Chon is suffering from nightmares. He tries not to sleep because he's scared of a girl that he sees each night in his dreams. In the dreams, the girl screams for help before she is cruelly killed. Ae, Chon's sister is worried about the illusion that Chon sees in his dreams, so she introduces him to a psychiatrist. Chon tries to prove that what he sees is not just the illusion. Finally, Chon is right when some clues in his nightmares lead him to a morgue number 19. And now, the story of the dead body inside the morgue is gradually revealed

A lowly but academically diligent warrior named Bessho Hikoshiro finds himself unable to move up in the world due to the stifling caste system of the Bakumatsu era. After being expelled from the household into which he was adopted through marriage and separated from his wife and son, he moves in with his disapproving elder brother and his wife. He meets his old class rival Enomoto Takeaki, now a commander of a naval ship, and is later told by a kindly noodle shop owner that Enomoto's rise in social status came about after he prayed at a shrine in Mukojima.

A series of grotesque and brutal murders happens on rainy nights, all of them supposedly done by a man wearing a frog mask. Detective Hisashi Sawamura is the first to notice the connections and sets on a pursuit. Soon, he will come to a terrifying revelation that his own family might be the next target.

Completing Toshiaki Toyoda’s politically urgent Resurrection Trilogy following Wolf’s Calling and The Day of Destruction, this electrifying short follows a man (Kiyohiko Shibukawa, Lowlife Love) tasked with assisting in the ritual suicide of a samurai (Yosuke Kubozuka, Giri/Haji) who won’t die without condemning the corrupt powers that be.

Ambitious new police support is strangely worried about her after meeting social worker Oh Soon. On a hot summer day, a child has been kidnapped. The kidnapper's strange message to donate to the welfare center if he wants to survive is brought to the attention of the media. And Ji Won doubts the connection between events and Pentecost.

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

A human drama about a man who would do anything for money becoming friends with a child who is then taken hostage.

Suzuki works at a big trading company until she is one day hypnotized by a hypnotist. Everytime she hears music, even someone's ringtone, she can't help but sing and dance. When she goes to the hypnotist to break the spell, he's gone...