Attempting to fulfill a promise to his childhood sweetheart, Keitaro Urashima is determined to enter Tokyo University. After being rejected twice, he decides to leave home and stay at his grandmother's apartment complex to study. But when he arrives, his grandmother is gone and he finds himself under attack by the all-female residents.

Lee Woo-Jin became an orphan at a young age and ended up living with his abusive aunt. He was then adopted by his uncle Father Peter. Grown up, Andrew meets Cho Eun-Ha who has lost her parents as he did. Andrew and Eun-Ha are accepted into medical school in Seoul where they meet Jung Woo-Jin. Both of them have the same given name and soon become friends. Meanwhile, Jung Woo-Jin starts to have feelings for Eun-Ha.

Risa Koizumi is taller than the average girl, and the last thing she wants is the humiliation of standing next to Atsushi Otani, a shorter-than-average boy. Fate and the whole school have other ideas, however, and the two find themselves cast as the unwilling stars of a bizarre romantic comedy duo. But as their friendship develops, so do Risa's feelings toward Otani.

Ritsuka's innocent childhood days came to a bloody end when he lost the one person who understood him. His brother Seimei was always his guiding star, and with out him Ritsuka was lost. The enigmatic Soubi appears to change all that. Sobi was once partners with Seimei, a sacrifice who gave his energy so Sobi could fight. Now Sobi has come to Seimei looking for a new partner. Will Ritsuka find happiness chained to Soubi?

Ritsuka, the one known as Loveless, has become a Sacrifice for the powerful Fighter, Soubi. When Soubi fights, Ritsuka is the one who takes all the injuries. In return, Soubi follows Ritsuka's orders. But when Ritsuka's one order is not to fight, Soubi takes matters into his own hands.

"Why do you always break your promises?" His feelings confused, Ritsuka tries to pull away from Soubi. A strange message prompts him to confront Seven Moons alone. To uncover the secret of his brother, Ritsuka finds himself trapped in his own mind, all of the horrors of his subconsious attacking him at once. But his salvation is not to be found with his brother Seimei, Soubi, or the mysterious battles he has been taking part in.

Ritsuka's innocent childhood days came to a bloody end when he lost the one person who understood him. His brother Seimei was always his guiding star, and without him Ritsuka was lost. The enigmatic Soubi appears to change all that. Sobi was once partners with Seimei, a sacrifice who gave his energy so Sobi could fight. Now Sobi has come to Seimei looking for a new partner. Will Ritsuka find happiness chained to Soubi?

Ritsuka's innocent childhood days came to a bloody end when he lost the one person who understood him. His brother Seimei was always his guiding star, and without him Ritsuka was lost. The enigmatic Soubi appeared to change all that. Soubi was once partners with Seimei, a sacrifice who gave his energy so Soubi could fight. Now Soubi has come to Seimei looking for a new partner. Will Ritsuka find happiness chained to Soubi?

A foreign affairs officer in Prague, the bright and beautiful Jae-Hee (Jeon Do-Youn), is none other than the daughter of South Korea's president. She is struggling to move on in life after a gradual and painful separation with her boyfriend (Kim Min-Joon, Damo). An unlikely romance begins to bloom when she meets police sergeant Sang-Hyeon (Kim Joo-Hyuk), who came to Prague on a mission to put his life back together.

While working in a coffee shop, Ji-Hwan catches a glimpse of Su-In (Son Yeh Jin, Alone in Love) and her friend Gyeong-Heui (Lee Eun-Joo, Phoenix). Ji-Hwan is instantly attracted to the beautiful Su-In and immediately proclaims his love. Although Su-In rejects Ji-Hwan's affection, the three become close friends. But as their lives take unexpected and emotional turns, the trio's future becomes uncertain.

Akira Kurosawa's The Lower Depths is an adaptation of Maxim Gorky's classic proletarian play. Instead of his usual broad canvas, Kurosawa instead explores the possibilites of the stage in this film, finding intimacy in his examination of a group of destitutes, set during one of Japan's most prosperous ages.

A timeless tale of honor and revenge, The Loyal 47 Ronin is the true story of a group of samurai who became ronin (masterless samurai) after their Lord was forced to commit seppuku (ritual suicide) for assaulting a court official. After patiently waiting and planning for over a year, they execute a daring assault on Lord Kira's estate and exact their revenge, knowing that they would themselves be forced to commit seppuku to atone for their crime.