Cast -
Richard Gutierrez
Sarah Lahbati
Solenn Heussaff
Al Tantay
Jay Manalo
Mark Gil

Plot -
RAM (Richard Gutierrez) is a struggling fireman down on his luck. He gets suspended from his job pending investigation into their operations. This happens while moving heaven and earth to find money for his fathers kidney transplant where he himself is going to be the donor.

Title: The Beating Woman, aka Lady Furious
Hangul: ?? ?? (Pae-neun Yeo-ja)
Genre: Action
Release Date: 19 October 2012 (South Korea)
Director:  Kim Choon-sik (???)
Runtime: 1h 28mn
Country: S. Korea
Audio: Korean

Synopsis
An action movie about female detective who does everything she can to mop up the drug mess that was brought into Korea by Hong Kong drugs lords, that accidentally ends up in the hands of two men and a killer.

Year: 2012
Country: Japan
Director: Yang Yong-Hi
Writer: Yang Yong-Hi
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 100 min
Language: Japanese
Release Date: August 4, 2012

Cast:
Arata – Seung-Ho
Sakura Ando – Rie
Yang Ik-June – Mr. Yang
Kotomi Kyono – Soon-Yi
Tatsushi Omori – Hong-Gi
Jun Murakami – Joon-Ho
Shogo – Cheol-Yi
Taro Suwa – Te-Jo
Yoshiko Miyazaki – mother
Masane Tsukayama – father

Synopsis/ Plot:
Sung-Ho (Arata) arrives in Japan, but his stay is only temporary. 25 years earlier, as a 16-year-old boy, he left Japan for North Korea with only a one way ticket. His father is an ethnic Korean living in Japan and sympathetic to the North Korea cause. Believing in the North Korean government’s promises, Sung-Ho’s father sent Sung-Ho to live in North Korea.

Year: 2012
Country: Japan
Director: Kazuyuki Izutsu
Genre: Crime, Suspense
Runtime: 129mins
Language: Japanese
Cast: Satoshi Tsumabuki, Tadanobu Asano, Chang-Min, Kenta Kiritani, Junpei Mizobata, Toshiyuki Nishida

Plot:
Kota (Satoshi Tsumabuki) hears about an impending 1.5 billion yen gold bar heist from his friend Kitagawa (Tadanobu Asano), a former college classmate, and decides to take part. The gold bar sits in the basement of the HQ of Sumita Bank.
Helping Kota and Kitagawa are bank security employee Noda (Kenta Kiritani), a North Korean spy pretending to be a college student (Shim Chang-Min), Kitagawa’s younger brother Haruki (Junpei Mizobata) and a former elevator engineer (Toshiyuki Nishida). These 6 men are about to carry the boldest of schemes to bypass the bank’s high-tech defense system.

Year: 2012
Country: Japan
Director: Yamamoto Junnichi
Writer: Yukiwo (manga)
Genre: Comedy / Romance
Runtime: 92 min
Language: Japanese
Release Date: Novenber 17, 2012
Cast:
Kato Natsuki – Ran
Nakata Chisato (AKB48) – Pandora
Nakaya Sayaka (AKB48) – Hikaru

Synopsis/ Plot:
The film tells the story of two sisters named Ran and Pandora – Ran is depicted as the internet-addicted older sister, while Pandora is the adorable younger sibling.
The sisters adore gothic lolita fashion and reside in a luxurious apartment, despite maintaining NEET (“Not in education, employment or training“) lives.  Yet tension is introduced when Pandora lands a job in one of Akihabara’s maid cafe, making Ran very hostile against her.

AKA: ????????
Year: 2012
Country: Thailand
Language: Thai
Film Genre: Comedy
Director: Rerkchai Paungpetch
Cast: Araya A. Hargate, Ray MacDonald, Kom Chauncheun, Koti Aramboy

Plot Synopsis
A woman is afflicted with an unusual condition; she cries all the time, at the slightest provocation regardless of whether she’s happy or sad, beset by anxieties or problem-free. Nicknamed “Madame Ho”, this pitiful woman strives to play a more visible role in a household that continually belittles her.

