has the misfortune to fall under the care of Ahn Seok (played by Choi Min Soo, who starred in the director's “Libera Me”), who just happens to be the man who killed his friend. After suffering under Ahn's brutal regime, Ji and a motley gang of other inmates manage to escape, planning to draw attention to the oppressive and corrupt laws which have ruined so many lives.

In the fictional town of Moriou, Josuke Higashikata is the illegitimate son of Joseph Joestar. He possess a Stand (super power), called Crazy Diamond, that allows him to restore or fix broken objects or animals. Josuke and his friends go to war with other Stand users.

Chain, a young projectionist, decides to join Yod's mission to illegally film a new release horror movie. Chain falls asleep during the screening and wakes up to find out that Yod has already disappeared and left his camera behind. Chain starts to feel the fear creeping inside him.

Two girls meet on a train headed for Tokyo. The bubbly girl in white is named Nana and she sits next to a black clad rock girl named Nana as well. They talk briefly and seem to share some common bond, before leaving for their own seperate ways. When bubbly Nana looks at an apartment for rent in Tokyo, of course black clad Nana would be there and wants to rent the same apartment. Instead of trying to decide who should get the apartment they decide to share the apartment as roommates. From there their bond grows closer as they help each other deal with their own personal problems.

"What's the number of the house you are living in right now?" Newspaper editor Eun Seo lives in Seoul alone. When the contract to her house is almost over, but she can't find another house she likes, she decides to live with her father in her hometown for a while. Jin Cheol, her father, is a locksmith who is on 24-hour standby in Incheon and still lives in the house where his family used to live. Eun Seo's family has left their 'home' and found their own homes. Eun Seo ends up alone with her dad and finds the traces of her family she's been forgetting while she's at home, and through her, Jin Cheol opens up to the family that he's been shunning away.

An ardent youth Yip Ka-ka, whose adoptive mother Bao Choi-yi was her birth mother Yip Heung-heung's best friend, heads her schoolmates to demonstrate against the demolition of the extraordinary school library. In spite of failure, her optimistic personality causes her...

A thousand-year-old demon shrimp infiltrates the palace to take revenge on the emperor, but he is stopped by Creepy Master Le Wu Yi, who is highly capable of hunting him down, and the battle to save the people begins.

When the girl Suno was born as a dead baby, she was rescued by the sacred multicolored stone left by Nuwa to fill the sky. Because of the cinnabar pattern on the face, she was regarded as a disaster star by the tribe. The Red Fox Sanjiu, who failed in the battle with Shen Gongbao and fled, possessed Suno, and the two were like brothers and sisters. Later Suno rescued the Shang prince Xin. The two had a mutual affection but the Suyi tribe was exterminated. After several setbacks, Suno found that the persecutor seemed to be Zi Xin, and started revenge.