Since the last movie, Dong-wuk, now a high schooler, has had to transfer to three different schools, as his reputation as a skilled fighter has always brought trouble.
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Kingfisher
Basically, about a police officer and a young and dangerous man, two murders, and the protection of the love of a woman, spanning over a period of 10 years of love and hatred.
Break Up Club
Break Up Club: Have you just been dumped? What if there was a website that could get your loved one back? There is ! It is called BreakUpClub.asia. All you have to do is break up another couple that are happily in love. Just fill in their names and voila! Would you do it? Our hero Joe is at the computer, about to press ENTER...
Beauty on Duty 2010
A rookie policewoman (Choi) rescues a witness of a murder case during her first patrol. The witness is willing to testify against the murderer only if the police team protects his daughter. As a result of this, the rookie is forced to participate in the �Miss Asia Beauty Pageant� together with the girl to ensure she is safe by her side. Previously known as �Love Undercover 4?, this is Hong Kong�s answer to �Miss Congeniality� starring Sandra Ng and Charlene Choi, directed by the comedy king Wong Jing. Also featuring tons of hot Beauty Pageant Chinese Beauties!
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Wet Dreams 2
South Korean film. Comedic but more serious than its predecessor Wet Dreams, it follows four girls in high school as they become curious about sex and compete for the affection of their new teacher.
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Crossing Hennessy (2010)
Two shopkeepers are set up on a blind date by well-meaning relatives, despite the fact that they both have somebody else on their minds.
72 Tenants of Prosperity
Big Man Japan
Miao Miao 2008
Director Cheng Hsiao-Tse makes a solid debut with Miao Miao, telling the age-old story of two girls and their innocent discoveries with first love. High school student Miao Miao (Ke Jia-Yan) is Chinese but was raised in Japan, and has transferred to Taipei for one special school year. Her quiet demeanor and awkward prettiness make her immediately attractive to classmates and strangers, but it's the sassy Xiao-Ai (Sandrine Pinna) who cracks her shell. The two become fast friends, palling around after school and in class, where Miao Miao's baking skills make her a hit with her classmates. For Miao Miao and Xiao-Ai, it seems that life is innocent, idyllic and pretty darn swell. However, Miao Miao finds first love when she falls for sullen CD shop owner Chen Fei (Fan Chih-Wei), who's forever shutting out the world with a pair of headphones. Xiao-Ai helps Miao Miao to quietly wriggle her way into Chen-Fei's life, but finds herself falling for her best pal too, leading to an extra layer of tension in their already tumultuous young lives. Meanwhile, Chen Fei searches high and low for a rare CD demo that has something to do with his sad, haunted past. Will Miao Miao achieve her dream date with Chen Fei? Will Xiao-Ai ever confess her love to Miao Miao? And will Chen Fei ever find his missing CD and/or crack a smile? Fulfillment of all these goals is not possible, but even without a happily-ever-after ending, these youngsters may find something precious and memorable. Cue Mando-pop montage.
Where Got Ghost?
Singapore\'s funnyman Jack Neo is back with a spoof on local beliefs of the supernatural in this three-in-one offering, \"Where Got Ghost?\". This time around, he shares the directorial duties with sitcom writer Boris Boo. The three short stories, which are apparently the answers to the title\'s question, are: \'Roadside Got Ghost\', \'Forest Got Ghost\' and \'House Got Ghost\'.
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