AKA : Nu Yong
Year : 2013
Country: China
Language : Mandarin
Film Genre : Horror, Romance, Thriller
Director : Qiu Chuji
Cast : Ren Quan, Sandrine Pinna, Lee Wei, Gao Beibei, Cui Jie, Yan Qianqian

Plot/Synopsis :  ”The Chrysalis” doesn’t shy away from all sorts of bloody romance for New Year festivals and Valentine’s Day. It appears to be a horror film but actually is a love story, which focuses on women’s revenge. The skills and plots are going to get your adrenalin pumping whilst at the same time making you think about what love is.

AKA: ?? ??? | Jongeun Chingoodeul
HanCinema: (Coming Soon)
Cast: Yeon Jeong-hoon, Lee Ji-hoon, Kazuki Kitamura, Choi Jeong-won, Cha Hyeon-woo, Seong Hyeok
Director: Jin Hyeong-tae
Genre: Action | Crime | Drama | Gangster
Runtime: 87 min.
Release Date: March 28, 2013
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean

Plot:
K (Yeon Jeong-Hun), Tatsuya (Kazuki Kitamura), Joon-Oh (Lee Ji-Hoon) and Yuuji (Kim Young-Hoon) are best friends. They work for Sung-Ho’s gang in a Korean neighborhood in Japan. A power struggle over their territory erupts between their gang and the yakuza.
K, Tatsuya, Joon-Oh and Yuuji try to revenge the death of a gang member, but they are soon chased by the police. As a result, Tatsuya is arrested and the relationship between Joon-Oh and K becomes frosty.
Meanwhile, K robs the yakuza to bail out Tatsuya and Joon-Oh tries to find the snitch in Sung-Ho’s gang. They learn that someone is behind the series of deaths of their members. A plan for revenge is set forth.

Movie: Breathless 
Revised romanization: Ddongpari 
Hangul: ??? 
Director: Yang Ik-June
Writer: Yang Ik-June
Producer: Jang Seong-Jin 
Cinematographer: Yun Jong-Ho 
World Premiere: October, 2008 (Pusan Int. Film Fest.) 
Theatrical Release Date: April 16, 2009 
Runtime: 130 min. 
Genre: Drama / Gangster / Indie 
Language: Korean 
Country: South Korea
Cast: 
Yang Ik-june as Sang-hoon
Kim Kkot-bi as Yeon-hee
Jung Man-shik as Man-shik
Lee Hwan as Young-jae
Yun Seung-hun as Hwan-kyu
Kim Hee-su as Yeong-in

Plot:
Sang-Hoon (Yang Ik-June) works as a low-level gangster collecting money for his longtime loan shark friend. Sang-Hoon seethes with rage due to his troubled childhood and abusive father. At any moment, Sang-Hoon can lash out at relatives, friends & strangers with the only way he knows how to solve problems – savage violence.

Movie: Boy (English title) / Goodbye, Boy (literal title)
Revised romanization: Gootbayi Boyi
Hangul: ??? ??
Director: Roh Hong-Jin
Writer: Roh Hong-Jin
Producer: Choi Soon-Sik, Kwak Kyoung-Taek, Song Joon-Hyoung
Cinematographer: Lee In-Won
World Premiere: October 2010 (Pusan International Film Festival)
Release Date: June 2, 2011
Runtime: 112 min.
Distributor: Indiestory
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Plot:
Winter 1988 – Middle school student Jin-Woo (Yeon Jun-Seok) lives with his unemployed alcoholic father (Ahn Nae-Sang) and his unhappy mother (Kim So-Hee) who frequently attempts to runaway from home due to her unhappiness with her husband. Jin-Woo’s older sister (Ryu Hyun-Kyung) does whatever she wants and fumes at her mother for the life she lives. Jin-Woo feels sorry for his mom who has to support the family alone and starts to work as a newspaper delivery boy. At the newspaper distribution plant, he meets another boy named Chang-Geun (Kim Dong-Young) who works hard to save money. Jin-Woo learns from Chang-Geun things like how to smoke, drink alcohol and how to deal with girls. Jin-Woo learns about life through Chang-Geun.