A ghost story set in the city of dreams.

Two gentlemen meet by chance and decide to go on an adventure together. Their journey becomes a quest for happiness.

In the Land of Imagined Things is the upcoming American musical fantasy adventure drama film produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Chernin Entertainment ...

The love story of Eva, a young immigrant who has always dreamed of becoming a singer but works as a dishwasher, and Armie, a very skilled pianist with a fervent imagination. Both will discover that fantasy, dream and life can instead mix and become the recipe for happiness. The background is New York after the Great War and before the Great Depression, in an era of music, hopes and great changes.

Sung-hee, who is a dream of ballerina, comes to the way of studying abroad by imagining the sister who lives in America. However, I met my sister, I spent all my time in earning money for my life by driving a truck in my work clothes. Sung-hee, who can not obtain a permanent resident status by law, eventually becomes a disguised marriage for the purpose of acquiring permanent residence through persuasion of her sister. The opponent is a brother-in-law, and the marriage of a disguised camouflage that may be caught by the immigration inspection network in Han Ji-un is unfolded.

A Native American man and his brother-in-law unite against a Mexican cartel poisoning their Alaskan town, combining modern tactics with ancient spiritual powers to protect their land.

Sora, a girl who once loved singing, became afraid to sing and lost her joy. One day, she and her little brother Daichi discovered a mystical butterfly at a magical pond called Mirror Pond. Drawn to its glow, Sora reached out but fell in, with Daichi following after. They found themselves in a mysterious world where they met a quirky girl named Rococo. Together, they embarked on an adventure through the Land of NOMO, where Sora began to confront the emotions she had buried deep inside.

It's comforting to count things.

An erotic film about a lover’s relationship with another person of the opposite sex.

New wave geniuses who helped define an era with their quirky, futuristic, and revolutionary style are back, entertaining the Japanese crowds who love them as much today as they did 25 years ago. Devo have been through a lot over the years, developing their parody of humankind's plight of conformity in their theory of devolution after member Gerald Casale witnessed the Kent State killings of student protesters in 1970, but they haven't wavered in their innovative sounds and pioneering visuals.