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- Adapted from the classic chinese novel "Journey to the West", The Monkey King (Dicky Cheung) got punished by the Buddha and imprisoned under the Palm Mountain, the only method to release himself is that he is willing to team up with The Mentor as well as the Sand Monk, The Dragon Horse and Chu Bak Gei, to get a bible from the West Sky, in order to save the entire world, which is going to be destroyed by the deadly evil. During the adventure and the tough journey to the west, The Monkey King and the team also encounter several evil villians and also has to face the crisis that may break the relationship between the team.
- A spirited young man journeys into the mountains of China in search of a Buddhist hermit master. Along the trail he meets an unexpected cast of dedicated recluses; the gaunt ascetic, the persevering nun, a wise old master and his disciples, all who, despite living far from the world, teach him all about how to live within it. Edward A. Burger lived in China for over twelve years and is one of the few foreigners to have lived and studied with the hermits of the Zhongnan Mountains. The Mountain Path recounts his personal journey, including the story of how he found his lifelong teacher and entered into the world of these dedicated recluses. We witness the practical everyday challenges of mountain solitude, while the hermits share precious teachings on life, death and the journey within.
- Mentally challenged Ah Wong is confused when his childhood friend Catherine Wong grows up and catches the eye of her boss' son Michael. To add to the confusion, her coworker Angel is also interested in Michael.
- Spoof of the Hong Kong Blockbuster Infernal Affairs, the film based of a bizarre and nonsense war between the police and the triads. Lek Sir send Keung, Yan and Fatty on undercover inside Sam's garage to get the evidence of any crime Sam has committed includes spitting on the street, bribing and get prostitutes, in order Lek can win the heart of Sam's wife Mary again. This film continues director Wong Jing's "Chasing girls" series since the trilogy of "Romancing Stars" in the 80s, Wong successfully re introduce his famous adoptions and nonsense humor in the new form in new generation.
- American Bison: Winter is a captivating short documentary that takes viewers on an awe-inspiring journey through the harsh winters of Yellowstone National Park, exploring the remarkable survival strategies of the American bison and their triumphant recovery from near extinction. As the documentary opens, we are introduced to the majestic landscape of Yellowstone National Park, blanketed in snow. This pristine wilderness, with its rugged terrain and frigid temperatures, serves as both a sanctuary and a battleground for the American bison. The bison, North America's largest land mammal, faces a daunting challenge each winter as temperatures plummet and snow accumulates, making it difficult to find food and maintain body heat. The film delves into the physical attributes and behaviors that enable bison to endure the brutal winter months. Their thick, woolly coats, provide exceptional insulation against the cold. The documentary highlights how bison use their massive heads and strong neck muscles to plow through deep snow in search of the grasses buried beneath. These adaptations are critical for their survival, allowing them to access the sustenance needed to sustain their large bodies through the winter. Viewers are treated to stunning footage of bison herds navigating the snow-covered landscape, their breath visible in the cold air, and their movements purposeful and deliberate. The documentary captures the sheer power and resilience of these animals as they traverse the park, often breaking trails through snowdrifts that other animals then use. Interwoven with this story of winter survival is the remarkable tale of the bison's recovery from the brink of extinction. In the late 19th century, the American bison population was decimated by overhunting and habitat loss, dwindling to only 25 individuals in Yellowstone National Park. The documentary provides a historical overview of this dark period, featuring archival footage and photographs that illustrate the magnitude of the crisis. The narrative then shifts to the early conservation efforts that paved the way for the bison's resurgence. Yellowstone National Park played a pivotal role in these efforts. Established in 1872 as the first national park in the world, Yellowstone became a refuge for the few remaining bison. The film highlights the work of early conservationists and park rangers who fought to protect these iconic animals from poachers and other threats. As "American Bison: Winter" draws to a close, the focus returns to the present day, showcasing the thriving bison population in Yellowstone. The documentary celebrates the success of conservation efforts, highlighting the park's healthy herds and their role in maintaining the ecological balance. The bison's story is one of resilience and renewal, a testament to the power of collective action and the enduring spirit of this iconic species. Through breathtaking cinematography, compelling storytelling, and insightful interviews, this short documentary not only educates but also inspires a deeper appreciation for the American bison and the vital importance of preserving our natural heritage.
- Are casinos a tool to help Native American tribes pursue economic self-reliance? Or could they destroy small town values? The Rules of the Game follows the conflict that erupts when an Indian tribe decides to build a casino in Rohnert Park, California.
- Disoriented is a unique and touching comedy about an immigrant family lost inside the American Dream. Twenty-something West Cordova is trapped in a waking nightmare. His overbearing mother is bent on molding him into a MD. His crazy, "wannabe-a-supermodel," Japanese girlfriend craves blonde hair and round eyes. And his long lost, jock brother just returned home having traded his high tops for high heels. If young "Doctor" Cordova can pass pre-med, mend his fractured family and revive his romance, he may just discover the cure for his own unraveling identity.
- A documentary that deals with a transformational team as they work with hospitals to release a culture of limiting beliefs, pull them out of impending financial ruin, and guide them towards becoming a beacon of light for all hospitals.
