Ji-gu and Sa-rang are childhood friends who have always shared each other’s worlds. But on the verge of high school, Ji-gu chooses a different school and a rift opens between them. Afraid of losing Ji-gu, Sa-rang is confronted by the reappearance of the “alien” they liked as kids.

There are times when we face a limitation that seems impossible to solve; just like an astronaut on Earth trying to achieve his dreams of going to the moon. This film tells a story about a countryside kid who dreamed of becoming a filmmaker despite his limiting environment.

Ye, who had always had the same dreams, begins having diverse dreams after accidentally discovering a mysterious dictionary. Realizing that she was receiving signals from someone every time she opened the dictionary, Ye discovers that her dreams were actually signals from Rainy.

A young girl; a lover of music, yearns for some sense of peace and identity while suffering under the oppression of mother's demands. with a little help from her dreams and the music she loves the most, she transcends her anguish via an uncanny metamorphosis.

A thousand thousand years ago, a woman broke her commitment to a demon king to marry a human, a painter named Sang-hyo. The ex-girlfriend of Sang-hyo, after committing suicide his spirit returns to take revenge.

Mac is concerned about her childhood friend 'An' ignoring her. Then, due to an accidental incident, she is possessed by ‘An’ and experiences a strange incident.

NCT WISH (엔시티 위시) is a six-member boy group under SM Entertainment and the sixth and final sub-unit of NCT. They made their debut on February 21, 2024 through the SMTOWN Live 2024 : SMCU Palace@Tokyo, before releasing the single "Wish" on February 28.

"Can't the sky be red and the roses be blue?" Da-hong, who has a unique perspective, is colorblind. Then one day, it is revealed that the color that Da-hong sees is the real color, and a new world unfolds.

Chun Jaeyoung and Chun Yusun visit the unusual drama company, which produces the customized play for each client. They ask the boss of troupe to make the play for their father, Chun Jongsik having a 70th birthday. The boss creates the customized play having interviews with their father and his acquaintances. In the play, Chun Jongsik experiences fiction and truth from the past so that he realizes what he has done and what he has been feeling sincerely, and eventually faces the trauma that has harassed himself.

1990, Jeollanam-do. Twelve-year-old Iri trades a Coca-Cola mixed with bleach with a blue-eyed monk from Germany, believing it will let her die with her terminally ill twin, Chowon. Iri doesn't know it's a staged act by her shaman mother losing her divine power. But three months later, it is not Iri who dies, but Chowon. 2008, Berlin. studying abroad in Germany, Iri becomes an assistant writer and discovers an unfinished novel depicting a romance between the late Chowon and the blue-eyed monk. For the first time in 18 years, it is not Iri who asks the question—he does. "Why did you kill Chowon?"

Zephyr is the last human fighting evil in a world abandoned by the gods. When he is killed in battle by Tartarus, the god of destruction, all hope for humanity seems lost. But Zephyr’s fate is not sealed -- the gods who find his battles entertaining have gifted him a second chance at life, as he is sent ten years into the past, back to when he was a slave instead of the most powerful human alive. Can Zephyr get his revenge against Tartarus and save the woman he loves, or is he doomed to repeat the past?

Mi-rae, who has happy memories of spending time at the Eternal Cinema as a child, visits the theater that will soon be demolished. During her visit, the main character from a fantasy movie comes alive and they go see Hyun-jae, an old friend, the painter. However, the theater is on the verge of being demolished soon, and Mi-rae makes a stance in front of the crane.

A boy travels back in time to bully the bully that bullied him.

Mimi, a young clown who has spent her entire life in a circus troupe in the small, remote town of Clown Town, dreams of performing on a bigger stage. One day, an unexpected event leads her to escape the troupe and head for the city. After many ups and downs, she joins a top-tier circus led by the world-famous clown Malvolio and finally steps onto the grand stage she always longed for. But as her stage grows larger, many precious things begin to slip away from her...

The magical place where miracles come true... well, not all of them.

Minji wanted to do something with the priest's robe—to hear the voice of her deceased father.

She’s cute, she’s sassy—and she can see dead people! In this candy-coated tale of poetic revenge, young exorcist Kim Rina is called to investigate the haunting of a high school dormitory, where she is met with the teary-eyed ghost of a girl with unfinished business. Would it be right to cast it away, or should Rina use her gift to help the scorned spirit find peace? – Alyssia Duval-Nguon

A mysterious child turns up at school. It is not even certain whether the child is a boy or a girl, and the child who only ever drinks water is ostracized. Now the child tries to make everyone else just like the child, and now all the flowers in the world are in full bloom.

