Based in the Chosun times during the era of Seong Jong and Jong Jong, this is the story of veteran fraud Gun Gwan and a rookie soldier putting all the noblemen in fear.

Nima, a soon-to-be groom, waits with his brother at a crossroad for his mother’s return from their sister’s house in town. His brother rides his motorcycle with their mother on the back seat, while Nima drives a brand new hand tractor behind them. His mother’s waistband was accidently caught in the rear wheel of the motorcycle. The force of the fast moving motorcycle pulled their mother off the back seat. Following too closely to the motorcycle, Nima’s hand tractor tragically kills his fallen mother. Sorrow and guilt overpower Nima so much that he cannot forgive himself. He heads to Lhasa as a pilgrim prostrating all the way there. However his pilgrimage does not alleviate his grief and guilt. On the way back from Lhasa he meets an old man. Together they cross no man’s land

Desperate measures are taken by a man who tries to save his family from the dark side of the law, after they commit an unexpected crime.

Based on a 2016 novel by Mana Sakura, “The Lowlife” shows the stories of three women who work in Japan’s adult video industry .

Can a divorced couple fall in love all over again? The film opens with a happy young couple on their honeymoon, but catastrophe strikes almost immediately when the newlyweds get into a motorcycle accident. The bride, He Mann wakes up in a hospital asking for her husband, but she soon learns that it’s been five years since her honeymoon. She has no memory of the years in between — all she knows is that she’s in the hospital now because of another accident. And, oh yes, she’s divorced. Despite the premise, “Stolen Years” veers from tragedy as Mann tries to figure out how her marriage soured and where her life went off-track.

Unjustly accused of stealing money, high school student Lin Shu Wei is assigned to do community service alongside the bullies from his class. As the gang of bullies progressively accept him as one of their own, Lin partakes in their misdeeds to seek their approval. During a night out, the group stumble upon a pair of flesh-eating female ghouls and capture one of them; they begin a sadistic game, which ultimately leads to disastrous consequences

Akiko is a single mother and her son is Shuhei. Akiko casually has sex with other men, including Ryo. Akiko is the only person whom Shuhei can rely on. One day, Shuhei kills his grandparents.

In the Korean thriller Phone, reporter Ji Won (Ha Ji Won, Sex is Zero) receives telephone threats after publishing facts about a sex scandal. When the oral threats turn into physical danger, Ji Won changes her residence with the help of a good friend (Ho Jeong). Later on, Ji Won also changes her telephone number to the end digits 6644, but from that moment on, strange things start to haunt her and her daughter. During her investigations into the distressing case, the reporter discovers startling facts. The last two owners of the phone number with the final digits 6644 either died or disappeared mysteriously