Movies
Language: Japanese
In Hokkaido, three teenagers make the decision to solve the mystery of a tower. But when the girl vanishes under strange circumstances, things take a different turn.
Language: English
A poor man named Noah develops feelings for a wealthy woman named Allie. Because of social pressure and the disparity in their families' social standing, they are compelled to set aside their love for one another.
Language: English
Despite his career success and his girlfriend's love, Bruce, a TV reporter, is unhappy with his life. After he denigrates God, God grants Bruce supernatural abilities to govern the world.
Language: Korean
After being saved from suicide by a woman (Kim Yu-seok), a man (Seo Jeong) develops a violent obsession with her.
Language: Japanese
Ashitaka, a valiant warrior, is cursed while rescuing his village. Ashitaka sets out on a treacherous quest to break the curse and becomes embroiled in the battle between two rival clans.
Language: Japanese
Rich cruise ships are terrorized by sky pirates that hover over the Adriatic Sea. Porco Rosso, a cursed World War I pilot who is now a bounty hunter, is the only one with the courage to stop them.
Language: Bengali
When Rittika goes home for her mother's 80th birthday, she finds disturbing information about her. Rittika goes on a moving journey of acceptance, introspection, and reconciliation as she struggles with her mother's deteriorating memory and the burden of the past. In the end, she learns to let go and move on.
Tate McRae’s “greedy” is an upbeat dance-pop track about confidence, self-empowerment, and knowing what you want. The energetic song pairs catchy rhythms with Tate’s bold performance, while its music video showcases dynamic choreography in an empty hockey arena.
Tate McRae’s “It’s ok I’m ok” is an upbeat pop track about confidence, independence, and moving on from a relationship without looking back. With catchy production and Tate’s bold vocal delivery, the song captures a carefree attitude toward letting go and embracing freedom.
LE SSERAFIM’s “BOOMPALA” (2026) is a bright and energetic K-pop track that reimagines the classic “Macarena.” The song delivers a playful message about overcoming fear, while its vibrant music video showcases the group’s dynamic performance.
