Keep on “dreaming” or wake up and accept the “truth”. The Final journey of “LOVE”... Will it be a PERFECT ending or just an illusion of love? The last journey that will change their lives forever.

PRESENT STILL PERFECT Will discover the pieces of the broken hearts of “Toey” and “Oat”. They have to choose between “moral” and “desire”. Their love is meant to be beautiful, but it hurts their surrounded people. How they’re going to deal with it?

Dreamband is an auxiliary device that creates virtual dreams. Seo Yoon, who modified the device and monitored others' dreams, uploaded the contents under the name Admin K on the public SNS of Hanyeong High School, when the crime was revealed.

Joo Hwan who was aware of the truth about Seo Yoon's existence, steps on her tail and suggests a way to play a game that can hide the real bad guy by telling her secret. Joo Hwan's game, which began when Seo Yoon accepted an offer to raise his mother's hospital bills, thrilled Hanyeong High School's influential figure Seung Hwan, and the secret game between the two flows in an unknown direction.

.P. K. is a comedy of ideas about a stranger in the city, who asks questions that no one has asked before. They are innocent, child-like questions, but they bring about catastrophic answers. People who are set in their ways for generations, are forced to reappraise their world when they see it from PK‘s innocent eyes. In the process PK makes loyal friends and powerful foes. Mends broken lives and angers the establishment. P. K.‘s childlike curiosity transforms into a spiritual odyssey for him and millions of others. The film is an ambitious and uniquely original exploration of complex philosophies. It is also a simple and humane tale of love, laughter and letting-go. Finally, it is a moving saga about a friendship between strangers from worlds apart.

Wataru, his woman Kotoe and daughter Shiori are ranchers and dairy farmers in Hokkaido in northern Japan. He is following in his father's footsteps. A visiting chef cooks an unforgettable meal with his ingredients, which prompts the family to open their own restaurant and reproduce the magic.

Ken (Roger Kwok), has mastered mahjong and is nicknamed "The Half-Century Man" because he once won 50 hands of mahjong in a roll. Everybody expects him to succeed his father, Uncle Man (Ha Yu), to be the Grandmaster of Kungfu Mahjong. However, Uncle Man has a heart attack on his 60th birthday and is hospitalized. Sophie, Uncle Man's new wife takes the opportunity to persuade him to leave his estate to her instead of his son. Uncle Man tells her that she would get her wish if she beats Ken in a game of mahjong. Meanwhile, Ken falls in love with Nancy (Shirley Yeung), a lady of rotten luck. All her previous boyfriends were either bankrupt or had died in accidents. Ken's fortunes go downhill instantly, to the extent that when he plays mahjong with Sophie and her lover, Bowie, he's almost cleaned out. Ken was told by his father to seek help from his old friend Grand Slam Ben (Nat Chan). Ken followed Ben's instructions and re-built his confidence in mahjong playing. To make sure that they would succeed Uncle Man, Sophie and Bowie kidnapped Nancy and her sister. Should Ken win the final duel, they would be harmed. On the verge of admitting defeat, Auntie Toni (Yuen Qiu) arrived with Nancy and her sister, having saved them from Sophie's men. Ken, after wooing the tiles, miraculously won 50 hands in a roll and finally succeeded his father as the new Grandmaster of Kungfu Mahjong.

Set in the near future in a lawless world. Kurisu Saotome (Kirara Asuka) is a beautiful woman, but she is also a deadly bounty hunter. She wears an armored suit, possessing great power, and she is known as Iron Girl. Kurisu Saotome doesn't remember who she really is or where she comes from. To regain her memory, she continues her lonely battle.

My cinematic memory of South Korean actor Lee Byung-hun was in macho action movies like JSA and A Bittersweet Life, so Once in a Summer appeals because I am curious to know how he would do in an out and out soppy romance, released in time this month for Valentine's Day. And the verdict is yes, it will hit the right spots with the romantics out there, but even as I rolled my eyes at the formula employed for a romance, I was won over by its hard hitting ending, and moments as described in one of my favourite songs

A female teacher called Mrs Park (better known by her unaffectionate nickname ‘Old Fox' on account of her nasty behaviour and treatment of the students), has discovered something mysterious and weird concerning a late pupil of the school called Jin-ju. Jin-ju had committed suicide in the school's art rooms nine years previously, and her ghost was said to haunt the art rooms which had been closed up after the incident.