Contemporary Movies

Was it a one-night stand or was there more to it? After that one night, Mila got kicked out of her family because of her pregnancy. Little did she know that this man, Simon, would find her five years later. Will his persistence move her and her daughter? Will they uncover the twisted truth about that night?

In Love at Dangerous Speeds movie, when Violet flees her abusive fiancé on their wedding day, she hides with Marcus, a notorious street racer. Their protection-for-a-kiss deal ignites into passion, giving her the freedom she craves. Then Marcus confesses a dark secret: the hit-and-run accident that haunts him killed Violet's father. Will she forgive the man who stole her heart but destroyed her family, or return to the controlling life she desperately tried to escape?

Jared Zane donates his bone marrow to save his ailing mother, only for his adoptive brother, Seth Quill, to take the credit. Betrayed and beaten by his own mother, Jared is cast out, and the Quills plan for Seth to marry his fiancée, Ruby Pierce. Tyler Zane, Jared's adoptive father, seeks justice and, on the wedding day, exposes the Quills' wrongdoings. Ruby, still loyal to Jared, threatens to end her life rather than marry Seth. Tyler forces the Quills to yield by cutting off their business deals. Desperate, they feign remorse, but Seth continues plotting to control the family. With Liam's help, Jared exposes Seth's bribery and bone marrow theft. The Quills retaliate by claiming a stranger as Tyler's biological son, but Jared and Tyler turn the tables, gathering evidence to trap them. The Quills face bankruptcy, and Seth's true nature is revealed. With the truth laid bare, Jared and Ruby reunite and marry, securing their happiness.

Little Alodia had a tough start. At just five years old, she was stuck living with her mean aunt Rhea who only cared about boys. Life was lonely until she met Jade, the fiery widow everyone in Loess Village talked about. A funny thing happened after Jade took Alodia in. Suddenly, Jade's struggling herb business took off. Bills got paid. Good things just kept happening. Turns out the quiet little girl was what folks called a "luck magnet" - where she went, fortune followed. Of course, nasty aunt Rhea came sniffing around when she heard. The village chief, Larry Greene, heard the rumors, trying to take Alodia back. But Jade wasn't having it. With help from folks like Osmond and the neighbors, they showed Rhea for the cruel woman she was. In the end, Jade got to keep her lucky little girl, proving sometimes the family you choose is better than the one you're born into.

Nancy Morgan had it all—wealth, status, the perfect life. But when her boyfriend Hank was left deaf and mute after a terrible accident, she gave everything up. Defying her father, Zack Morgan, she ran away from home, pretended to be muted herself just to stay by Hank’s side. For three long years, she worked odd jobs, scrimped and saved, all to pay for his treatments. Then, the unthinkable happened—Hank recovered. But instead of gratitude, he was ashamed of his past, and ashamed of Nancy playing the "poor mute girl." He started chasing after Yana, a woman who only wanted him for his newfound charm, while pushing Nancy away with cruel words and cold shoulders. Finally, enough was enough. Broken but not defeated, Nancy walked away. She returned to her family, moved abroad, and slowly rebuilt her life. And there, she found something unexpected—real love with Noah Vince, a man who cherished her for who she truly was. No disguises, no sacrifices. Just happiness, the way it was always meant to be.

Liam Stone, the Culinary God, was left for dead by his jealous apprentice, Max Newman. Rescued with no memory, Liam is taken in by Melissa Jackman, unaware she's helping the legendary chef. Working in the Jackmans' kitchen, his hands remember the art of cooking, though his mind doesn't. When sabotage nearly kills him, a gas-filled kitchen triggers a flood of memories. Now, with his skills restored, Liam enters the Culinary Clash, turning heads and sparking rumors. As he faces Max in a final showdown, the stakes are high: redemption and the true essence of culinary greatness.

Five years ago, Lyra Jones became pregnant with Charles Coleman's child. During delivery, she suffered severe hemorrhage and was critical. Charles' subordinate posed as her relative, bribed a nurse, took the twins to Charles, and Lyra was told they didn't survive. Five years later, Lyra was harassed by Raymond Walter in a jewelry store. She pretended to be married with a child and asked her friend Mia Clark to find her a husband. During a blind date at a coffee shop, her conversation with Mia was overheard by Patrick and Andrew Coleman, who posed as the date's children. Charles returned to the shop, discovered the children had replaced the date, and took them away. Raymond suddenly showed up and demanded Lyra repay the money, leading Charles to mistakenly think she was a gold digger. Despite this, Charles married Lyra for the children's sake. While Lyra was buying gifts for Charles' children at the jewelry store, Raymond appeared. Charles helped Lyra handle the situation, and they went home to celebrate the kids' birthdays. Later, Lyra moved in with Charles. One day after work, Raymond attacked Lyra in retaliation, and Charles, who was picking her up, saved her. Raymond's wife later came to the store causing trouble for Lyra but left upset. With Charles' assistance, Lyra signed a contract with Mr. Martin, followed by a KTV celebration. Charles, suspecting Lyra's identity, asked Gavin Brown to investigate. While shopping with Mia, Lyra encountered Charles and Zoe Brown, realizing her feelings for Charles. After Charles clarified Zoe's identity, they returned home, where they met Dennis Coleman. Charles explained the situation to Dennis to protect his identity. While the jewelry store celebrated Lyra's entry into the Coleman Group competition, she discovered Charles' true identity and sought a divorce. Zoe then admitted her feelings for Charles and urged Lyra to leave him. With friends' support, Charles worked tirelessly to reconcile with Lyra. Meanwhile, Zoe found out Lyra was the children's biological mother, destroyed the evidence, and had Lena Shire pose as their mother. Ultimately, Charles' efforts led Lyra to forgive him while discovering her identity. Later, Lena kidnapped Lyra to threaten Charles, revealing everything to her.

After go master Frank Hughes' death, his spirit possessed Dylan Nolan, an autistic boy who had lost his father and faced family bullying. With Frank's go skills, Dylan won the family competition, saved his father's go academy, and defeated a challenging family. At the Go Master Competition, he beat Gorie's best player, topping the world. Finally, he helped Frank fulfill his wish by facing the challenge of artificial intelligence.

Cora Zeller faints from low blood sugar and is saved by Mark York. Grateful, she falls for him and makes a pact with her father: she can be with Mark if he rises to success. Together, they build a future, and Mark becomes CEO of York Corp. Excited, Cora plans to reveal her true identity at her birthday party, but reality hits hard. To grow his empire, Mark begins to flirt with Joey Wade, the heiress of Wade Corp., even giving her the pearl necklace that Cora designed. Heartbroken, Cora breaks up with him, but Mark won’t let go. In her time of need, Jason Yates, who has secretly loved her for years, steps in to support her. Cora then exposes Mark and Joey’s affair, revealing Mark’s true nature. She later discovers that it was Jason, not Mark, who saved her all those years ago. Together, Cora and Jason face life’s challenges, grow stronger, and build a beautiful future as a couple.

Gary Leed's world is divided between his dangerous construction site where he trades his health for wages and the modest home where Ian studies for a future Gary could only dream of. When Gary's body collapses—years of malnutrition and exhaustion collecting their debt—father and son face an impossible choice. Ian Leed, witnessing his father's suffering, volunteers to abandon his education and enter the workforce, but Gary refuses to let poverty claim another generation. Having once survived on street corners where he exchanged dignity for coins, Gary is determined that his son's hands will hold books, not bricks.