JU ON 2 (released 26 Feb)
Starring: Yui Ichikawa, Noriko Sakai

What seems like a normal house is actually a supernatural release of evil bad things known as the "Ju On". The different owners of the house have everyone of them gone through horrifying experiences, unaware that something terrible had happened within the house ages ago. However, one person tries to seek out just what is haunting the house.

HERBAL TEA (released 26 Feb)
Starring: Candy Lo, Jordan Chan, Lily Li

Ah Mei (Candy Lo) is an orphan but also the owner of a herbal tea shop left to her by her deceased parents. The shop is managed by Mei, who has grown up to be a meddlesome child and likes to interfere in other people's business although with intentions to do good. The neighbourhood knows and likes her and she has plenty of friends. She seems satisfied with her lot, until one fateful day when she decides to let out her flat to a man called Dan (Jordan Chan), who will soon turn her life upside down.

AND ALSO THE ECLIPSE (released 26 Feb)
Starring: Josie Ho, Chan Shan Shan

Flora has problems. Mental ones. However she is content with her life, although she has sporadic insomnia, and her ex-boyfriend had recently committed suicide. She decides to go to Egypt but misses her flight. Not a problem. She takes a ferry to Lantau Island where she visits her cousin. Whilst here, she is able to finally tell all about what is truly troubling her and get the comfort and sympathy she so craved.

ONG-BAK (released 19 Feb)
Starring: Phanom Yeerum, Petchthai Wongkamlao

Ting is self-taught in the deadly martial arts of Thai kickboxing. With this talent, the village elders orders him to bring back the stolen ancient artifact known as Ong Bak. Ting goes to Bangkok, faces strong and powerful adversaries, with one mission on his mind. Can he overcome all?

LEAVING ME, LOVING YOU (12 Feb)
Starring: Leon Lai, Faye Wong

Yue (Faye) and Qian (Leon) were in true love for over a year. In that time, they were perfect for each other, but for some reason, that love quickly diminished, and they fell out of love, with no sorrows or anger.

ELIXIR OF LOVE (released 5 Feb)
Starring: Richie Ren, Miriam Yeung, Eric Kot, Lam Suet

Miriam Yeung plays an outcast princess whose distinct bodily odour was the cause of her leaving the comfort of the palace. She now sells fish, so as to hide her smell. One day, she comes across a bloke (Richie Ren) who is a herbalist, but in fact, is adept in making perfumes. He vows that he would make the ultimate perfume for the princess.

PROTEGE DE LA ROSE NOIRE (released on 3 Feb) [website]
Starring: Charlene Choi, Gillian Chung, Ekin Cheng, Teresa Mo

In a remake of the popular Rose Noire film, the Twins get to don the famous robes and face-masks and wreck havoc everywhere with their singing (kidding). Teresa Mo is the Black Rose, but her time is up and she needs successors, so she chooses Sandy and Gill (Twins), who reluctantly train under her. Meanwhile, Rose's long time delinquent student Poison Ivy is on a crime spree using Rose's name. It is time that the new Black Roses must stop Poison Ivy - with the help of a man dressed up as Robin (as in Batman).

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