How are we going to lift the veiled sheets of the word remember this season? Of course,remember your name,your life, everything that belongs to you, but how will you remember who you are? Eren is a valet at a bar. One day he gets into an accident with a customer's car, which he kidnaps to take him for a ride. And he will lose that day, even everything that belongs to him. He wants to remember all he has left,Remember His Name,Remember life, remember everything he can't think of his loved ones. but a light that does not leave him alone with his crop identity (Ela) will take him out of this framework of obscurity and make everything clear in one day. But how much of this will he be able to remember. Everything from start to finish or nothing?
Ippei Yasuda comes from a rich background and is admitted into law school, but he decides to join the police force to establish his own sense of justice.
A man oppressed by his wife's authoritarian ways designs the perfect crime to rid himself of her for good, but something doesn't work in the plan in this Diabolique-inspired thriller.
With deductive reasoning to rival Sherlock Holmes himself, Gon Hwan starts an investigation club at his university to track down a campus stalker. But he still needs to unpuzzle the biggest mystery of all: love.
A female cop uncovers a string of bride deaths masked as suicides. As the bodies pile up, each tied to a remarrying bride, a pattern emerges. With a silent florist lurking at every turn, Chitra races to expose the killer hiding in plain sight—before it’s too late.
A civil servant, a bento shop employee, and a stay-at-home father are three strangers from completely different walks of life who suddenly gets thrust together by fate. As an unexpected chain of events unfolds, these unlikely allies must overcome their differences to confront a looming national crisis.
Sia is a young Franco-Ivorian, who after years in France, decides to return to Abidjan, her hometown, to meet her half-sister, Adjoua. After the time of joyful reunion, Adjoua suddenly disappears, leaving Sia with the care of her little daughter Amelan, who suffers from sickle cell anemia.
Horror has a long and spooky history on our television screens. Shows such as The Twilight Zone, The X Files and Goosebumps have all successfully made us afraid of the dark, sent shivers down our spines, or both. TVNZ’s new anthology series Beyond The Veil does exactly that
Xiao En, the second daughter of the military governor's residence, who soul-transports 90 years into the future and becomes the newcomer actress Mei En. She teams up with popular star Wang Xing to tackle numerous challenges as they work to uncover the truth behind a tragic massacre from the Republic of China era.