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One day, as Chiikawa and Garma rest in a square, a rabbit appears with a flyer stuck to its face. The message reads: "An invitation to a special island." It promises enticing offers: "Complete simple tasks on the island and receive a reward one hundred times greater!" "Limited island ramen and exclusive desserts, sweets and spicy food practically free!" Drawn in by these tempting offers, Chiikawa and friends decide to participate in the event taking place on the island. While the sea otter senses something suspicious about the invitation, Chiikawa and his companions board the boat with excitement. They finally arrive at the special island, hearts full of hope. But what secrets does this island truly hold...?

Six shots fired, four bullets recovered. And two rounds whose fate vanishes from official records. August 15, 1974, the 29th Anniversary Celebration of Liberation. Live before the entire nation, the First Lady is assassinated. An unprecedented tragedy unfolds. Chaos erupts at the ceremony site. The suspect is arrested, the incident is recorded as a national tragedy, and hastily closed. Yet detective "Chul-gu," who oversaw security at the scene, the newspaper's social affairs editor "Jae-hwan," who scrutinizes what lies beneath, and rookie reporter "Young-il," a direct witness to the confusion, begin to harbor unanswerable questions—gaps between the official investigation results and the actual circumstances. A shocking incident broadcast live across the nation. Everyone saw it, but no one knew the truth of that day. Who orchestrated the event that shook the Republic of Korea?

In medieval Europe, the clergy believed playing cards were instruments of the devil. Particularly, the thirteen spades—symbols of death—all bore the names of demons. Two demons—"Lucifer," a fallen angel cast into hell, and "Beelzebub," the established ruler of the underworld—decide to settle everything through gambling. "Jang Tae-young" (Byun Yo-han), who captivates hearts through natural charisma, and "Park Tae-young" (Roh Jae-won), who proves himself through innate intellect and hard work, have been close friends since their school days. The two venture into the online casino business and experience rapid success. However, as their business grows, only the lucky Jang Tae gains attention, and Park Tae's jealousy quietly festers. At the peak of success, jealousy transforms into betrayal. During a business trip to Vietnam, Jang Tae-young plummets into the abyss due to Park Tae-young's unexpected betrayal. He miraculously survives and learns poker from "Gwak Dong-uk," the legendary card sharp. Meanwhile, "Kaneko" (Miyoshi Ayaka), backed by a yakuza organization, takes interest in Korea's online casino operations and sets up a massive global gambling game involving major players from Japan and Vietnam. At the brink of a precipice, on a table of destiny where two friends bearing the same name face different fates, Jang Tae-young and Park Tae-young finally confront each other... The grand finale of the Taja series most acclaimed by fans of the original—"Taja at Chuseok!"

Seok-hwan (Koo Kyo-hwan) is a job seeker constantly failing interviews despite the candid advice of his best friend Young-ha (Kang Ki-young) and the steadfast support of his younger sister Ye-rin (Kim Si-ah). One night, after failing yet another interview, he heads home only to be attacked by strangers. He dies. But seventy-two hours later, Seok-hwan wakes up unharmed. He discovers he possesses an extraordinary ability: he can resurrect after death. Before he can even come to terms with this strange reality, a mysterious figure called Black (Shin Seung-ho) who has learned of his existence begins hunting him. However, with each death and resurrection, Seok-hwan's powers grow increasingly stronger. As Seok-hwan becomes more powerful with each death, his counterattack begins! "Don't worry. I come back to life no matter how many times I die!"

The new myth from Christopher Nolan, cinema's greatest master of this era, unfolds on screen: humanity's greatest classical epic, the Odyssey! After leading the ten-year Trojan War to victory, the hero 'Odysseus' (Matt Damon) embarks on a journey to return to his wife 'Penelope' (Anne Hathaway) and son 'Telemachus' (Tom Holland) in a kingdom plagued by the king's absence, where invasion and power struggles ravage the land. But before his homecoming, which has incurred the gods' wrath, await a colossal storm, terrifying monsters, and the trials of an inescapable fate... No one can prevent my return. Not even the gods.

Miyok lives with her husband Hoseok, a laid-off worker, and their ten-year-old son Cheol. One day, she attends the funeral of Hoseok's former workplace colleague, where she meets Yeji, a documentary filmmaker investigating laid-off workers, and Yeji's husband Sangwoo. Yeji proposes that Miyok and Hoseok participate in her documentary about workers. While Hoseok is reluctant, Miyok agrees and appears on camera. As the filming progresses, Yeji tries to get closer to Miyok and suggests they become friends. Miyok feels both joy at bonding with Yeji, whose life is so different from her own, and an indefinable unease. Especially when she encounters Sangwoo, who often helps with the filming: though he is kind and warm toward her, Miyok senses she cannot truly understand him. To open Hoseok's heart, Yeji suggests the two families take a summer vacation together. They head to Sangwoo's summer house on the west coast. There, they eventually reveal their hidden desires to one another.

Early Autumn, Back to Work. Seon-woo (Han So-hee), a young and ambitious CEO, has grown her fashion brand 'WOO22' into an industry dark horse, achieving billions of won in sales just three years after launch. Running tirelessly toward success, she encounters Ki-ho (Choi Min-sik), a silver intern who has just joined as the team's youngest member. A veteran with 37 years of professional experience and the highest level of social acumen, Ki-ho struggles to adapt to this unfamiliar digital work environment and the company's free-spirited culture. Yet his inherent sincerity and deeply human communication touch Seon-woo's heart. Though poles apart in every way, these two people share the perspectives and experiences each lacks, bringing unexpected warmth to their relentless daily grind.

"I love you so much, so much, so much, so much…" Bear, who harbors unrequited love for Nicki, purchases a magical willow called "One Wish Willow" from an antique shop and makes a wish: that Nicki will love him more than anyone else in the world. That night, they become lovers, but find themselves facing terrifying events from which they cannot escape… ※ One Wish Willow Warnings ※ 1. Only one wish can be made 2. Once a wish is made, it cannot be canceled or changed 3. If you want the wish's effect to disappear…?

Medical delivery driver Brian (Austin Abrahams) takes on an emergency delivery in the dead of night to Raccoon City General Hospital. While navigating through a snowstorm, he suddenly hits someone who darts into the road. The person he thought was dead rises again and attacks him. What he believed to be a single entity multiplies endlessly, and communication cuts out. Without knowing what he's even delivering, Brian fights desperately to survive against the creatures that keep emerging… Impossible to predict, impossible to escape. The nightmarish "Night Zero" begins—the start of humanity's extinction.

After his parents' divorce, Jongsu has nowhere to go and moves in with his aunt with his mother's help. While living with his aunt's family, the seemingly happy atmosphere of the household only deepens his sense of despair. Feeling like an outsider in this space, Jongsu eventually obtains sleeping pills and attempts suicide. At death's door, he experiences a comforting vision of family happiness that restores his will to live.