n all confused subtle emotional relationship, our hero believes that love can reveal the whole truth, not love, but broke up. "World of 7 billion people, the couple's relationship, but a million kinds of relationships in a trivial, but some people maintain it look more than anything else, our company is to break this self-righteous 'V relationship' get rid of your old love to look ahead. Simply speaking is to help you break up. "This is the boss Kan Wang (Wang ornaments) in negotiations" for some opening of business "is often used. We are a specialist to help people solve problems parted company, hurt feelings by trained, talk about feelings talk about money, the company boss Wang Kan establishment, Kan Wang always said, "to talk about feelings hurt more money na", so he divorced bankruptcy, Though once fell into despair, but he still ready to rise again, since then, in this bustling city, always see him crazy dusk posting small ads on the scene.

Yong Hoo has lost his father in an accident when he was a child. Yong Hoo has distrusted and resented people since then. Now, Yong Hoo is champion in martial arts.

He meets Priest An, who is an exorcist. They get involved in a case and must fight a powerful evil.

The film, which is the third instalment in Zheng’s ‘Lost’ series, follows a small business owner who becomes wrapped up in a dispute while travelling with his mother on a train to Moscow. The cast includes Xu Zheng, Yuan Quan,...

Nalan Rongruo leads the snake out of the cave for the three demons of Jiangbei who captured the captive woman, but at a critical moment, he was interfered with by Gui Zhongming, who was suffering from soul-exclusion, and the plan failed.

A handsome and attractive young man manages to kick start an unprecedented boom in ballroom dancing in the country. No one knows his exact identity, but we at least understand one thing: that his dance is a type of art in itself. A self-asserted true artist Park Pungsik (played by Lee Seongjae) appears as a lady-killer and teacher of ballroom dance. Formerly an ordinary sales person, Pungsik one day happens to meet his high school classmate Mansu (Kim Suro) who has trained in ballroom dance. From that time on, Pungsik is deeply absorbed in the art of dance and decides to go on a long journey across the nation to find real dance masters. After spending five years of learning from them the real essence of dance art, he returns a true master of dance and lures scores of women by teaching them dance. Finally, Pungsik meets a female detective Song Yeonhwa (played by Park Solmi). Though she is dispatched to arrest him, she later ends up helping him. Actor Lee Seongjae utterly transforms himself from a cold-blooded murderer in "Public Enemy" into a mellifluous, charming guy in this movie. The screenplay is based on the short story "A Writer," written by Seong Seokje.

In this latest adaption of a much-loved tragic Thai novel set during World War II, Nadech Kugimiya plays Kobori, a Japanese soldier who falls in love with Angsumalin, a beautiful Thai woman. Proud and patriotic, Angsumalin rebuffs Kobori's approach at first. But when they are forced to get married for political reasons, her attitude towards Kobori starts to change.

Une partie d'auto is a French short film and slapstick comedy about a modified car. It was made in the 9.5 mm film format as part of the Pathé Baby amateur film system introduced by Pathé Frères in 1922.

"Postman to Heaven" is a co-production between South Korea and Japan. Jae-jun (K-pop band TVXQ member Hero) delivers letters to heaven from those who can't get over the loss of their loved ones. One day Ha-na (Han Hyo-joo), who writes to her late boyfriend, discovers Jae-jun's secret identity. He offers her a part-time job assisting him, and they set off on a 14-day journey.