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A vampire’s thirst for blood is reawakened after 500 years!

Ran (Jung Yeon Joo) is a beautiful vampire who has been leading a quiet existence for 500 years, operating a small makeup shop in the Mangwon neighborhood of Seoul. When a new landlord threatens to evict her, Ran meets the landlord’s son, So Nyeon (Song Kang). So Nyeon has the same scent as Jin Yi, a love from her past.

When So Nyeon’s scent arouses Ran’s natural vampire instincts, which she has suppressed for so long, what will happen to her quiet life now?

“Beautiful Vampire” is a 2018 South Korean film directed by Jude Jung.

Beautiful Vampire

Beautiful Vampire Team

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In a magical realm ravaged by supernatural, evil spirits, a mighty warrior named Nie Ming Jue (Wang Yi Zhao) is recalled to his ancestral tomb after its sanctity is violated.

The Nie realm has also fallen into chaos, as the forces of evil break loose and run amok.

He travels back to the Nie clan’s hometown to restore his family’s honor, taking with him his younger brother, the jovial, flute-playing Nie Huai Sang (Li Ji) in order to help restore the tomb and bring peace back to the Nie lands.

Nie Huai Sang is forced to undergo a rapid transformation as the evil forces intensify their efforts – and change from a fun-loving sidekick into a powerful and responsible Nie leader in his own right.

Is he up for this challenge of a lifetime? And will his brother help to protect him on this fateful mission of self-discovery?

This film is one of the follow-ups to the hit 2019 Chinese drama series “The Untamed.”

“The Untamed: Fatal Journey” is a 2020 Chinese movie that was directed by Qiu Zhong Wei.

The Untamed: Fatal Journey

Emperor Motion Pictures

Best friends since childhood, Ah Jie (Dong Zi Jian), Xiao Bo (Karry Wang), and Tong Tong (Dilraba Dilmurat) have grown up on the streets together. No strangers to trouble, the trio of orphans know the best way to avoid problems with the police is to not get caught, so when they find themselves on the run, they know exactly which places are the best to hide. Or so they thought.

Running into an abandoned general store after an evening of vandalism, the three friends decide to lay low for a while, eventually agreeing to spend the night in the store. All goes well until a mysterious letter appears in what seems to be a magical mailbox. With the letters addressed to the store’s former owner, Namiya (Jackie Chan), the delinquent trio decides to fill in for the absent owner. Answering the letter in his stead, the trio sets off a series of mysterious correspondence with pen pals living 30 years in the past.

Through the letters, the friends begin to piece together the stories of another group of orphans who lived in the 1990s. Even more amazing than connecting with the past is learning how the events in the lives of these strangers came to shape the present of these three friends.

Based on the novel “Miracles of the Namiya General Store” by Keigo Higashino, “Namiya” is a 2017 Chinese fantasy film directed by Han Jie.

Namiya

Magic Letter Team

This is a different kind of identity crisis.

Woo Jin is a young man who works as a furniture designer. He has a great life with the woman he loves, Yi Soo (Han Hyo Joo), if it weren’t for one little problem.

Every morning, Woo Jin wakes up to discover that he is inhabiting a different body. It could be the body of a young, good-looking man (Do Ji Han), a portly everyman (Kim Dae Myung), a middle-aged man (Bae Sung Woo), an old man (Chun Young Woon) or even a beautiful young woman (Park Shin Hye)!

Every time Woo Jin wakes up in a new body, he has to figure out where he is and how he can find his way back to Yi Soo, who is always waiting for him. Will there be a day that Woo Jin can’t find his way back?

“The Beauty Inside” is a 2015 South Korean film directed by Baik. It is based on the 2012 American social film by the same title directed by Drake Doremus.

The Beauty Inside

When Hwang Woo Yeon (Kim Young Kwang) receives a wedding invitation from the woman who stole his heart more than ten years ago, he begins to realize only too late that his first love was the one he should never have let get away.

A transfer student from Jeonju, Hwan Seung Hee (Park Bo Young) stole Hwang Woo Yeon’s heart the moment their eyes met, on that fateful day in the teachers’ office. Immediately heart-struck, Woo Yeon vows to make Seung Hee fall in love with him. After a lot of work and wooing, Woo Yeon eventually wins Seung Hee’s heart but fate refuses to play fair.

Separated not long after, Seung Hee and Woo Yeon spend the next ten years wandering in and out of each other’s lives. Always friends but never more, Woo Yeon begins to realize that what he wants more than anything is the one thing he may never have. 

