Liu Haoran

Inspired by real photos from the Nanjing Massacre, 1937. During WWII in Nanjing, postman A-Chang is forced to work as a film developer for the Japanese army. Hidden in the photo studio, he shelters civilians while secretly smuggling out photos that expose the massacre to the world.

When a mob kingpin's gold goes missing, a bumbling detective accused of murder must clear his name with the help of his nephew and find the true killer.

Young urbanite, Haofeng, a charming tour guide, Nana, and a personable but frustrated restaurant worker, Xiao, all bond quickly over a drunken weekend in the cold wintry Yanji, a city on China's northern border. Confronting their individual traumas, their frozen desires slowly thaw as they seek to liberate themselves from an icy world.

When a conman is framed for the murder of a visiting government official, he finds sanctuary with a monk who trains him in martial arts.

A circus performer joins a late CEO's son on a quest to keep the will from underworld figures as they journey through danger, thrills, and laughs.

Five short stories take place in different cities and villages in China.