Seven boys form a tight knit gang lead by Yen. They drink beer, smoke cigarettes and ride motorbikes: behaviour pretty much typical of teenagers. The movie is focused on exploring the nature of their friendships and how they change through time.

Although this is predominantly a film about male relationships, the role played by Xiao Yun (Yen's girlfriend) is interesting. Just as the boys struggle to come to terms with the world and their expectations, Xiao Yun struggles to break free from her relationship with Yen. Tang, Yen's best friend, fancies Xiao Yun but never has the courage to tell her. In the end Xiao Yun shows more courage than Tang in dealing with the relationship. The movie shows the difficulties both men and women face in their gender roles.

Pastor Tae-Wook runs a small church. He is in a difficult financial situation. Making things worse, his wife Jeong-In tells him that her mother needs an operation. Both, Tae-Wook and Jeong-In must make difficult choices.

The fairy sister Xiaojiu, who is thousands of miles away from the earth, is sent by the five elders to find the magpie stone and save the magpie city in danger. He was accidentally shot down by a gravitational wave experiment conducted by Xue Hai, a man with high IQ. A "farce" with the real purpose of picking up girls and looking for the magpie stone unfolded crazily during the 30 days when Xiaojiu fell into the mortal world. With the development of the situation, the big boss hidden behind gradually surfaced, in order to protect Dream and love, Xue Hai chooses to fight with Xiao Jiu and fight against the dark forces.

Lu Zhenxi had a dream since her childhood, to become just like her uncle, a successful entrepreneur. But when her "Big American Dream" comes down crashing, she is left rejected, and returns to China. Now after a fateful meeting with...

Sawaki Tatsuya (Sato Kanta) is a fledgling photographer. He returns to his hometown Fukuoka to take care of his sick father Hideo (Mitsuishi Ken), but is rejected by his father. Tatsuya meets Jinbo (Nomaguchi Toru) and Yui (Ohara Azusa), who work as mediators between Japan and Nepal. He joins the Nepalese community through them, and while his world expands through these encounters, he also learns of the difficulties of foreigners living in Japan. Shot in the town where many Nepalese actually live, this drama casted authentic Nepalese as actors. The title “Masala” refers to a mixed spice, and is also used as a metaphor here for the diverse society.

Two brothers are separated after their parent's divorce. Older brother Koichi (Koki Maeda) lives with his mother (Nene Otsuka) and grandparents in Kagoshima. Younger brother Ryonosuke (Oshiro Maeda) lives with his father (Joe Odagiri) in Fukuoka. Meanwhile, the Kyushu trainline connecting these two cities is nearing completion. A rumor spreads that when the bullet trains first runs (one coming from the north and one coming from south) and at the exact moment the two trains crosses paths energy is released and wishes will be granted to those that witness the event. Koichi hears of the rumor and implements a plan with his younger brother to reunite his family ....

Based loosely on the 16th century historical document entitled ‘The Malay Annals’, ’The Chronicles of Merong Mahawangsa’ is an action-packed epic feature film, with mythical characters, magical moments and dazzling visual-effects sequences. Merong Mahawangsa was a descendant of Alexander the...

At that night, two young astrology enthusiasts, Moon and Sun, met under the starry night by the seaside. When their affection to each other grows, Sun is admitted into a boarding school and has to move to another country as per his father’s plan. Like the sun and the moon, the couple hardly saw each other despite living in the same city, but their love endured even though they were separated and Moon’s mother was against their relationship. Overcoming the challenges from teachers, friends and family, the time comes for Sun to leave.