"On Your Wedding Day" is a 2018 romantic comedy film directed by Lee Seok Geun.

On Your Wedding Day

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A former Army Intelligence spy is forced to give up his quiet existence to save the life of a little girl.

Cha Tae Sik (Won Bin) owns a run-down pawn shop in a sketchy neighborhood. Known as “ajusshi” to everyone in the neighborhood, Tae Sik mostly keeps to himself and only befriends a young girl named So Mi (Kim Sae Ron), who comes to hang out at his shop when her drug-addicted mom, Hyo Jung (Kim Hyo Seo), is entertaining men.

When Hyo Jung steals heroine from a dangerous crime organization, crime lord Oh Myung Gyu (Song Young Chang) sends his subordinates, brothers Man Seok (Kim Hee Won) and Jong Seok (Kim Sung Oh) and their henchman Lum Ramrowa (Thanayong Wongtrakul), after Hyo Jung. When the gangsters come to Tae Sik’s pawn shop looking for Hyo Jong, Jong Seok and his men end up taking Hyo Jung and So Mi captive.

The gangsters soon learn that they messed with the wrong guy, as it turns out that Tae Sik is a former covert operative for the South Korean Army Intelligence. Tae Sik goes after the dangerous gangsters to try to save So Mi’s life, but can he get to her in time?

“The Man From Nowhere” is a 2010 South Korean film written and directed by Lee Jeong Beom. It was the highest-grossing film of 2010.

The Man From Nowhere

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 

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An entertainment reporter for a local magazine, Fang Miao Miao (Mabel Yuan) is always on the lookout for the next big story. Catching Hallyu superstar Hoo Joon (Chanyeol) in the middle of a clandestine meeting with a popular idol, Ai Lin (Seohyun), Miao Miao wastes no time in capturing the meeting on her phone. There’s just one problem, Hoo Joon catches her in the act and destroys the evidence before she can cause any damage. Outraged by Miao Miao’s attack on their star, Hoo Joon’s management set out to destroy the reporter’s career. A job they do only too well.&nbsp;

Now unemployed, Miao Miao vows revenge on Hoo Joon by becoming his worst nightmare: an anti-fan. Determined to ruin him in any way possible, she resorts to picketing and petty crime but all her efforts succeed in doing is landing him and herself on a new reality show.

Forced to take the job out of desperation, Miao Miao is determined to use this opportunity to ruin Hoo Joon once and for all. But even the best of Miao Miao’s well-laid plans come to naught. As the two sworn enemies spend more time in each other’s company, they find their initial impressions were very wrong and slowly, their feelings towards each other begin to change. But can hatred really turn to love?&nbsp;

Based on the manhwa, “So I Married An Anti-fan” by Jiwan, “So I Married My Anti-Fan” Is a 2016 romantic comedy film directed by Kim Jae Young.

So I Married My Anti-Fan

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Teenager Shao Wu (Ally Chiu) is fiercely independent. Her father Kei Go (Jack Kao) is a Taipei-based gangster who operates protection rackets, illegal gambling dens, and shady hostess bars. He left Shao Wu and her mother alone many years ago on a small island, a home to fearsome snakes that she, somehow, has never been scared of.

After the death of her mother, Shao Wu is left with her only her grandmother to look after her. Shao Wu’s fearlessness has landed her in trouble of late, though – standing up to male school bullies and the like has landed her in hot water at school.

Facing suspension (or worse) from school, she instead begrudgingly agrees to go to start anew, moving to Taipei to live with her father.

Kei Go is happy to be reunited with his daughter, but refuses to change his lifestyle. Gradually, she gets to know more about her father, his work, his friends, and even his girlfriend…

Can the father-and-daughter duo learn to put the past behind them and create a new, happier life in Taipei?

“The Gangster’s Daughter” is a 2017 Taiwanese movie that was directed by Chen Mei Juin.

The Gangster's Daughter

Would you gain weight to get the man of your dreams?

Do Ah Ra (Lee So Jung) is a top model. She is meticulous about her work and her perfect body and likes things to be just right on the set of her photo shoots. When she starts work with a skilled photographer, Kang Do Kyung (Lee Hyun Jin), she at first is annoyed by his tardiness and his suggestions on how to do her job. But Do Kyung’s photographs of Ah Ra for a magazine increase Ah Ra’s popularity, and she becomes smitten with him.

When Ah Ra learns that Do Kyung only likes chubby women, will Ah Ra eat her way into his heart?

“Chubby Revolution” is a 2012 South Korean film directed by Min Doo Sik.

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