Greg Hsu

When greedy sheriff Zheng Wei (Greg Hsu) learns that wealthy businessman's wife Joanna (Janine Chang), has been wrongfully implicated in the locked-room murder of her lover, he senses an opportunity and demands a large sum of money to clear her name. However, this is just the beginning of a tangled web of murder and class conflict: Hong Jie (Kara Wai), whose husband is missing, seeks revenge on Ming Hao (Yin Zheng), the son of a councilman who she believes is behind it all – but Ming Hao is the very man Joanna is accused of killing. Will the truth behind these layers of crime and oppression ever be revealed? "The Invisible Guest" is a 2023 Chinese movie directed by Chen Zuo, adapted from the 2016 Spanish movie of the same name.

The Invisible Guest

Zheng Wei

Huang Yu Xuan (Alice Ke) is a woman who appears to be living a very fulfilled life. Married to a wealthy man, she is pregnant, and looks forward to building a happy family. But everything changes when she has an accident and falls into a coma. Li Zi Wei (Greg Han), a young man who thinks she may be someone else, comes forward with a cassette tape that he claims could help Huang Yu Xuan recover. Her husband agrees to let her listen to it.

But the tape appears to have special powers – and sends Huang Yu Xuan on a journey through time. She finds that she is actually living in a series of bizarre time loops that also involves Li Zi Wei and another young man named Mo Jun Jie (Patrick Shih). In these time loops, Huang Yu Xuan and Li Zi Wei meet again and again – sometimes “reborn” as totally different people. They struggle to save one another again and again in events that stretch back to 2001. Can love help these time travelers break the loop – or is tragedy on the horizon?

“Someday or One Day: The Movie” is a 2022 Taiwanese movie that was directed by Huang Tien Jen.

Someday or One Day: The Movie

Being two very different people, no one would have ever thought that He Xi Zhen (Diane Lin) and Liu Wang Ting (Pipi Yao) would ever become friends. In fact, with both of them harboring a crush on their classmate, Wen Hao Sheng (Greg Han), it seemed more likely that they two would become mortal enemies. However, that simply wasn’t the case. Their equal love of Hao Sheng only served to draw the two girls closer together.

Eventually becoming best friends, Xi Zhen and Wang Ting were practically inseparable. Even after Hao Sheng made it clear that he had romantic feelings for Wang Ting, the two friends remained close. Trading a romantic relationship for an unwavering friendship, Xi Zhen slowly made her way out of the love triangle, leaving Wang Ting and Hao Sheng free to start dating. Even as the two grew closer, Wang Ting was always there, loving and supporting her two best friends. But when an unexpected accident sends Wan Ting to the hospital, a critical decision has to be made.

Years later, the friend who had suddenly disappeared from Xi Zhen and Hao Sheng’s lives is back, but something’s different. Will the three once-inseparable friends be able to pick up where they left off or will the time passed and changes made drive them further apart?

A story of love and friendship, “Hijra: In Between” is a 2018 romance drama directed by Mi Chieh Tsai.

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