Venerated actor Koji Yakusho (Shall We Dance?, Tokyo Sonata, The Eel), in his directorial debut, also writes and stars in the charming drama Toad's Oil .It's a story about an egocentric high-rolling daytrader who claims he can earn hundreds of millions of yen in one day, and for those around him as they attempt to cope when his son falls into a coma after a devasting car accident. A chain of events is set to occur set-off by the father taking a phone call from an unsuspecting girl named Hikari. The father pretends to be his son ...

The Purple Lagoon, the newest internet sensation on the resort island, has attracted many tourists, but the Purple Lagoon has swallowed several of them. When the only daughter of the richest man in a Southeast Asian country goes missing for no apparent reason, war correspondent Bai Yu investigates and biologists and "crocodile hunters" confirm that the richest man's daughter has died in the mouth of a crocodile. The richest man vows to hunt the crocodile at all costs to avenge his daughter's death.

Being color-blind, Yeon Woo lives in a world of varying shades of grey. He’s aware that other colors do exist but has never experienced them for himself. Woo’s life is forever changed by meeting Yoo Han, whose many charms he has fallen for. In fact, he’s overwhelmed by the unexpected rush of emotions and the sudden flashes of color that wash over his world whenever Han is close to him.

While pondering his future, Woo joins his Aunt Yi Rang’s desperate quest to find her long-lost sister. Recruiting Han, they team up to locate Woo’s missing mother, only to unravel a most unexpected story in the process. Will these fated souls solve both the mysteries surrounding a disappearance and those held deep in their very own hearts?

Adapted from the web novel of the same name by Se Sang.

A struggling father agrees to run a scam in which he convinces a camgirl to marry him.

A period kung-fu drama starring folk hero Wong Fei Hung and one of his lesser-known colleagues from the "Ten Tigers of Canton," Beggar So. Our dynastic defenders do battle with opium smugglers led by evil Twelfth Prince Tao.Officer Lam Che Chu and legendary Kung Fu physician Wong Fei Hung have joined forces to serve on the front lines against the opium smugglers. Naive So Chen (Donnie Yen) picks fights with shady characters from the Fire Lotus Gang, while stealing food for the poor.Meanwhile, a lovely school teacher (Fennie Yuen) is reviled by suspicious parents who think she's operating a whorehouse and pursued by the powers behind the drug traffickers because she knows too much. It will take a combined effort from all three heroes to stop the drug smuggling once and for all.

Writer Yudi (Saif Ali Khan) wrote a hit book five and a half years ago but he is still living life king-size in Los Angeles, enjoying fame and affairs, avoiding commitment, doing no work, partying with his miserably married friend Montu (Ranvir Shorey) or having conversations with his fat, bearded inner voice Yogi (also Saif). Suddenly, Yudi's money runs out and his publishers dump him for hit romance novelist Aanchal (Ileana D'Cruz), visiting from Mumbai. The only work Yudi now gets is from Bollywood single-screen superstar Armaan (Govinda) who insists he copies Hollywood movies and writes a multiplex-style rom-comedy. Meanwhile, Yudi's dentist and once-girlfriend Vishakha (Kalki Koechlin) is pursuing him obsessively, even loading videos of him singing in the shower on her laptop, forcing Yudi and Montu to break into her home when she's away. On top of this, Yudi's got severe writer's block, stopping him from finishing any work. Running away from it all, Yudi tries to charm Aanchal but she's commitment-averse too. However, she gradually warms up to him, escorting him to Armaan's party, trying to help Yudi write, even agreeing to take a road trip with him to her book reading in San Francisco. The duo has fun singing classic Bollywood numbers on the way until doziness overtakes them and their car skids. While they wait for the repair van, Yudi and Aanchal have a ball posing sexily on the highway in search of lifts. Eventually reaching San Francisco, the couple is forced to share a hotel room – and agreeing to keep it simple and commitment-free, they end up making love. Their relationship grows funnier – on Aanchal's last night in LA, they argue over dinner, Yudi throws her phone into a vase while she douses him with water – but neither expresses anything more than a sense of light fun. It's only when Yudi's ex Divya (Priety Zinta in a cameo), having argued with her husband and visiting Yudi with her kids, tells him he loves Aanchal that he admits it to himself. Yudi then races Aanchal's taxi to the airport in a hilarious scene and tells her his feelings – but she says, thanks, let's just be friends. As she leaves, Yudi's sunk in depression – and then starts to write. Along the way, Vishakha gets engaged to a panic-stricken Yudi by falsely claiming she's pregnant – but then breaks it up, saying she doesn't want him to marry her out of pity. Armaan, who has meanwhile got himself cosmetic surgery and six-pack abs in LA, is impressed with the 'kick-ass' script Yudi presents him. However, for the script's ending, Yudi goes to Mumbai and sees Aanchal where he tells her they can take it one day at a time – and perhaps live their whole lives together like that. Aanchal smiles and the Happy Ending begins.

Abe Kishu officer will be called the Japanese "famous flower" that lie in front of the army was a hurdle, his brutal fighting style frighten the army of soldiers, but also to extremely brutal means to deal with...

Set in the late 21st century, an MRI scanner is introduced at the National Research Institute of Police Science's 9th Forensics Laboratory. The machine is able to scan the memories from even the deceased. As ethical questions arise over the...