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High school student Do Yeon (Jung So Min) and her salaryman father Sang Tae (Yoon Je Moon) have hit a rough patch: they argue constantly, each believing that the other has an easier life. One night, after a particularly heated argument, they each wish they could switch places to understand the other's life better... only for their wishes to unexpectedly come true! Now in the other's body, they're forced to navigate each other's lives – Do Yeon is thrust into her father's corporate job as he's trying to get a promotion, while Sang Tae must deal with the life of a high school girl, including preparing for Do Yeon's talent show audition. In order to return to their own bodies, they have to go seven days without arguing. Will father and daughter manage to return to their own bodies and rebuild their relationship? This film was adapted from the Japanese novel "Papa to Musume no Nanokakan" by Takahisa Igarashi.

Daddy You, Daughter Me

Hokkaido high school seniors Hiro (Kie Kitano) and Shu (Masaki Okada) are newly dating, enjoying their blossoming young romance. However, a silent threat that could spell the end of their relationship looms over them: Hiro's plans for university are local, while Shu intends to apply to universities outside of Hokkaido. When Shu reveals his acceptance – and intent – to attend Waseda University in Tokyo, Hiro struggles with the prospect of a long-distance relationship, and begs Shu not to go. As their high school graduation date grows ever closer, Hiro and Shu must make decisions that may affect the direction of their lives forever.

Halfway

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When Yu Akabane (Nana Komatsu) moves into a school dormitory after her father's transfer, she's thrilled to be near Takumi Shirakawa (Yudai Chiba), the school's "White Prince." Her dreams are quickly shattered by Haruto Kurosaki (Kento Nakajima), the notorious "Black Devil" who steals her first kiss and demands she become his slave. As Yu suffers under Haruto's cruelty, Takumi becomes increasingly interested in her, drawn by her resilience and the tension with Haruto. Caught between these two contrasting personalities, Yu struggles to understand her own feelings and decide whether to follow her heart or her mind. Based on the manga "Defying Kurosaki-kun" by Makino, this is a 2016 Japanese high school romance film directed by Sho Tsukikawa.

The Black Devil and the White Prince

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After renowned heart specialist Cha Seung Do's (Park Shin Yang) daughter Cha So Mi (Lee Re) begins exhibiting strange and terrifying symptoms after a heart transplant, he and his wife fear that something has gone horribly wrong. Desperate to save her, they turn to Priest Bahn Hae Sin (Lee Min Ki), who believes So Mi is possessed by a demon and performs an exorcism, but So Mi tragically dies during the ritual. Devastated and in denial, Seung Do refuses to accept her death, convinced that her heart is still beating. Over the three days of So Mi's funeral, Seung Do and Priest Bahn clash over the reality of the situation – but supernatural forces beyond their control lurk just below the surface.

Devils Stay

In 1908, a small band of Korean freedom fighters are trying to liberate the nation from Imperial Japanese colonial rule. When the militants secure a stunning victory against the colonial army, one of their leaders, Ahn Jung Geun (Hyun Bin), decides to take mercy on the soldiers they have captured. This causes many of the freedom fighters to question Jung Geun’s devotion to the cause. A year later, the militants are forced to once again rally behind Jung Geun as they travel to Harbin, China. Their mission is to thwart talks between the Japanese Prime Minister and Russian officials. But an insider appears to be leaking details of their mission to the enemy. Can his brave group make a heroic stand against tyranny – or are their efforts set to end in tragedy?

Harbin

When Qin (Fan Wei), an ex-convict in his 50s, receives 1.5 million yuan in demolition compensation from his late parents’ home, he dreams of starting over by settling down and having children. However, after getting scammed by a marriage agency, he decides to take matters into his own hands and posts a matchmaking notice outside a women’s prison. There, he meets Chang Juan (Zhou Dong Yu), a recently released 24-year-old, and the two begin to spend time together. While initially hesitant due to their large age gap, Qin accepts Chang Juan's proposal of marriage, providing a dowry of 184,400 yuan deposited directly into her account at her request. But after a heated argument over having a child leaves her hospitalized, Chang Juan suddenly disappears – along with the money. Can Qin find Chang Juan and resolve their differences, or is this just the beginning of something even more serious? This movie was adapted from the novel "The Murderous Girl in a Wedding Dress" by Xia Long.

