Asian Drama

The story begins with a "white lie". Jian Bin (Geng Le) has been unemployed for three months but cannot bring himself to tell his wife of seven years (Xu Jung Lei). Their relationship has begun to shut down, with only their ability to talk about the most banal topics. Every morning he puts on a suit and tie, takes his briefcase, and pretends to leave for work. But instead of going to work, he spends the day riding the subway. In the subway, the camera discovers other couples and other worlds. Each pair has a different rhythm and a different way of communicating. Meanwhile, Jian Bin becomes desperate as he begins to run out of money and excuses. In turn, we also learn that his wife has her secrets too. A wonderful and critically acclaimed motion picture that did well in the Festival circuit, this movie will suit the International audience well. Check references for Movie Reviews.

A nouveau-rich inventor hires a personal trainer to help him improve his etiquette and win the affections of a wealthy woman in this comedy from acclaimed director Feng Xiaogang (Big Shot's Funeral, The Banquet) From the director of Back to 1942, Feng Xiaogang, comes PERSONAL TAILOR, one of the most unique films you'll see in this upcoming holiday season. Imagine a team that will sacrifice themselves for your dream at any cost -- but only if that dream makes you a better person. And only if that dream lasts a single day... What would your dream be? Where would you go? What would you do? And after that single day, what would happen to you? 

Can a divorced couple fall in love all over again? The film opens with a happy young couple on their honeymoon, but catastrophe strikes almost immediately when the newlyweds get into a motorcycle accident. The bride, He Mann wakes up in a hospital asking for her husband, but she soon learns that it’s been five years since her honeymoon. She has no memory of the years in between — all she knows is that she’s in the hospital now because of another accident. And, oh yes, she’s divorced. Despite the premise, “Stolen Years” veers from tragedy as Mann tries to figure out how her marriage soured and where her life went off-track.

The legend of a team called MIT secretly protecting Sheng Ying University was never publicly acknowledged but nonetheless spread wildly among the student body. For some reason, the team had disappeared and evil began to wreck havoc in the school. The last remaining member of MIT, Teacher Cherry, decided to recruit the baddest of all bad students, 007, 187, 747 and Tian Mo Xing, to form a new generation of MIT who would solve the crimes and restore the school to its former glory.

The legend of a team called MIT secretly protecting Sheng Ying University was never publicly acknowledged but nonetheless spread wildly among the student body. For some reason, the team had disappeared and evil began to wreck havoc in the school. The last remaining member of MIT, Teacher Cherry, decided to recruit the baddest of all bad students, 007, 187, 747 and Tian Mo Xing, to form a new generation of MIT who would solve the crimes and restore the school to its former glory.

Xiao Bai and Xiao Hong are two long-lost siblings whose parents had passed away. However, their reunion is not all happy and cheery. Since they never got along as kids, they fight like cats and dogs as adults and refuse to live peacefully together like civilized people do. They finally make a pact that whoever gets married first can continue to live in their father's house while the other must move out. So, they begin their individual quests to find Miss and Mister Right.