All along, the Great Eye was watching.

What if there were operators who could craft people’s dreams? What should the final dream of Hyeonjin, a twenty-year-old facing death, look like? His dream unfolds like a wistful youth film, centered on a single name.

Gi-cheol plans to propose to Mi-young, whom he has been dating for three years. With flowers and a ring in hand. Mi-young is heading to meet Gi-cheol after finishing her heavy workload. Then news flows from the television at Mi-young's company. Time is flowing differently for everyone in the world. Gi-cheol's time begins to flow slower and slower as he tries to reach Mi-young. And Mi-young's time at work begins to flow faster and faster.

The story follows Taoist Mutul as he takes on 108 goblins and monsters, using his incredible martial arts skills and magical abilities to save the day.

Based on a Korean traditional tale of an angry and greedy older brother and a kind younger brother.

Story of Janghwa and Hongryeon is a 1936 Korean silent film. The film is based on a popular Korean fairy tale "Janghwa Hongryeon jeon" which had been adapted into film versions in 1924, 1936, 1956, 1962 and 1972, 2003, and 2009.

"Wonder World" follows Bret, a young man who secretly dreams of exploring the big, wide world. Little does he know that after wishing on a falling star one night, his wish is about to come true! With the help of the mischievous wish-fairy, Hailey, Bret is transported to Wonder World, the magical realm where dreams come true. But, as Bret’s about to find out, getting everything you've wished for isn't always all it's cracked up to be…

A man goes to a motel to kill himself and meets the soul that killed oneself a year ago. The soul entices the man to donate his body, to reincarnate through the man's body.

In MEAT(LOV)ER, director KyungSeo Park unleashes Baby, a young woman bound by repression and restriction, who is suddenly given permission to eat meat—and can’t stop.

On her journey, Ha-young stops to pray at a petroglyph known for granting wishes. Suddenly, a spirit from the Silla Dynasty appears and says he can fulfill her wish, but in return, she must become the spirit of his lover, 'Eosachuyeorang', for one day.

A wife who is pressured to have a baby, encounters a rat wife who happens to look just like herself.

After a mall appears on the top of the hill, the farm girl’s life starts to change.

'Tale of Blood' is a 19 minute long paper-cut-puppet theater in the style of early silent cinema. It tells the story about the ambiguous relationship between a mother and her daughter. The story involves a midnight adventure through the dark forest, encounters with monsters and a short trip to an erotic dream land. The film is about suppressed female desires, that uncannily return as monstrous doppelgangers within the patriarchal society.

A student decides to run out of school during an exam, but then a chase ensues between the student and a teacher.

Father commits suicide with the girl and her younger sister by making them eat suicide pills because the beast are coming after them. However, the girl throws up the pill and survives to live with the lizard. Like the father said, the beast comes after the girl and asks whereabouts of her father.

A female laborer in the Winter Republic crosses a river. She sings Kongmudohaga. An experimental montage connects the front and back of history.

All she longs for is to whisper a secret to her father.

Ji-yeon, a high school student raised in an orphanage, takes a job at an illegal slaughterhouse to survive. There, she encounters a mysterious girl who has been raised in isolation, treated as a "monster." Ji-yeon named her Eugene, and the two form an intense bond, becoming everything to each other. But when Eugene kills her abusive father and awakens as a vampire, the girls find themselves hunted by those who seek to destroy "demons." Abandoned by the world, they now fight to protect each other—no matter what it takes.

A Korean traditional music student desperate for recognition joins a forbidden shamanic ritual as a drummer. Once criticized for lacking han—the deep, unresolved sorrow that defines the Korean soul, her rhythm begins to awaken something beyond the living. She gains attention but also suffers unexplained burns and terrifying visions. When her friend dies in a suspicious fire, she uncovers a chilling link between the ritual, a series of mysterious blazes, and vengeful spirits. Now, with each beat of her drum, she channels the wrath of the dead—playing not for applause, but for revenge.

From tigers and dragons to demi-gods and half-human-half-beast chimera, "Barkhan" borrows from myth and legends throughout Northeast Asia to tell of the plots and conspiracies of the generations of fantastic beings trying to hold onto divine power, centering around the story of Sangun, a tiger trying to protect the child of a murdered demi-god who had cared for Sangun as a cub.

Pororo and his friends dream of becoming superheroes. Will they be able to learn how to use superpowers to defeat the villains that come their way?