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?

Based on the novel by screenwriter Noh Hee-kyeong and the 1996 drama “The Last Blossom,” this film tells the moving story of an ambitious yet family-oriented woman who has to say goodbye to her family. The people in In-hee’s (Bae Chong-ok) life have always taken her for granted. There’s her husband, Jeong-chol (Kim Kap-soo), a doctor who always prioritized his career over family life, her daughter Yeon-soo (Park Ha-seon) and son Jeong-soo (Ryoo Deok-hwan), both of whom have become increasingly harsh towards their mother. And then there’s Jeong-chol’s mother (Kim Ji-yeong), who has Alzheimer’s disease. But when they all learn that In-hee, who they thought would always be there for them, has been diagnosed with a terminal illness and doesn’t have much time left to live, they come together for the first time to give her the support they’ve always denied her. Directed by Min Gyoo-dong, who is known for his work on “My Lovely Week” (2005) - which received the Jury Special Prize at the 13th Icheon Chunsa Film Festival - “The Last Blossom” has received rave reviews from moviegoers and critics for its delicate depiction of family love. When the television drama series version hit the airwaves in 1996, it instantly became a sensation for its stars’ meaty performances.

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Young Atsuko Kagami comes into possession of a magical mirror that lets her transform into anything she wishes. Atsuko Kagami then attempts to save a company which is about to be sold by using her transformation abilities. She also falls in love as a 22-year-old college student.

After being robbed by Lei Jie, fox fairy Yu Niang was fortunately saved by Wang Taichang. In gratitude for this, the fox gives his daughter Xiao Cui for the Wang’s son, Yuan Feng. In wedding night fox bride finds his groom stupid and takes advantage of Wang Ren to make her divorce. The fox girl Ziyu is trying to cure the face of the mortal Yuan Sheng and sends Yin Li to capture a living person to practice her kung fu. The fox girl, Ziyu, wants to frame Xiao Cui, so she asks Yin Li to spread the news that Xiao Cui is a demon. It is said that the sacred weapon of the fox tribe can make Yuan Feng wiser, but Xiao Cui must pay the price with her life. The holy artifact was stolen by Yin Li, what kind of calamity will it bring to Jade and the Fox Clan?

The first movie of Tôru Murakawa's "Game" trilogy.

A very casually-dressed woman who even in her early 50s looks unbelievably young is preparing breakfast for her son, Dong Woo. Jin Sook suggests to Dong Woo that they go out for a drive. She unexpectedly finds out that her son has a nice girlfriend. Soo Jin dreams of having a wonderful life after her marriage but feels very uneasy about her mother-in-law's behaviour. Jin Sook wants to be a woman to her son and feels as if Soo Jin is merely a plaything for him. Jin Sook finds it impossible to stop her son's love for Soo Jin and becomes obsessed with jealousy. Then, one day, in the absence of Dong Woo, Jin Sook exposes her jealousy to Soo Jin with a tragic consequence.

Duration: 1 hr. 40 min.

Content Rating: 18+ Restricted (violence & profanity)

Takeo, a capricious wife from Tokyo high-society, is bored by her dull husband, a quiet and reliable company executive raised in the country. After a crisis, she better understands his true value. A parallel sub-plot shows her niece rebelling against the tradition of arranged marriages.