The Librarian

A man with fragmented memories is told of his own death and must arrange his funeral, meeting strangers along the way who reshape his understanding of mortality.

A deadly assassin tasked with killing her partner opts to save him instead.

MAX SIERRA is a young man who gives up a life fighting crime in Spain and moves to London for a fresh start (and to learn English of course!). However, his past catches up with him when hired assassins suddenly try to kill him while he looks for flats, interviews for jobs, and tries to meet new people. Can Max shake his past and his accent to find a new path in the city?

35 years ago, under the powerful flood of Only Child Policy in China, Guozheng Wang sacrificed his wife, to give a birth to his son. After 35 years, under Guozheng’s morally blackmails, his son, Shuxin has grown up and been married with Zhiqiu. The situation of China's aging population is getting worse and worse at the same time. The government finally gave up the only child policy and introduced the three-child policy to the public. But Shuxin still doesn’t want a child at all. So Guozheng visits his son and daughter in law, to give his final order while his son does everything that he can do to against his father. But everything comes to the end as her portrait fallen on the ground.

Developing a crush on a white Christian man, Yang grapples with the complexities of identity and religion.

Total blur progressively unveils a firelit woman’s face. Still, Emma opens her eyes: dazzled at first, they stare at the flames for an instant, then rest again. She is not there, not really.

Elsa is facing a big problem. Huge in fact - a monster has inhabited the downstairs floor. He is disruptive, loud, and keeps her awake at night. She takes it on herself to find out what he's really doing there and why.