Shanghai Film Group

Is there more to life than a successful career for a woman? Sheng Ru Xi (Shu Qi) has everything going well for her in her career but is still single. Her mother is constantly pressuring her to find the right man and settle down, even setting her up with a doctor that Ru Xi doesn’t care for.

When a handsome young man, Ma Sai (Eddie Peng), starts working at Ru Xi’s company, will he be the answer to the void in her life?

“The Last Woman Standing” is a 2015 Chinese film written and directed by Luo Luo. It is based on a novel by the same name by Luo Luo.

The Last Women Standing

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New Clues Films, Jaywalk Studios, Enlight Pictures

Can a blind woman stop a dangerous kidnapper before she becomes his next victim?

Lu Xiao Xing (Yang Mi) is a blind woman. She used to be a rookie cop, but she lost her brother and her sight in a car crash three years ago. When several women in the city begin to disappear without a trace, Xiao Xing asks to be reinstated as a police officer so that she can help with the case. But the blind Xiao Xing is unsuccessful in her bid to return to work as a police officer.

Upset, Xiao Xing calls for a taxi and doesn’t realize that she gets into a luxurious car instead and is offered coffee by the mysterious driver. As Xiao Xing fights the driver over the coffee, the car crashes and Xiao Xing manages to escape in the ensuing chaos. When she goes to Captain Lu (Wang Jing Chun) to report the incident, Xiao Xing is able to recall key details about the car and driver despite being blind. When an impetuous teenager, Lin Chong (Lu Han), comes forward as an eyewitness to the attempted abduction, both Xiao Xing and Captain Lu have a hard time believing his credibility. But can Lin Chong help Xiao Xing track down the mysterious abductor before it’s too late?

“The Witness” is a 2015 Chinese film directed by Ahn Sang Hoon. It is a remake of the 2011 South Korean film “Blind,” which also was directed by Ahn Sang Hoon.

The Witness

The Witness Team

Sometimes it takes a crisis to discover what’s really important in life.

Kim Bong Yong (Sung Ji Ru) has a horrible boss who forces him to work late, go drinking after work, and then take him home every night. Bong Yong’s long-suffering wife, Hwa Yeon (Jeon Mi Sun), begs him to spend more time with his family. But Bong Yong’s twin teenagers, Woo Joo (Hongseok) and Dal Nim (Kwon So Hyun), becomes emotionally distant because of his frequent absences. His youngest daughter, Byeol Nim (Lee Ye Won), is the only person who still shows kindness to Bong Yong.

But will it take a crisis to bring Bong Yong and his family together?

“My Last Love” is a 2017 South Korean film directed by Jin Kwang Kyo.

My Last Love

They say every child is a blessing. For 17-year-olds Dae Soo (Kang Dong Won) and Mi Ra (Song Hye Kyo), it is a terrifying prospect. When the young couple meets and falls in love, Mi Ra becomes pregnant and decides to have the baby against her parents’ wishes.

Dae Soo works as a taxi driver and Mi Ra works at a laundromat to support themselves and their son, Ah Reum (Jo Sung Mok). But their lives are complicated even further by the fact that Ah Reum is born with Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that causes accelerated aging in children. At the age of 16, Ah Reum’s body has degenerated that of an 80-year-old man, and he realizes that he doesn’t have long to live. Ah Reum decides to share the story of his life with the world through a television show. How will the world react to his very unusual life?

“My Brilliant Life” is a 2014 South Korean film directed by E J Yong. It is based on the novel My Palpitating Life by Kim Ae Ran.

My Brilliant Life

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Beijing Ruyi Xinxin Film Investment

How much will her pride get in the way of finding true happiness? Su Yun Jin (Liu Yi Fei) s scarred by her experiences of begging and scraping by while growing up in a very poor family. When she transfers to a different high school, she meets Cheng Zheng (Kris Wu), the son of a very wealthy family and one of the most popular boys in school. 

Zheng falls in love with Yun Jin and actively pursues her through college and while living apart in different cities. Yun Jin at first gets involved in a relationship with Zheng but breaks up with him over their vast economic differences. She doesn’t want to accept any financial charity from Zheng, although Zheng only wants to give her everything because of his love for her. After awhile, Yun Jin’s pride clouds her perceptions of Zheng’s devotion to her. Will Yun Jin be able to realize her true feelings before it’s too late?

“Never Gone” is a 2016 Chinese film directed by Zhou Tuo Ru. It is based on a novel Xin Yi Wu. The film was promoted as the sequel to the 2013 film “So Young” but the two films are unrelated in the storylines.

Never Gone

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A brutal turf battle rages in the seedy Chinatown area of Seoul. Ma Seok Do (Ma Dong Seok) is a fearless police officer in Seoul’s Crime Unit who is given 10 days to put an end to a Chinese-Korean gang war that erupts there.

Jang Chen (Yoon Kye Sang) is from China and has set up his shady loan shark business in Seoul’s Chinatown neighborhood. With his violent henchmen, Wei Sung Rak (Jin Seon Kyu) and Yang Tae (Kim Sung Kyu), Jang Chen will use whatever brutal methods possible to collect the money that his owed to him. When he goes after a rival gang to take over the entire territory, a violent turf war erupts.

Can Seok Do quash the violence and restore order before it’s too late? 

“The Outlaws” is a 2017 South Korean film directed by Kang Yoon Sung. The film is based on real events that occurred in 2007 that has been dubbed the “Heuksapa Incident” where a local gang engaged in a turf battle with the Heuksapa Chinese gang from Yanbian, China.

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