Ren Takahashi (Masaki Suda) and Aoi Sonoda (Nana Komatsu), born in 1989, first meet at age 13 and fall deeply in love. After Aoi's sudden relocation to Sapporo, Ren tracks her down, discovering she has been assaulted by her mother's boyfriend. They escape together and share an intimate night before being separated by police. Years later, they reunite in Tokyo as adults with different life paths: Aoi plans to move to Singapore, while Ren aspires to become a successful cheese-maker. Despite their complicated history and divergent futures, their passionate connection remains unbroken. This is a 2020 Japanese movie directed by Takahisa Zeze.

Kotoko Aihara (Reina Asaki) is ecstatic to begin university life alongside Naoki Irie (Kanta Sato), her longtime crush from high school, even though they’re in different majors. Determined to stay close to him, she joins the tennis club with him, but finds herself overwhelmed by the rigorous training. Things get even worse for Kotoko when beautiful and brilliant senior club member Yuko Matsumoto (Ayane Nagabuchi) sets her sights on Naoki, proving to be a formidable rival for his affections. Meanwhile, Kotoko's father suggests they leave the Irie family home, where they’ve been staying ever since a gas leak destroyed their house. Can Kotoko manage to keep her bond with Naoki alive despite everything life throws at her – and will she find a way to win his heart? Adapted from Kaoru Tada’s 1990s manga series "Itazura Na Kiss," this movie is the second installment in the "Mischievous Kiss the Movie" series.

Kyoichi Otomo (Tadayoshi Okura), a serial cheater, finds himself caught by Imagase Wataru (Ryo Narita), a private detective hired by his wife and his former university friend. Imagase uses his evidence of Kyoichi's infidelity to negotiate intimate encounters, blackmailing Kyoichi with the threat of exposing his affairs. When Kyoichi's wife eventually divorces him, the two men begin to explore their complicated relationship, with Imagase harboring a long-standing crush on Kyoichi. Their connection deepens, revealing complex emotions and challenging dynamics between a chronic cheater and his persistent admirer. Can these two navigate their tumultuous past and potential future together? Adapted from Setona Mizushiro's manga, "The Cornered Mouse Dreams of Cheese" is a 2020 Japanese romance film directed by Yukisada Isao.

When Tomoyo Shiino (Nagano Mei) learns of her best friend Mariko Ikagawa's (Nao) death, she is devastated by the news. Having supported Mariko through years of abuse and emotional turmoil, Tomoyo feels overwhelming guilt for not being able to help her friend more during her lifetime. In an act of profound love and desperation, Tomoyo decides to steal Mariko's remains and take her on a final journey, hoping to liberate her friend's tortured soul from the cruelty of her past. As she travels, Tomoyo reflects on their shared memories and seeks closure for both herself and her deceased friend. This deeply emotional journey becomes a poignant exploration of friendship, trauma, and the lengths one will go to honor a loved one's memory. Adapted from the manga series by Hirako Waka, "My Broken Mariko" is a 2022 Japanese psychological drama film directed by Tanada Yuki.

On the small Japanese island of Mihama, Nobuyuki Kurokawa (Iura Arata) violently kills a man after mistakenly believing he is raping his girlfriend Mika (Hasegawa Kyoko). Tasuku (Nagayama Eita), a young neighbor, witnesses the gruesome incident. Hours later, a devastating tsunami ravages the island, seemingly washing away the evidence. Twenty-five years later, Nobuyuki is now a family man with a wife Namiko (Manami Hashimoto) and a five-year-old daughter, while Mika has become a famous actress under a new identity. Unbeknownst to them, Tasuku, who once idolized Nobuyuki, has survived and is determined to expose the truth about the long-ago murder. With a burning desire for justice, Tasuku prepares to unleash chaos into Mika and Nobuyuki's seemingly peaceful lives. This is a 2017 Japanese movie directed by Tatsushi Omori.

Several months ago, a series of gruesome murders of young women in rural areas shocked the police, who believed they had caught the killer. However, new killings emerge, leaving officers uncertain if it's the same serial killer or a copycat. Detective Manabu Kagaya (Yudai Chiba) investigates by visiting the imprisoned killer Yoshiharu Urano (Ryo Narita), who reveals a mysterious figure called M taught him his criminal methods. Urano suggests he is the only way to reach M, challenging Kagaya's investigative skills and trust. As more bodies potentially await, Kagaya must decide whether to believe the deranged convict to stop further murders. This is a sequel to the 2018 film "Stolen Identity," a 2020 Japanese movie directed by Hideo Nakata.

Manga artist Keigo Yamashiro (Masaki Suda) struggles to rise to the top of his craft due to his inability to create realistic villains. His fortune changes when he witnesses a brutal crime and spots the murderer (Fukase). Instead of revealing the killer's identity to the police, Keigo lies and uses the murderer's face as inspiration for his new manga series. The series becomes a hit – but there’s a horrifying twist: The violent events he depicts in his manga start occurring in real life. As fiction bleeds into reality, Keigo faces a dilemma – how far will he go to protect his secret and newfound success? This 2021 Japanese movie was directed by Nagai Akira.

Kazuma Saito (Tomoya Nakamura) lives with seven distinct personalities, each representing a day of the week and completely unaware of each other's actions. These personalities communicate only through sticky notes and a journal, with vastly different lifestyles ranging from a rock band member to a shy, clean-living individual. When Wednesday suddenly disappears, the remaining personalities are thrown into chaos, desperately trying to understand and resolve the mysterious absence. Tuesday begins exploring extreme solutions, including an experimental surgery that could potentially end their fractured existence. As the personalities struggle to maintain their delicate balance, they must determine how to function without a crucial member of their weekly cycle. This is a 2020 Japanese movie directed by Kohei Yoshino that explores the complex world of multiple personalities and their interconnected survival.