Liu Ye reprises his role as Laosan, the former Navy officer who suffered brain damage while on duty. Low on mental capacity but stacked with Kung Fu skills Laosan would walk around the city fighting crime. And more crime is afoot when in The Underdog Knight 2 Laosan fights international criminals to protect a national treasure from being stolen during an exhibition. He also rescues his girlfriend from kidnappers. Director Ding Sheng returns to helm the film. Playing Laosan's girlfriend is Zhang Xinglin, Miss World 2007.

n all confused subtle emotional relationship, our hero believes that love can reveal the whole truth, not love, but broke up. "World of 7 billion people, the couple's relationship, but a million kinds of relationships in a trivial, but some people maintain it look more than anything else, our company is to break this self-righteous 'V relationship' get rid of your old love to look ahead. Simply speaking is to help you break up. "This is the boss Kan Wang (Wang ornaments) in negotiations" for some opening of business "is often used. We are a specialist to help people solve problems parted company, hurt feelings by trained, talk about feelings talk about money, the company boss Wang Kan establishment, Kan Wang always said, "to talk about feelings hurt more money na", so he divorced bankruptcy, Though once fell into despair, but he still ready to rise again, since then, in this bustling city, always see him crazy dusk posting small ads on the scene.

Dae-Woo (Park Yong-Woo) is an English Literature Professor. He's 30-years-old and has never had a girlfriend. With the urging from his best friend, Dae-Woo finally got the courage to ask out Mi-Na (Choi Gang-Hee), a woman that just moved into his apartment complex. Being a perfectionist, Dae-Woo planned out everything for their first date including the lines he would say. Although his prepared lines weren't effective, they still somehow clicked and began dating as boyfriend and girlfriend. As their relationship develops and they spend more time together, Dae-Woo notices weird things with Mi-Na. Why does she have a kimchi refrigerator with no kimchi in it? Why doesn't she know who Piet Mondrian is, despite being an art major and having a print of one of his pieces? Why hasn't she heard of Dostoevsky? Her roommate (Jo Eun-Ji) swears like a sailor and dates a thug. Eventually, Dae-Woo hires a private investigator to find out more about Mi-Na ...

Shinichi Tsuda, a Naoki Prize winning author, is working to publish his newest story. It revolves around Tsuyama, a driver for a call girl business in Toyama Prefecture, who comes across a mysterious counterfeit bill and has his life targeted by underworld kingpin Kurata. Is his story fact or fiction? His editor, Nahomi Torikai, decides to verify whether his latest work is mere fiction based on real-life experiences. She looks into a family that vanished, a post office worker who went missing, a shady load of cash, the whereabouts of the doves, and the fateful encounter from that night... A series of shocking facts are revealed from Tsuda’s stories. Why did the counterfeit money end up in Tsuda’s hands? What is the “ending” that Tsuda wished to portray?

Adapted from a novel of the same name.

Ki-Soo (Kim Byeong-Seok) and Jong-Dae (Yoo Ah-In) are brothers. Ki-Soo is the older brother and he has become somewhat of the surrogate father to Jong-Dae, even though he is barely able to keep his personal life in order. Ki-Soo lives in a small studio apartment and makes ends meet as a valet taxi driver. He dreams of becoming a drummer in a rock n roll band. Their mother is a religious fanatic and their father abandoned them years ago. Youner brother Jongdae lives with their mother.

Meanwhile, Jongdae washes cars as his full time job. He’s somewhat of an oddball, as he still carries the psychological scars of a traumatic childhood accident. When Jongdae was a child, Ki-Soo kicked him in the groin to prevent him from seeing their mom in a compromising position. The kick resulted in Jong-Dae losing one of his testicles permanently.

Now that the two brothers are on the doorsteps of adulthood, they start to live separate lives. Ki-Soo tries to fulfill his musical dreams while Jong-Dae finds a job in a brothel as an attendent. When their mom learns of Jong-Dae’s new job, she goes to Ki-Soo and makes him promise to protect his younger brother. Kisoo is soon forced into upholding that promise.

“Thesis of Evil” is a story of Dr. Professor (Pentti Korhonen), the most successful super villain of his time. In a time where super villains are more celebrated than heroes, doing evil has become a huge business. And where there is money, there are always the men in suits pushing paperwork and schedules. Dr. Professor finds himself unable to control his own evildoing. “Dr. Professor's Thesis of Evil” is a 2011 American dark comedy set in the world of superheroes, gigantic mutant koalas and death rays. The movie will set a cornerstone in the new world of original motion novels, a fascinating combination of photography, 3D graphics and animation.

Kiyozumi Hamada is a 3rd grader in high school. He possesses a strong sense of justice. One day, he sees first grade student Hari Kuramoto being bullied. He helps her. Since that time, Kiyozumi Hamada tries to save Hari Kuramoto from bullies. While doing that, they grow closer.

Adapted from the novel by Takemiya Yuyuko.

It tells the story of a group of creditors ostrich plant employees to be posted by the end of the story, how to fry a variety of little faith without virtue no rogue, lure, grinding, wrapping, noisy, disturbing, v, turn, and so on doing all the trouble energy, accidents continue, jokes abound! Beautiful ostrich plant too many outstanding loans as customers, the company operating desperate, but not the boss now breeding plant employees