Strangers When We Meet

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Highly skilled North Korean detective Lim Cheol Ryung (Hyun Bin) is tasked with capturing Cha Gi Sung (Kim Joo Hyuck), a former superior-turned-crime syndicate leader who betrayed the regime by stealing counterfeit money printing plates, killing Cheol Ryung's team, and fleeing to South Korea. Upon Cheol Ryung's own arrival in Korea, he meets Kang Jin Tae (Yoo Hai Jin), a bumbling yet well-meaning South Korean detective who's secretly keeping tabs on Cheol Ryung for the South Korean government. Will Cheol Ryung and Jin Tae manage to overcome their mutual distrust to track down Gi Sung and hold him accountable for his crimes?

Confidential Assignment

Ji Young (Jung Yu Mi), born in 1982, once dreamed of traveling the world and building a successful career in marketing. However, after marrying Dae Hyeon (Gong Yoo) and having their daughter, those aspirations were put on hold. While struggling with postpartum depression, Ji Young finds it difficult to reconcile her past dreams with her current reality as a stay-at-home mother, feeling stifled by the roles she's expected to play in society. However, everything changes when she suddenly takes on the personas of different important people in her life when she's stressed, such as her mother and late grandmother. Alarmed, Dae Hyeon urges Ji Young to seek treatment, as she's unaware of her new habit. Can Ji Young figure out what the root of her strange affliction is and regain her passion for life? This movie was based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Cho Nam Joo.

Kim Ji Young: Born 1982

Getting laid off, losing your life savings, and dealing with a family member's medical bills are all bad enough on their own – but unfortunately for programmer Gao Zhi Lei (Xu Zheng), they all hit at once, putting him in a precarious situation as he hides the truth of his misfortune from his wife Xiao Ni (Xin Zhi Lei) and daughter. In a desperate attempt to support his family, Zhi Lei takes a temporary job as a food delivery worker. As a newcomer to the demands of the gig economy, Zhi Lei struggles with unreasonable customer demands and relentless competition from other app companies, but finds solace and companionship among his fellow workers. However, when a new opportunity comes his way, Zhi Lei must decide whether he'll stick with his new friends or climb the corporate ladder. This film was adapted from the novel of the same name by Qing Ming.

Upstream

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Huang Yu Xuan (Alice Ke), a pregnant woman with a seemingly perfect life, experiences a life-altering accident that leaves her in a coma. Li Zi Wei (Greg Han), believing she might be someone significant, presents a mysterious cassette tape that could aid her recovery. The tape unexpectedly transports Huang Yu Xuan through time, revealing a complex series of interconnected time loops involving her, Li Zi Wei, and Mo Jun Jie (Patrick Shih). Across multiple reincarnations and timelines stretching back to 2001, the characters repeatedly encounter each other, struggling to save one another in a cyclical narrative of love and fate. As they navigate these temporal shifts, they must determine whether their deep connection can break the mysterious time loop or if tragedy is inevitable. This is a 2022 Taiwanese movie directed by Huang Tien Jen.

Someday or One Day: The Movie

Amidst Russia's post-Soviet economic struggles in the early 1990s, Chinese traders used the trans-Siberian railway to transport goods and profit in Russian markets. However, as the train's cargo grows even more valuable, it becomes a prime target for robbers – including Miao Qing Shan (Huang Xuan) and his ruthless gang. The Chinese police deploy a covert team of officers disguised as merchants into Russia led by Cui Zhen Hai (Zhang Han Yu) in the hopes of stopping the gang, but the team soon learns that there are deeper conspiracies at play. Can Zhen Hai manage to bring Qing Shan to justice, or is this mission doomed to fail? This movie was inspired by true events.

Moscow Mission

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When her mother dies saving a child’s life, high schooler Mo Xing Xing's (Qiu Tian) life is thrown into utter turmoil. All of a sudden, she's left alone with her alcoholic father and her own mental health struggles. She suffers from bullying at school, but finds some comfort in the company of her friendships with Mi Sha (Bao Shang En) and Lu Li (Justin). But their relationship is rocked when Mi Sha announces plans to leave and Xing Xing learns that the boy who her mother died saving was none other than Lu Li. The three-way friendship comes to an abrupt end. However, as they begin their lives apart, they begin to wonder if they might eventually settle their differences. Could time prove the ultimate healer? Or has too much water already passed under the bridge? This film was adapted from the novel “Sandglass” by Rao Xue Man.

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