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A man, heartbroken over the death of the wife he never got to say goodbye to, is killed in a drunken hit-and-run accident. He wakes up in a place somewhere between life and death where other recently deceased souls stay before moving on to the afterlife. When he realizes that his wife may still be in this place, he races to find her before it's too late.
My wife is 70 years younger than me. 2118, USA. Dean lost his wife in a car accident. When he hears of a man who disappeared without a trace thanks to a Time Paradox, he makes a plan to pass painlessly and join his wife. And so, Dean travels 50 years into the future. He meets a woman there. She looks shocked to see him. "Are you...?"
The story of how the death of a friend drives two people apart, only to bring them back together.
After her parents died, Tara was able to continue only because of her little sister, Charlene. And then, a year ago, she lost Charlene, too. She was murdered by the coldhearted Gavin Deveroux. And what’s harder to believe is that, according to witnesses and her sister’s diary, he’s a vampire! Though she has her doubts, Tara finally confirms the truth at her sister’s memorial service when the man himself shows up. No human could possibly be as beautiful as this man, and in that moment Tara completely forgot about her plan for revenge!
1920s America, Chicago. The golden days of the mafia during the Prohibition Era. And a Joseon man named Jason, who finds himself in their midst. Will he make it in the underworld, or will he fail?
An orphaned photographer decides to commit suicide after his brother passes away, leaving him alone in the world. He attempts to hang himself just as a burglar climbs through the window, and, to his dismay, saves his life. The thief returns the next day and walks in on another suicide attempt, and the cycle repeats itself over and over until the young crook finally decides to move in with his depressed would-be victim; giving him a rent-free place to crash while he keeps an eye on his suicidal new roommate. Just what will come of this strange arrangement?
Dongkeun and Shi-Jin used to be in love. They used to go on dates. They used to flirt. They used to raise a cat together. And then, they broke up.The cat ended up staying with Dongkeun and life simply went on. However, as they say, every pet is simply a tragedy waiting to happen. So when their beloved cat passes away, Dongkeun seeks out Shi-Jin in order to give the cat and possibly himself, some much needed closure
Power. Pleasure. Both can drive one’s humanity to its extremes. So when Jin Hyeon-jin, president of the prestigious Jinhwa Company, is suddenly found dead, his son Sihyeon can’t help but to question everyone around him. Most suspicious of all is Kang Seung-tae, a recent external hire who is shrouded in mystery; yet this cold and calculating figure may be Sihyeon’s only hope for discovering what really happened on that fateful night. And so, he proposes a deal…he will help Seung-tae become the successor to Jinhwa if the latter is able to get to the bottom of his father’s fateful demise. But words alone will not be enough to convince the enigmatic-yet-carnal Kang, who desires more: “You. Your life. Your everything. That is what you bring to the table.”
Being called a freak isn’t so bad when you have a spunky little black blob as a companion. An explosion leaves Nam Kang orphaned, scarred, and nearly blind, but he toughs out the daily bullying with the help of his imaginary blob friend, Inky. Until one day, Nam wakes from a bad beating to find his scars healed and his vision restored. At a new school, Nam is finally given the chance to live life as a normal kid. But it isn’t just his scars that have disappeared. His best friend Inky is gone, too.