The Voice Unseen

Former acclaimed dancer Na Young-Sae (Park Keon-Hyeong) attempts to make a comeback. Young-Sae then brings to Korea Jang Chae-Rin (Moon Geun-Young), an ethnic Korean from China who he presumes is a highly talented dancer. To Young-Sae's surprise he soon learns Chae-Rin is an inexperienced dancer and her older sister is the talented dancer. With only three months until the Dance Championship, Young-Sae attempts to turn Chae-Rin into a world-class dancer ...

Based on the popular Japanese comic of the same name about an average girl's high flying romance and friendship with F4 or four handsome heirs. High school sweethearts Tsukasa and Tsukusi are finally getting married. Tsukasa gives his fiancee a precious family heirloom ― but only to see a robber disappear with it. Tsukasa and three other F4 friends reunite for the globetrotting search.

Lee Ba Duk dreamed of being a champion in the game of go but hasn't played for a long time. She takes up the game again for the prize money and meets an opponent that will challenge her in more than the game.

Dong-Cheol (Kim Su-Ro) is an ordinary salaryman. He's also a sweet husband and caring father. Dong-Cheol though finds himself in trouble. He lost a lot money in the stock market and is now in heavy debt. He also has to pay back a cut throat loan shark very soon. Dong-Cheol then meets Man-Ho (Lee Sun-Kyun), who is also in debt. The two men then concoct a plan to kidnap a child for ransom. Unfortunately, their plans go awry with the kid's parents not even answering their calls. They then go after a bigger score. The two men plan to kidnap high school student Tae-Hee (Ko Eun-Ah), whose parents are extremely rich. Things don't go according to plan as Tae-Hee is a troubled teen. Making matters worse, Dong-Cheol answers a phone call and hears, "I kidnapped your daughter. I kidnapped the kidnapper's daughter."

An embittered son returns to his native village to perform the final rites of his dead father.

Country girl Han Kyung's life undergoes a drastic change after she moves to Korea's pulsating capital Seoul to spend more time with her beloved mother. It doesn't take long before her life is turned topsy-turvy in the form of a flying shoe thrown her way by Ban Hae Won, the most adored bachelor of Hankyung. Swept away by the girl's disarming charm, Ban Hae Won soon finds himself asking for her hand. But the appearance of another suave Romeo, Jung Tae Song, puts a dent in his plans. Who does Han Kyung's heart really beat for? Find out in this memorable silver screen delight.

"Bad Cops" is a 2016 Chinese web movie produced by Guan Xiao Jie, it stars Zou Yang, Wen Zuo, Li Meng Meng and Zou Xin Yu.