12 years have passed since the great duel between wind and cloud, however, the martial arts world is thrown into turmoil as fighters far and wide battle to win the seven most powerful weapons and thus become the supreme leader of them all. Wind and cloud must once again face each other in martial arts showdown that will shap their fate, and the outcome of the nation. Renowned action choreographer Raymond Lee (HERO, HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS) presents a sequel to Wai Keung Lau's influential martial-arts epic STORM RIDERS with STORM RIDERS 2: WIND AND CLOUD. Vincent Zhao and Yun Tung Ho assume the roles of the title characters as they meet 12 years later to reignite their feud in the ultimate battle for supremacy. Like its predecessor, WIND AND CLOUD boasts amazing swordplay action sequences and dazzling special effects.-Rotton Tomatoes review

A naive vampire prince struggles to become a global pop idol in this melodramatic youth sitcom.

Prince Vampire has to navigate the shark-infested waters of mundane adolescence, all in order to fulfill his lifelong dream of fame and glory.

The sixth and final installment of the Chinese tokusatsu Armor Hero Series, produced by Hero Box, and directed by Cao Shenjun. The second season will be released in 2020. This series tells the story of the four Hunter Armor with their Armor Beasts who fight against the dark force of the universe: The Dark Force, from destroying the civilization of the Earth.

A man meets his first love in the rain.

Yuuji is still a first-grade student, he is having a very hard time understanding what has happened to his mother and the fact that she won't be coming back.

At the very beginning of the first episode, the voice of the late mother (played by Mimura) is reading from a picture book that she wrote for Yuuji before she died. It is about a mother who dies, but promises to return when the rainy season comes. Yuuji believes in this story and thinks that his mother will come back when the rainy season comes. And surprisingly... she actually does.

When it begins raining on a June morning, Yuuji runs out into the forest to the special place where he used to play with his mother. His father, Takumi (played by Narimiya Hiroki) chases after him to get him to go to school. When they arrive at the old ruined building where they used to play, Yuuji's mother, Mio is waiting there completely alive and healthy, but she has no memory of them or anything that occurred during her life.

This Chinese period drama series follows the fortunes of a prominent merchant family engaged in Traditional Chinese Medicine during the waning years of the Ching dynasty. The affairs of this family of doctors/pharmacists (which in those days were one and the same) are intimately linked with social upheavals of the time such as the encroachment of Christian missionaries and foreign imperialism as well as conflicts that inevitably emerge in a large upper class family. Comparable in scope and production value to such recent titles as the American show "Downton Abbey", the lives and character of both masters and servants intertwine in plot lines that spans more than a generation.

'How to Love Without Losing Myself' despite the problems of career, dating, and friends.

Joon-sang moves to a new high school in search for his biological father. Yu-jin and Sang-hyuk are close childhood friends, although Sang-hyuk wants to be more than a friend, Yu-jin sees him as a brother. On a trip together with other high school mates, Oh Chelin , Jin-suk and Yong-kuk , Yu-jin is saved after an accident by Joon-sang. They become close and she opens up his cold heart. However, circumstances and fate dictate that their love will never be. He abruptly disappears from their lives. Ten years later, the old High School buddies gather to celebrate Yu-jin and Sang-hyuk's soon-to-be wedding. Yu-jin, who was deeply in love with Joon-sang, still has a fire in her heart for him. But at the party, Oh Chelin's new boyfriend arrives, who appears the same as Joon-sang.