During the last years of the Tang Dynasty, Nie Yinniang (Shu Qi), a young aristocrat trained as an assassin by her aunt Jia Xin (Fang Yi Sheu), is a living weapon tasked with eliminating corrupt government officials. When she shows mercy to a target, her aunt tests her resolve by ordering her to kill Tian Ji'an (Chang Chen), the military governor of Weibo - her cousin and former betrothed. As Yinniang observes the potential consequences of her mission, she becomes conflicted about following her aunt's orders, knowing her actions could destabilize the entire province. Torn between duty and compassion, she must ultimately choose between her head and her heart. This is a 2015 Taiwan/Hong Kong/China co-produced wuxia film loosely based on the seventh-century tale of "Nie Yinniang" by Pei Xing, directed by Hou Hsiao Hsien.

Xia Zhi (Xiao Shen Yang), a middle-aged man with no ambition, spends his days drinking and spinning unbelievable tales at his girlfriend Xiao Xue's (Ivy Chen) restaurant. When members of a criminal organization led by Hu Qing Mu (Andrew Lin) overhear one of his stories and mistake it for a real kidnapping, Xia Zhi suddenly finds himself with a bounty on his head. Unable to convince the police of his predicament due to his history of lying, he must now outrun bounty hunters and find evidence to prove his story is true. With his life on the line, Xia Zhi must use his wits to survive and clear his name. This is an exciting 2018 South Korean action comedy film directed by Yiwei Liu.

During the late Northern Song Dynasty, under Emperor Huizong's rule, counterfeit money threatens the capital's stability. Department Six Constabulary, led by Commander Liu (Cheng Tai Shen), investigates the currency crisis, but their efforts are interrupted by the mysterious Divine Constabulary, a secret agency commissioned by the Emperor. Liu orders his top investigator, Leng Xue (Deng Chao), to infiltrate and destroy the rival agency. Leng Xue works alongside his skilled comrades Wu Qing (Liu Yi Fei), Zhui Ming (Ronald Cheng), and Tie Shou (Collin Chou), known as The Four, to uncover a deeper conspiracy beyond mere counterfeiting. As tensions rise between the two agencies, they must decide whether to collaborate or risk allowing a greater threat to destabilize the entire kingdom. This is a 2012 Hong Kong wuxia film adapted from Woon Swee Oan's novel series "The Four Great Constables" and directed by Gordon Chan and Janet Chun.

William Luk (Louis Koo), lead investigator of Hong Kong's Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), becomes entangled in a high-stakes investigation when a terrorist incident erupts during an international event. Partnering with Kenny Ching (Kevin Cheng), he uncovers a complex corruption case involving sex slave traffickers targeting Chief Justice Emma Pong (Jessica Hsuan), who possesses critical evidence of human trafficking networks in Thailand. With support from his friend Lau Po Keung (Julian Cheung), chief inspector of the VIP Protection Unit, William must navigate a dangerous conspiracy with powerful protectors at every level. This is the fifth and final installment of the "Storm" pentalogy, a 2021 Hong Kong movie directed by David Lam.

In the celestial realm, Marshal Tian Peng (Hanson Ying) is tasked with hunting down the evil Monkey King, Sun Wu Kong (Zhang Yu Xuan), who once caused chaos in the heavens. After being exiled by Buddha beneath a mountain, Sun Wu Kong now threatens to break free and wreak havoc in the mortal world. Tian Peng travels to the mortal realm and teams up with Bao (Wang Yi Zhe), a skilled monster hunter, to find the Monkey King's underground lair. As they search, a bond of affection grows between them. When Tian Peng finally confronts Sun Wu Kong, he must tap into his deepest, most primal powers to have any chance of defeating this formidable enemy. Loosely based on characters from the classic 16th-century novel "Journey to the West," this is a 2020 Chinese fantasy movie directed by Dai Yi Lin.

Shen Lian (Chang Chen), a principled soldier, saves Imperial guard Lu Wen Zhao (Zhang Yi) during a brutal battle and is subsequently recruited to the Imperial capital's guard. Despite the prevalent corruption, Shen Lian remains honest and harbors a deep appreciation for art, particularly the works of female artist Bei Zhai (Yang Mi). When Bei Zhai is accused of creating artworks that mock the Emperor, Shen Lian is ironically tasked with finding and killing her. A shocking murder scene and opportunistic rebels conspire to frame Shen Lian for a crime he did not commit, forcing him to flee and attempt to clear his name while evading a relentless rival guard. This 2017 Chinese movie was directed and co-written by Lu Yang.

The spiritual energy of heaven and earth gave birth to a powerful orb known as the Hunyuan Pearl. Yuan Shi Tian Zun refined this orb into two artifacts: the Spirit Pearl, destined to reincarnate as a heroic human and bless the Zhou Dynasty, and the Demon Pill, fated to create a demon king destined for destruction. Yuan Shi Tian Zun decreed that in three years, the demon king would be destroyed by heavenly thunder. However, a mix-up causes the Spirit Pearl and Demon Pill to be swapped, resulting in Ne Zha, intended to be a hero, being born as a chaotic demon king. Despite his demonic nature, Ne Zha harbors a heart that yearns to be a hero. With only three years before the heavenly thunder strikes, can Ne Zha prove his worth and change his fate? Yu Yang directed this 2019 Chinese animated film.

When army commander Jiang Ziya is offered a heavenly position as the leader of all the gods, in exchange for executing the deadly Fox Demon, he sets out immediately. However, he discovers that the Fox Demon, Nine-Tailed, is attached to the soul of an innocent young girl. Unable to carry out his divine command, Jiang Ziya spares the girl and the demon, leading to his banishment to the mortal realm. There, he meets a young girl by the name of Jiu. Realizing she’s the girl whose soul he saved, he takes it upon himself to help her find her missing father; a quest which brings him face-to-face with the Fox Demon once more. Picking up where the 2019 animated film “Ne Zha” left off, this 2020 Chinese animated fantasy adventure sequel film was directed by Cheng Teng and Li Wei.