- Charlene Choi plays Yee, a beautiful young girl from an affluent family, however she finds out that she has suffered from cancer, so she begins to prepare for her own funeral with the help of a young funeral director Duan(Eason Chan) They gradually falls in love with each other during their field trip to U.S.A, Yee then realizes how much she values her life. But later, she finally learns about one of Duan's secret, which end up a sad ending of the story.
- In this surreal science fiction short film, a young woman (Inga) celebrates her fifth year of sobriety as she drives home after a long shift in the hospital. Her night drive becomes uncanny and surreal when she encounters an unhealed version of herself on another time line.
- A collection of short films about young love in Hong Kong.
- The Lublin National Yiddish Theater, presenting plays written and acted only by Jews and presented only in Yiddish, has been playing to SRO audiences for the last 20 years. It is now 1959 and the audience is dwindling. "Soon there will be more people on stage than in the audience", warns the artistic director. But not to worry. She's found the miracle that's needed to keep the theater alive, Alfred N. Russell, the most produced playwright on the college circuit. His latest play will be translated into Yiddish and presented one night in Yiddish and one night in English. The two owners' response? "Over our dead bodies". And so the comedy and the drama unfolds.
- Qiao and Lei Feng are the closets comrade-in-arms. He hit down a telegraph pole while parking, and it unintentionally led to Lei Feng's pass away. Qiao lived rest of his life with utmost regret and felt guilty while he recalled Lei Feng's kindness. And he decided to devote himself to serve people wholeheartedly as Lei Feng.
- A detective accidentally kills a singer during a hostage situation and must redeem himself by capturing the criminals responsible for her abduction.
- A nerdy bookworm learns all the wrong rules about popularity from her best friend, who is the most hated girl in high school.
- TV SeriesIn this Sci-Fi series, a group of motocross riders, the Moto Nostra challenge an omnipotent computer company.
- A person stuck in their room. A person afraid to join the outside world. They sleep through the day, choosing to exist by night. Their best friend is an iguana in a tank. One night, a phone call interrupts and intrudes into their routine, delivering distressing news.
- Jesse is a self absorbed young man who focuses too much in his own bubble. Despite his brother Anthony (who he hasn't seen in months) trying to meet with him , he keeps putting him off calling "rain checks" on their plans. When he finally does decided to meet with him, he finds out its too late.
- Birthday Party opens with a young woman preparing a meal for a birthday party. However, she soon begins to exhibit very strange behavior. Is the woman neurotic? Does she have an extreme case of social anxiety? Or is she responding to something terrible that has happened to the outside world? Birthday Party is a puzzle. The opening shot is an image of a globe covered with a black veil, which then transitions to a young woman preparing ingredients to make dumplings. Everything appears normal, until all of a sudden, she utters a single word that tells us all is not well with her. From this point forward, the young woman's behavior grows more and more perplexing. She looks outside her window and breaks down crying, but is what she sees outside real or imagined? She folds an origami unicorn. Does the unicorn represent how she views herself in relation to others, or is she characterizing her new found situation in light of apocalyptic circumstances? She dances romantically with her plant. Is she trying to drown out the troubles of the world? Is she reminiscing the loss of a lover? Or is she a terribly shy woman fantasizing about a gentlemen caller? These are the questions that form the conundrum that is Birthday Party.
- We all want to remove the saddest feelings, those unhappy thoughts. There is a doctor than can help remove these feelings. One day a single mother visits said doctor with her child and opts to have her sad emotions removed. After the operation the child questions the doctor about happiness and sadness, something is triggered within the doctor.
- Between the Line is a drama, comedy short film about Rosie. Rosie is in two different relationships at different time. She wants to be in a committed relationship where she is not being judged for liking men and women. But when conflicts and arguments starts to rise between both of her relationships. Rosie comes in terms with herself, that it is the best to realize that if her significant others do not support her for who she is. Means that the relationship wasn't what she is trying to save and what she learns is dating is hard, no matter the gender.
- Everyone is a prisoner of the corporate life - day after day of meaningless and repetitive work. When modern success is measured by how wealthy and powerful you are, do money and status give you everything you have ever wanted? Or are they lurking in the dark, slowly taking away the things that you treasure most?
- Chinese "Asian sensation" Fa Kingfa Ni creates a new web series with his odd friends.
- MING-BO LAM (she/her) is a mixie. She is Chinese and Canadian, artist and entrepreneur, city slicker and island lover. She loves her name: Ming means "bright" and Bo means "treasure". You can call her Ming-Bo or Bo. Lam graduated with an Honours BFA in Theatre Performance Dance, from the Toronto Metropolitan University, as Valedictorian. Since graduating, she crossed the line between classical dance genres and the commercial industry, choreographing for theatre productions (SeXT: Sex Education by Theatre; Mixie and the Halfbreeds, produced by fu-GEN Theatre Company) and independent dance projects and commissions. Select performance credits include the Much Music Video Awards, the Toronto Raptors' Dance Pak, The Umbrella Academy, Sogand, PSY, and the NBA All Star Weekend 2016. Lam is currently a graduate student at Queen's University, Smith School of Business, Master of Management Innovation and Entrepreneurship program. You can follow her on Instagram @love.mingbo, where she gets vulnerable and honest about all things LIFE and the journey that comes with it.