A university student, majoring in engineering, Hwi So (Ji Il Joo) isn’t really one to stand out in a crowd. A member of the robotics club, Hwi Soo and his two best friends, Gil Yong Tae (Heo Jung Min) and Chang Gil (Kim Ki Doo) have spent countless hours building robots but have done little else. The self-proclaimed “Avengers of the Engineering” these three may be the smartest guys on campus but they’re complete failures when it comes to social interaction.&nbsp;

Having been single for 9,888 days, the three friends agree that it’s time for them to find a girlfriend and end their days of singleness forever. There’s just one problem, none of them know how to actually talk to a girl. Scouring books and the internet for any helpful tips on how to get a girl, the three boys set out on a quest to end their loneliness, but getting a girl’s attention is harder than it looks!

With the school festival fast approaching, the boys decide this is the perfect time to find a girlfriend. But can love really be found so easily? Hwi So isn’t so sure. At least not until he meets Hye Jin (Lee Elijah), a straightforward, brutally honest archer who waltzes into his life and changes everything.

A delightful romantic comedy full of heart, “My Bossy Girlfriend” is a 2019 movie directed by Lee Jang Hee.

My Bossy Girlfriend

❤️My Bossy Girl🤖

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

The Never Gone Team 

What would you do to save your younger sister’s life?

When a North Korean spy fails to complete his mission in South Korea, his children, Myung Hoon (T.O.P) and Hye In (Kim Yoo Jung), are sent to a North Korean labor prison camp. High-ranking military official Colonel Moon Sang Chul (Jo Sung Ha) strikes a deal with 19-year-old Myung Hoon that he can’t refuse: infiltrate South Korea as a defector and kill a North Korean spy known as the Big Dipper (Jung Ho Bin) if he wants to save his sister’s life.

When Myung Hoon arrives in South Korea as a teenage defector, he is taken in by a South Korean couple who are actually North Korean spies. He enrolls in high school and befriends Lee Hye In (Han Ye Ri), who has the same name as his younger sister, after he rescues her from bullies.

As Myung Hoon tries to carry out his mission, political unrest in the North Korean government results in Myung Hoon suddenly becoming a liability to Colonel Moon. When an assassin is sent to kill Myung Hoon, can he survive and save his sister back home?

“Commitment” is a 2013 South Korean film co-written and directed by Park Hong Soo.

Commitment

The Come And Save Me Team

So Jung (Kim So Eun) has had a pretty miserable life so far. Beset by ill fortune, her mother is ill, and it seems that whatever she turns her hand to ends up in failure.

She works in a coffee shop run by the dashing – but skeptical and secretive – Seung Jae (Sung Hoon).

But one stormy night, a mysterious woman visits the shop and lends So Jung a strange book named “Are You in Love.” It turns out to be a remarkable – and even magical – tome!

One day, she asks the book a question about her love life – and receives an “answer” that miraculously changes her life.

All of a sudden, So Jung finds herself the talk of the town. Every man she meets ends up having a crush on her – including Seung Jae, who suddenly sheds his cool exterior to lay his heart bare for her.

Can So Jung use the power of the book to find true love? And could the reformed Seung Jae win her heart – despite all the competition?

“Are You in Love” is a 2020 South Korean romantic movie directed by Kim Jung Kwon.

Are You In Love

Lovely Cupids Team

Two women who live very different lives decide to exchange homes. Ai Lin (Yu Xin Tian) is poor while Wen Di (Xu Cen Zi) is wealthy. But when they are both dumped by their boyfriends on the same day, they accidentally meet each other. In order to change their luck in life and love, Ai Lin and Wen Di decide to exchange lifestyles for a week. Ai Lin moves into Wen Di’s luxury seaside villa while Wen Di moves into Ai Lin’s cramped, low-rent apartment. In the ensuing seven days, will the women find themselves and true love with Ai Qin (Yin Zhen) and Lin Hao (Wong Ki Ray)? “Give Seven Days” is a 2014 Chinese film directed by Tang Xu.

