Kan Yu

This film takes a high-profile serial murder case as the entry point, exposes the harms of online trust crisis and domestic violence, and criticizes the plight of women under the male gaze. Pan Lei's desperate counterattack, working with criminal police and psychological experts to solve the case, demonstrates that justice requires the combined power of rationality and empathy. Beethoven's "Fate" runs through the whole film, and the ending "Nirvana of Light" makes it clear that the courage to confront the evil of human nature is the redemption that cuts through darkness.

The film tells the story of two brothers, Hong Da (洪达) and Hong Yu (洪宇), who both serve in a secret anti-drug squad of the Kaniya military. During a drug sweep operation on the Southeast Asian border, they are ambushed by the cunning drug lord Gong Tai (贡泰). Hong Da, who is about to become a father, sacrifices himself to protect his younger brother Hong Yu.

The film tells the story of a century-old legend surrounding the Wangjiaji Fox Temple. A series of bizarre and gruesome cases erupts one after another, with several townspeople meeting mysterious and horrifying deaths.

After being set up by her company, 36-year-old executive Xia Xiaolan wakes up as her 18-year-old self in a poor village. Determined to change her fate, she pursues education while building a business empire from nothing. Along the way, she finds love, support, and a renewed sense of purpose, proving that courage and determination lead to true success.

During the An Shi Rebellion, as the emperor flees west, eunuch Chen Jingbian controls Chang’an while guarding the map that holds the empire’s deepest secrets. General’s daughter Feng Yinniang infiltrates the city as a healer, aiming to steal the map and uncover the mastermind behind her family’s massacre.