Yang En You

During the Second Sino-Japanese War, Japanese soldiers occupied several cities in China, including Nan Jing. In a chance encounter, a Japanese military photographer asks postman Su Liu Chang (Liu Hao Ran) if he's able to develop photographs. Fearing for his life, Liu Chang lies, enlisting nearby photo studio owner Jin Cheng Zong (Lawrence Wang) to help. As Liu Chang and Cheng Zong develop the film, they realize that Japanese soldiers have been documenting their atrocities against the Chinese – and that much of the world knows nothing about this. Practically overnight, Liu Chang's life as an ordinary man changes into that of an unlikely hero, as he risks his own life to save others and reveal the truth of what's happening in Nan Jing. This film was based on the true events of the Nan Jing Massacre.

Dead to Rights

Mo San Mei (Zhu Yi Long), a recently released ex-convict, reluctantly takes over his family's funeral home at his father's request. Struggling to rebuild his life and reputation, San Mei's world changes dramatically when Wu Xiao Wen (Yang En You), a young girl abandoned after her grandmother's death, unexpectedly enters his life. Forced to care for the child, San Mei must navigate the challenges of becoming an unexpected guardian while confronting his own past and seeking redemption. As he learns to care for Xiao Wen, San Mei begins a transformative journey of personal growth and healing. This is a 2022 Chinese drama comedy film directed by Liu Jiang Jiang that explores themes of family, second chances, and unexpected connections.

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