Romance

Nick and Leah are on the verge of breakup but then comes the worldwide pandemic and emergency lockdown. As they navigate the "new normal" together, the couple discovers that breaking up may be more complicated than staying together.

After affable Jake (Angus McLaren) was dumped by his girlfriend Jasmine (Megan Smart) for being too nice, he came up with a stupid scheme to win her back-a charity walk the length of Australia's West Coast, with the backing of a sleazy media mogul (John Cleese) so long as he did it in a loincloth. Well, it worked... now what does he do about the beautiful backpacker (Natasha Liu Bordizzo) he fell for along the way?

From the award-winning team of SOUL MATE comes a new Chinese drama movie by Derek Tsang, starring Jackson Yee and Zhou Dongyu.
The country comes to a standstill when it is time for the Chinese gaokao, a two-day national college entrance exam. For nearly ten million high school students, this exam determines where and if they get to study and the fates of their entire families.
Like many others, Nian has been single-mindedly preparing for the exam, cutting everything else out of her life. But, when she becomes the target of relentless bullying, fate brings her together with small-time

According to ancient lore, if a human freely offers their heart to a demon, that monster can become mortal, experiencing existence's real pains and passions. This is the ultimate triumph of the underworld. Xiaowei (Xun Zhou, THE GREAT MAGICIAN, FLYING SWORDS OF DRAGON GATE), a millennia-old fox spirit, is freed from her frozen prison and transforms into a dangerous seductress, consuming living hearts to keep her beautiful as she searches for her chance to become human.
Meanwhile, Princess Jing (Wei Zhao, 14 BLADES, RED CLIFF, SHAOLIN SOCCER), hiding her marred beauty behind a golden mask

Broken love. Forbidden passion. Self-discovery. 

Set in the lush hills and cobbled streets of the Amalfi Coast, Jane (Kate Bosworth, BLUE CRUSH) is searching for something more from her life. She loves her husband (Iddo Goldberg), but their silence is growing. Her work, writing her grandmother's memoir (voiced by Claire Bloom), immerses her in the quiet beauty of the town, its islands... and finally, in the romantic embrace of a younger man (Jamie Blackley). Jane must decide where her passions will take her and who she wants to be as she documents the discoveries of AND WHILE WE WERE HERE.

Everybody loves Jonah (Ryan Kwanten) - especially the ladies. He's young, hot, sharing a fantastic house with his best friends Gus (Ryan Corr) and Stevie (Sarah Snook), and throwing parties that rock AND keep the bills paid.

Then:  that awkward moment when your random one-night stand asks, is that a lump?

Boom. Jonah's got testicular cancer. His life isn't at risk, but the impending treatment will leave him infertile. To everyone's shock, Jonah realizes he wants to be a dad. Unfortunately, his attempts at the sperm bank are a failure. His only choice is natural conception within the next

1930s Shanghai: the glamorous, tumultuous "Paris of the East" whose salons, streets, and bedrooms frame this Chinese adaptation of the French novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses - into a lush new vision of DANGEROUS LIAISONS.

Aging socialite Mo Jieyu (Cecilia Cheung) still finds herself circling ex-boyfriend Xie Yifan (Jang Dong-kun). Even after years of separation, their attraction and appetites smolder beneath the surface. Mo, the wealthy and charming widow with a taste for indulgence and sensual pleasures, still has eyes for famous womanizer Xie, who secretly burns with love for her.

And

Naomi Foner (RUNNING ON EMPTY) takes the director's chair for this gentle and sensitive youth drama that follows two New York City teenagers and the events that strain the bond between them during one of the last summers of their adolescence. Lilly (Dakota Fanning) is quiet, thoughtful, and reflective - the product of two conservative parents (Ellen Barkin and Clark Gregg) who keep a tight rein on her. Gerry (Elizabeth Olsen), on the other hand, is free-spirited, uninhibited, and slightly caustic - the daughter of a left-of-center mom and dad (Demi Moore and Richard Dreyfuss) who let her do