1.Legendary Assassin

A female cop befriends a mysterious martial arts drifter, who turns out to be a deadly assassin.

Shinjuku Boy Detectives

In the streets of ultra-modern Shinjuku, Sosuke,a young would-be detective, all of a sudden attacked by a monster robot and falls unconscious. Determined to unravel the mystery, Sosuke joins forces with four members to fight against the robot. Will they be successful?

3.Champions

Champions aka Duo Biao is about an underdog wushu athlete played by ****y Cheung who takes part in a martial arts tournament in order represent China in a martial arts performance at an Olympic Games so as to win the heart of a national sprinter, the girl he's in love with. Champions, which showcases various schools of martial arts ranging from Praying Mantis Boxing through Eagle Claw to Taichi.

4.Closed Note

Kae (Erika Sawajiri), a college student training to be a school teacher, discovers a notebook tucked away in her newly rented apartment. It is the handwritten diary of former tenant, Ibuki Mano (Yuko Takeuchi), a elementary school teacher. She starts to follow Ibuki's floridly written entries like a Harlequin addict. Ibuki who has more patience for her nauseatingly cherubic pupils than Mother Teresa for the sick, becomes the diffident Kae's role model. As Kae serializes Ibuki's love life in her mind, she casts her TV idol in the role of Ibuki's boyfriend Takashi.

When not strumming her mandolin like a Vermeer portrait, Kae works part-time in a shop specializing in rare fountain pens. And who could have walked in but the most classically chiseled face in Japanese cinema - Yusuke Iseya ("Sukiyaki Western Django") playing a man named Ryu Ishitobi. He is looking for the right pen for his exhibition though it's not ink but corny dialogue that flows. It turns out that Ryu has been loitering in Kae's neighborhood, and she is driven to distraction by expectations of a full-blown romance with his mildly suggestive overtures. Kae eventually summons the courage to confess her love to Ryu, but overhears a crushing truth.

5.L for Love, L for Lies

Seemingly the perfect couple, naive girl-next-door Bobo (Stephy Tang) and mild-mannered Chun (Wong Ka Lok) happily run a dessert shop together and are saving up for marriage. Both love and friendship turn sour, however, when Bobo's conniving friend Kiki (Alice Tzeng) willfully steals Chun away. Angry and heartbroken, Bobo hires conman Henry (Alex Fong) to give Kiki a taste of her own medicine. Despite the warnings of her friend Mon (Leila Tong), who is nursing a problematic relationship of her own, Bobo chooses to wholeheartedly believe Henry who seems like a decent guy beneath his dubious profession. Soon the buds of romance begin to bloom for Bobo and Henry, but that only ushers in a new round of love and lies.

6.Fly High

It's school festival day and Min-hyuk is busy dancing and singing. However, it is not the stage but a toilet that binds his destiny. He is bewitched by a daring high school girl, Mi-hyun, who comes into the men's room because the women's room is full. From that day on, Min-hyuk woos her, escorts her home at night, stuffs her locker with roses, and clears passages for her in the morning after a snow fall. For all his efforts, he doesn't get much more than a tender glance from Mi-hyun. When she suddenly vanishes "sorry" are the only words she leaves behind.

7.Ride Away

Ha-Jung (Han Hyo-Joo), a first-year college student, is interested in a boy named Soo-Wook (Lee Young-Hoon) who works at a secondhand bookstore near her school. In order to see Soo-Wook, Ha-Jung visits the shop to buy and sell books; over time, her lifestyle becomes focused on Soo-Wook. She learns that he rides around on his bicycle, and this leads her to learn to ride one. They begin to express their feelings for each other, but neither of them are aware of each other's painful secrets from the past

8.Now and Forever

Min-su, a playboy who believes there's no true love and it's just like a game, can't stand even a single relationship as it continues long. However the fate takes him to a dazzling beauty. Hye-won, who just escaped from the boring hospital and she leaves a strong impression on Min-su. Again, chased by a nurse, as Hye-Won sneaks into the men's room at the hospital, their 2nd encounter is made. And Min-su gets totally captivated by this bold lady, although Hye won tries to resist him worrying that their love might expire soon due to her terminal disease.

9.Frivolous Wife

Inspired by Shakespeare's classic of the same name(since the movie is also known as Taming of the Shrew). Beautiful and rich, Yeon-su (Park Jung-a) lives a life of freedom and indulgence, having any man she wants. That is, until she meets and falls for her polar opposite in Jung-do, an awkward and polite young gentleman. Meeting her future in-laws is a baptism by fire as she learns to become a proper lady. Little does she know that the family is actually the head of a notorious mob, setting up a blood feud.

10.Dream

Jin (Joe Odagiri) wakes up from a nightmare of a traffic accident on. It drives him to the very spot and witnesses an accident, which replicates his dream. He follows the police to the suspect's home and watches as Ran (Lee Na-Young) denies the hit-and-run accusation since she was asleep the entire night. Jin explains his dream to them and asks to be charged instead. He is convinced that there's an unexplainable connection between the two. They discover that when he dreams, she acts out his dream in her sleep.
A Kim Ki-Duk movie, also known as Bi-mong and Sad Dream.