Internet fiction writer Jing Ran has been haunted by a nightmare. In the dream, he is attacked by a scary rag doll, and there is always a man with a birthmark on his chest come to rescue him at the crucial moment. The constant and endless nightmare brings him to a nervous breakdown. Following the lead of a hypnotist, he enters the dream again and tries to find the answer of it all. The rag doll, the woman in a red outfit and the mysterious foreign exorcist are taking him and the man in his dream deeper into the black hole.

This film is adapted from the novel "God of Fire" by Tian Xia Ba singing. The story takes place in the Jiuhe city in the period of the Republic of China. The thief Qian Buer accidentally obtained the identity of...

In the chaotic world of the Novoland, Nan Xing, the daughter of the Imperial Master of the Yin Dynasty, died tragically in her boudoir on the day before her wedding, shocking the Eastland. This leads to the investigation of various clans of strange masters, the strong loli Wang Gang happened to encounter the strange "resurrection" of Nan Xing, was taken step by step into the mysterious cave, and became involved in a larger conspiracy.

The film revolves around an arrogant millionaire and a self-contained female scientist who find love while they are caught in a snow storm for 75 days.

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Wu.

On the surface, About Her Brother seems very different from Yoji Yamada’s samurai masterpieces that have reached the U.S. in recent years, films like Twilight Samurai and The Hidden Blade. However, consistent with those films, and with Yamada’s service as the regular director of the long-running Tora-san series, About Her Brother is, at heart, a contemplative character study with room for both wry humor and tear-jerking emotion – a gentle portrait of fundamentally decent people under stress. The film follows Ginko, a widowed Tokyo pharmacist dealing with her daughter’s marriage and her ne’er-do-well younger brother Tetsuro, whose drunken antics and stubborn refusal to grow up cause her no end of trouble. The title may be Ototo or “younger brother” in Japanese and Yamada may have packed the cast with ringers - Tsurube Shofukutei (Dear Doctor) as Ginko and Yu Aoi (One Million Yen Girl, Hula Girls) - but the film really belongs to Sayuri Yoshinaga. As Ginko, Yoshinaga simultaneously captures affection, exasperation and embarrassment without ever sliding over the edge into caricature. Rated one of Japan's 10 Best Films of 2010.

During the Korean War, a young nurse in the small town of Chunamri, North Korea, saves a wounded South Korean soldier who has been left behind during battle. Brought together by the unfortunate circumstance of war, theirs is a fateful meeting. His identity is unknown to her until he must return to South Korea. With the promise to return, the nurse waits a lifetime for him.

In a posh hotel room, the body of a beautiful woman, a high-ranking employee of an advertising firm, is found in a pool of blood. The police quickly nab the most obvious suspect near the scene, a young man clutching a canister of gasoline. What initially seems like an open-and-shut case for hard-as-nails prosecutor Choi and his team quickly unravels – not only does the suspect, Kim, refuse to confess and moreover pass a lie-detector test, other suspects with very strong motives for the crime start to surface. And then there’s the highly unorthodox new television program that attaches itself to the investigation, broadcasting every development in real time across Korea, putting even greater pressure on Choi and his crew of quirky colleagues. As the hours slip by, the autopsy reveals startling new evidence, witnesses provide complicating testimony and lack of sleep takes its toll on the investigators as internal tensions begin to mount. Then matters take a turn for the weird when the TV producers bring in a spiritualist and her daughter to summon the victim’s ghost…

Zhenxin was admitted to the college because he wanted to become a speech therapist, but she finds that her classmates are not very friendly, except for a student named Youmei. The pair soon become good friends. In their dormitory, the pair hear strange sounds and pictures, and are even attacked by burnt-looking people…