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Summer's Tail

Summer - Flaming, fervid, flowing the youth sweat; every second is rippling of the passion and react. To be duty-bound not to turn back! Tail - A long time ago it's said once human being all had but because of not knowing its purpose, tail is gradually vanishing. But, actually, each person all has a tail. In the eyes of her classmates, Yvette Chang (Enno) is a rock and roll girl, she has a cat by the name of "Summer", because of a congenital heart condition, she has left school and spends much of her time every day with Summer messing around, playing the guitar, and getting out and about. During the time when she is not in school, every day is filled with discovery, and since the specially gifted and talented class's student Jimmy Chan (Bryant Chang), fell in love with a teacher, and met the fate of being expelled from the school, now the streets have one more high school student on the roam. Yvette willingly opens her arms to embrace all of Jimmy's emotions, and comfort him. But Jimmy doesn't quite understand why Yvette, who suffers from cardiac disease, is so full of ambition and warmth for living. Two high school drop-outs are out riding bicycles, when between the rice paddies and the irrigation canals, they find a place free from the control of adults, an undeveloped piece of land near the tracks of the Taiwan High Speed Rail. Under the blue skies, they gather with their classmates from the same school, another gifted and talented student named Wendy (Hannah Lin) and the Japanese exchange student Akira (Dean Fujioka) who loves soccer but is always the last in academic, and together at this secret base they relax, have fun, and fool around. The destiny which has brought the four of them together serves as a powerful force of empathy and encouragement, as they enjoy fun times together, and try to save an embittered suicidal father. Against the backdrop of clear skies, reflecting the visions and secrets lodged in the hearts of four almost grown up children, whether life is normal or exciting, with success or failure, they are always able to enjoy the experience. This demonstrates the ability to make oneself feel joy in living, which is a great gift from above, just like a tail, which you can wag just for fun, when you have time to spare from trying to do something. Actually, we all have a tail, which is also trying to keep us happy. What is the purpose of that tail? Finding your own happiness.

Triangle

Life has not been kind to Sam (Simon Yam), Fai (Louis Koo) and Mok (Sun Hong Lei) as they struggle to make ends meet. Routine visits to bars seem to be their only way out of miseries. Until a stormy evening when a mysterious old man appears before them with a tip: an ancient treasure is buried under the high-security Legislative Building. All they have to do is sneak in and retrieve it; if they believe in his story. Sam, Fai and Mok agree to make a run for the treasure to test their fate. What they uncover is beyond anything they expected: An ancient coffin containing a ceremonial robe made of gold!

Eastern Promises

Tokyo Tower: Mom And Me, And Sometimes Dad

Before he became one of Japan's most prolific character actors, Lily Franky was best known as a multi-talented novelist and artist. One of his most famous novels is his autobiography Tokyo Tower, a moving tale about a wayward son redeeming his past sins by taking care of his mother in her final years.

The Pye-Dog

Dui, a triad gofer who has a particular affinity for assembling, though not necessarily shooting guns, is sent undercover in an elementary school to ferret out the kid of a powerful gangster. The gangster is on his way back to Hong Kong to assume power, which threatens all sorts of triad muck-a-mucks who don't want anyone messing with the status quo. Dui's bosses are among the threatened, so they order Dui to find the kid to use him as a bargaining chip. Dui takes up a job as a janitor at the kid's school and sets about finding the boy, but his oddball personality soon attracts another oddball: young Wang, a seemingly mute kid who first catches Dui's eye when he's rough-housing with a bunch of kids over a collectible Japanese trading card. Their first encounter puts Dui at odds with Wang, but before long, the two forge some sort of common bond. Joining them is new teacher Miss Cheung who's a bit of an oddball herself. Together, the trio brave messed up field trips and difficult art assignments. Meanwhile, there's triad action afoot, as Dui can't spend all this time screwing around in school on someone else's dime. Soon, people start asking how his mission is going, and Dui has to respond.

In Love With The Dead

Ming and Wai are a couple living together happily. Unfortunately Wai is diagnosed to suffer from pancreatic cancer, but Ming is still deeply in love with her. Sadly, Ming has an affair with his colleague. Ting under the influence of alcohol during a business trip. One day Wai suddenly disappears, Ming is unable to trace Wai but has a car accident. He returns home hopelessly. Wai suddenly and quietly appears next to the door of their house with an odd-looking. Later Wai's body and behaviour start to change. At the same time. Unexpected things happen to Ming, too. He is not only smelled like a corpse, his hair falls out like Wai's. And most terrible thing is that he vomits a dozen of living worms! How does Ming end this unusual triangle relationship? What would happen in the end if love and passion reach the extreme?

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