A Mainland director, Nie Wen, decides to make a film musical starring his Mainland girlfriend, Sun Na, and Hong Kong actor, Lin Jian Dong. Unknown to him, Sun had met Lin before ten years ago when she was a cabaret singer in Beijing. The two had a relationship together at that time when Lin was a film student. Ten years later, now a huge movie star, Sun refuses to acknowledge they have met before.

Nie plans his musical, which includes a plot where a girl loses her memory and comes to live with a circus troupe. Sun plays the amnesiac girl and Lin, her former boyfriend who tries to revive her memories. As the shooting of the movie starts, reel life and real life overlap. Lin tries desperately to win back Sun's lost love, while Nie discovers their past romance. Nie himself plays the role of the obsessive circus owner in the musical, who is involved in a love triangle. Just like in real life, he has Lin as his rival.

Monty is a fantasy character who has a number of different roles in the movie, such as a noodle shop owner and a reporter.

Go Soo is worried about her immobile husband, mother-in-law, and her obese son who likes snacks. After her husband was deceived by a scammer and lost all his fortune, and turned into a vegetative state, all she can do is scrape chickens in the chicken coop to survive day by day. By chance, while running an errand for Mi Yeon, a high school classmate, she found out about a contract murder plan. If she gets rid of the rich female president, she will be given an additional 40 million won.

She wants to stop Mi Yeon from going to kill her college classmate who has ruined her own life, but Go Soo is shaken by the saying that if you work you will make money. Isn't killing people the same as killing chickens?

Yes, I've decided. There is nothing that people can't do if they put their mind to it!

High school students, Shun and Nagisa first meet and fall in love with each other during their first year. Years later around the time Shun is about to graduate from university, Nagisa tells him that he can't see a future with him. They make the decision to break up despite Shun’s still strong feelings. Years later, Shun lives alone in a rural area, working as the owner of his own store. But what happens when Nagisa unexpectedly shows up with his 6-year-old daughter Sora, and Shun still harbours feelings for Nagisa. As they begin spending time with each other, can Nagisa accept the feelings he knows have been there all along.

The story features a team of four sleuthing sisters.

Fang Hui and Lin Xi became best friends and spent most of their time together, sharing a love of learning and enjoying each other's company. A long year passed, both were happy in each other's love and looked forward to a future together... but their happiness was short-lived.

Based on the Chinese legend "Butterfly Lovers" (梁祝, Liang Zhu).

Radically rethinking the tired talking-heads template, Tsai Ming-liang's latest digital experiment turns the human face into a subject of dramatic intrigue. Comprised of a series of portrait shots of mostly anonymous individuals (Tsai devotees will no doubt recognize his long-time muse, Lee Kang-sheng), the film shrewdly deemphasizes language while reducing context to a bare minimum. In their place, the beauty and imperfections of each face take center stage. Accompanied by Ryuichi Sakamoto's soundtrack of dynamically modulating drone frequencies, Tsai's subjects variously speak, stare, and, at one point, sleep as the camera quietly registers the weight of personal history and accumulated experience writ beautifully across every last pore and crevasse.

Two men work for a crime organization. Their job is to clean up the messes done by the crime organization. The two men find themselves in an unexpected case.

When a person falls in love, one realizes it is like the omnipresence of gravity, the apple will always fall to the ground. In a school famous for romantic relationaships, Zi Jing-fu, nicknamed "High Four" studies there. Zhang Wen-sheng and...