A group of four telecommunications employees at Pegasus Broadband, headlined by Francis Ng in his most charming role in recent memory, begrudgingly join the company dragon boat team hoping such a pledge of loyalty will keep them immune from encroaching layoffs. Under the tutelage of the pretty young no-nonsense coach, Dorothy (Jennifer Yu) they learn not just how to really race, but also to confront their own impending mid-life crises. From nagging families and infidelity to unrequited love and elusive Andy Lau concert tickets, myriad demons are exorcised as our bungling protagonists overcome the odds and take charge in this life-affirming comedy-drama

Sian is a handsome E-san (The Northeast of Thailand) guy who loves his hometown and his girlfriend. He is waiting for his girlfriend, Som to come back from Bangkok and to live their lives together. Sian helps his mother to cook spider flowers for selling in his little shop. That is how they make a living. After his father died, his mother raised Sian up alone until he completed his college. Pak is Sian's junior in college who has been having a crush on Sian since her freshman year. Pak always begs Sian to be her tutor and help her study. Pak also always helps Sian cooking spider flowers and doing housework. Pak perfectly does everything for Sian, but he does not realize at all about her having a crush on him. One day by a distance and time...made Sian's dream melted away by the coming of Som and her Chinese-looking new boyfriend, Jakrapan. They announced that they will marry to each other so soon. That's make Sian lost himself and tried to find an answer from Som by having his best friend, Banjong who is a village's drunken guy to help. But by Banjong's useless has made himself to have a fight with villagers and his girlfriend, Saijai. The chaos is bought Venerable Mahachai who is worshiped by villagers to help solving this problem by using Buddhist philosophy. A sincere country boy named "Sian" was waiting for years to marry his girlfriend when she returned from working in Bangkok. Finally, his girlfriend came back home with her new boyfriend and told Sian that she is going to marry this new guy. Sian's heart is broken. Sian's drunken friend has come to help and comfort him, but instead he makes more troubles that is brought Venerable Mahachai to solve the problem. On the other hand, "Pak" a junior from Sian's collage foresees this is a chance to win Sian's heart.

A college student, Jo Jong Pil is found stabbed to death in the restroom of a fast food restaurant in Itaewon, South Korea. Two Korean-Americans, Robert J. Pearson and Alex, are known to have gone into the bathroom after Jong Pil and become prime suspects. The prosecution must now determine which of the two committed the crime. **Based on a true Story**

This ninth installment in the classic horror series offers up a trio of spine-chillers from the Philippines. In Christmas Tree, a rampaging Christmas tree is out for blood as it terrorizes a family during the holidays; next, in Bangungot, three...

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Four young lives were changed forever when they become involved in the 1967 Hong Kong Leftist Riot; half a century later, another four face similar challenges amidst the Mainland-Hong Kong conflict.

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