Give Seven Days

The Luckiest Week Team

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

That Brilliant Summer Team 

Having dedicated her entire life to pursuing her dream of becoming a doctor, Kim Shin Seol (Kang Ye Won) has sacrificed all semblance of a normal life, in pursuit of her dreams. Now a successful urologist, with a steadily growing practice, Shin Seol can say she has finally achieved her dreams. Perfectly content with her life, Shin Seol doesn’t regret her decision to put her education above all else; though she does have to admit that not having any sort of social life, has left her, on occasion, feeling a bit lonely.

On the other hand, Wang Seong Ki (Oh Ji Ho) is a successful obstetrician with no shortage of admirers. With a well-established practice and a long list of ladies interested in him, Seong Ki appears to be living the good life. But what most people don’t know is that the trauma of losing one of his patients in the past has left him dealing with some very real issues. Now impotent, Seong Ki has cut himself off from any romantic relationships so save himself from the endless embarrassment and heartache that comes with his condition.&nbsp;

Both too busy to bother with anything other than work, Seong Ki and Shin Seol’s expanding practices lead them to open new clinics in the same building. Coincidentally, the two live in the same building as well. As such, it’s only a matter of time before the two lonely doctors meet. Unfortunately, every time they bump into each other, they can’t seem to do anything but argue. Can two bickering souls ever make a love connection or will their constant arguing make them realize they’re better off single forever?&nbsp;

A story full of awkward moments and endless laughs, “Love Clinic” is a 2015 romantic comedy film directed by Aaron Kim.

Love Clinic

Bickering Love Birds 👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕

Jung Tae Suk (Kim Mu Yeol) is a police officer who is dispatched to the scene of a bloody murder: After two cars collide, one of the motorists brutally kills the other.

This same killer attempts to strike again when his car hits a vehicle being driven by mob boss Jang Dong Soo (Ma Dong Seok). But the gangster manages to fight back against his attacker, although the fight leaves him badly injured.

Jang Dong Soo assumes the incident was part of a plot to kill him, hatched by a rival gang. He orders his henchmen to mobilize.

But Jung Tae Suk comes up with a surprising and unconventional plan. He shows Jang Dong Soo that a devious serial killer is the real perpetrator – and asks Jang Dong Soo to help him bring the villain to justice.

Jang Dong Soo agrees, but only on the condition that if he catches the killer first, he will be free to administer his own form of justice.

Can this unlikely pair catch the killer in time to make the murders stop?

“The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil” is a 2019 South Korean thriller movie directed by Lee Won Tae.

The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil

The Bad World

Beijing Dinosaur Film Co., Ltd.

A student of Beijing Normal University, An Ran (Sandra Ma) was a pretty typical university student. She worked hard at her studies but she wasn’t opposed to taking a break to have a little fun; especially not when her favorite band was playing just across town. Desperate to see this once-in-a-lifetime show, An Ran fights her way through the crowd of overly excited fans mobbing the stadium, but without a ticket, she has no hope of getting in. At least not until a handsome stranger steps in and offers her a seat next to him. Without hesitation, An Ran accepts and in that moment her life changes forever.

A Taiwanese photographer with a studio in Beijing, Qi Xiao (Wallace Huo) couldn’t help but be drawn to the pretty girl he noticed trying to get into the concert. When she accepted the ticket he offered, his heart leapt and the time they spent together that evening would stay with him forever. That was in 1991. Today, things for An Ran and Qi Xiao are very different than what they imagined they would be, all those years ago.

A once-famous talk show host, An Ran, now a widow, lives in California with her estranged teenage daughter, Yu Xiaonian (Vicky Chen). When An Ran’s father becomes ill, Xiaonian returns to Beijing to care for him. While there, she discovers a collection of letters and photographs that tell the story of An Ran and Qi Xiao’s love; a love that was torn apart by family obligations, government restrictions, and the cruel interference of others. When these glimpses of the past combine with Xiaonian’s own memories she begins to see her mother in a whole new light. Will the truth of An Ran’s past be enough to heal the breach between them?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Rao Xueman, “Somewhere Winter” is a 2019 romance film directed by Wang Weiming.

Shows

Comments