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Qing Huan is a charming, stubborn little iris fairy who is adorably infatuated with Bai Ze, the powerful and aloof god of the Heavens. Every day she chases him with her lovely innocence and sweet words, melting the heart of the cold god. In order to complete his ascension as soon as possible, an ascension our cute little fairy was affecting, Bai Ze decides to go down to earth as a mortal to face his three life tribulations and the two get separated...or do they?

A Thai remake of the Korean drama 1st Shop of Coffee Prince, it follows very closely to the original story line. Pra’Ek is a middle-aged guy from a rich family who has never had to work until his grandmother forces him to run a coffee shop. Nang’Ek role is a hardworking and tomboyish girl who is often mistaken for a guy. She pretends to be male to get a job at the coffee shop but she and Pra'Ek gradually begin to develop feelings for each other.

“Thesis of Evil” is a story of Dr. Professor (Pentti Korhonen), the most successful super villain of his time. In a time where super villains are more celebrated than heroes, doing evil has become a huge business. And where there is money, there are always the men in suits pushing paperwork and schedules. Dr. Professor finds himself unable to control his own evildoing. “Dr. Professor's Thesis of Evil” is a 2011 American dark comedy set in the world of superheroes, gigantic mutant koalas and death rays. The movie will set a cornerstone in the new world of original motion novels, a fascinating combination of photography, 3D graphics and animation.

Teppei Kaneko (Ryo Kase) is a young guy, typical of many of his generation; he works part-time, hangs out in Tokyo and tries to figure out what life has in store for him. He finds out the hard way. Finally getting his act together, he's on his way to his first job interview when he's accused of groping a young schoolgirl on the train. He desperately pleads his innocence but the police are only interested in coercing a quick confession and closing the books. Before he knows what's going on his denials plunge him into a Kafka-esque world of bureaucracy and precedent. Being held in custody is a frustrating, brutalizing and lonely experience for Teppei. The prosecutor ignores his explanations of innocence and he's summarily arraigned for trial. In Japan judges are promoted for the speed with which they deal with their caseloads with a resulting in a 99.9% guilty rate. Belying its adoption of most aspects of modern democracy, Japan does not have trial by jury and presumption of guilt is reality in all but name. Meanwhile Teppei's mother and slacker best friend Tatsu, form an unlikely alliance to organize on his behalf. As his circle of friends and supporters gathers round, so too the noose of "justice" tightens and power of the state moves against one young man who is about to have to grow up very fast