Movies of All Identities

On Christmas Eve, Stella and the women of the Rossi family gather for the Feast of the Seven Fishes, waiting for their husbands and loved ones to return. Instead, they receive news of a deadly ambush and enemies surrounding the estate. With communications cut and the doors sealed, they believe their capture will endanger the men they love. But the siege is a “Christmas prank” supported by Stella’s husband, father, and brothers to please Selena. As the cries inside grow weaker, the men still believe gifts and apologies will fix everything in the morning. What will await them when they finally open the doors?

Kendra's one-night stand left her with twins—and cost her everything. Stripped of her powers and cast out by her family, she's forced to work as a servant while keeping her children hidden. What she doesn't know? Their father is the Wolf King, and he's spent five years searching for her. When the truth finally comes out, he'll risk everything to protect his family. The woman everyone looked down on is about to become their queen—and her twins are the royal heirs.

She rejected her loyal Beta for a wealthy Alpha, unaware he built her empire. But Jax is the last heir of a massacred Lycan royal family. When his power awakens, a princess claims him as her destined mate, and one command brings every Alpha to their knees. His wife begs for another chance. He refuses. Now the elder who murdered his family unleashes a serum that turns wolves into monsters, including his former wife.

Two years ago, Tessa wandered into the visiting locker room at her twin brother’s hockey game, kissed a stranger, and fled, leaving a hair tie.Two years later, she interns at her brother Beau’s school, hiding their sibling tie. She finds the stranger is Knox, Beau’s hated rival and roommate.Caught by a teammate, Knox lies to cover her, and they become accomplices. They sneak into a secret romance, always risking exposure.

Sia, the pregnant Lycan Queen, stepped into battle for her ailing husband, risking everything to protect their unborn heir. But the attack was a trap, set up by her own husband to kill them both. When his plan fails, he switches their child with his mistress's son, expecting Sia to raise the boy and hand him her throne. But there's one thing they don't know: Sia has known the truth all along.

The hockey team is one bad season from losing the ice. Captain Liam signs a thirty-day fake-dating deal with Noah, the reckless rookie, to save it. It's all for the cameras. Nobody falls.But somewhere between the fake interviews and the real 3 a.m. talks, the lines blur. Old injuries. A family he won't talk about. A league ready to tear them apart.Thirty days is not long enough to pretend.

Elven princess Elune became mortal for love of Prince Leon, helped him unify, but pregnant she was framed by jealous cousin Sylvia, Returning home, she became Elven Queen and came back. Leon coveted the crown that only she could wear. She exposed him, became true queen, and exiled Sylvia to a monster's death.

Human girl Aliyah takes a food delivery job to support her family farm, only to stumble into the ancient castle of Lucius, a two-hundred-year-old pureblood vampire. Mistaken by a witch as his perfect soulmate capable of bearing pureblood heirs, she is forced into a marriage contract with the vampire clan’s lord. On their wedding night, Aliyah receives a message from the witch revealing the horrifying truth—the compatibility reading was wrong, and she can never give Lucius pureblood offspring. If the secret comes out, she will be killed instantly. Desperate to escape, Aliyah is repeatedly confined by the possessive, obsessive Lucius. His half-blood younger brother Alan soon appears, claiming to be her true soulmate and offering her freedom, though he initially plans revenge against pureblood vampires. After fleeing to her grandparents’ quiet countryside farm, Aliyah briefly finds peace, yet she faces constant threats from Serena, a pureblood vampire infatuated with Lucius, and her cruel, money-obsessed birth father. Through countless life-or-death ordeals, Lucius lets go of his obsession with bloodline reproduction and realizes his genuine love for Aliyah. Alan abandons his vengeance and leaves to travel the world. Free from the false bond of blood compatibility, the two resolve all misunderstandings, stay together out of true affection, and eventually welcome their own pureblood child.

Arthur, the “King of Soccer,” was brutally murdered by the Sterling family—a soccer powerhouse—for refusing to fix matches. On his deathbed, he left his AI contact lenses to his eight-year-old son, Jace, and urged him to stay away from the soccer field forever. Twelve years later, Jace, living under an assumed name, had become a ball boy at the very bottom of the Velocity Club. When the Sterling family once again reached out to take over this declining club, Jace finally took off his ball boy cap, put on those AI glasses, and transformed into the new King of Soccer. As the AI activates, everything in his field of vision follows a predictable trajectory! He precisely calculates every shift in his opponents’ center of gravity, moving through their penalty area as if unopposed. On his path to redemption, three women with vastly different personalities serve as his backbone: the sultry, mature Vanessa shields him from all dangers at any cost; Camila, his fiery childhood friend, mends his battle wounds with the purest passion; and Sienna, the aloof heiress of the Sterling family, develops a strong desire to control him through their power struggle—not only using him as a weapon to root out the family’s corruption, but also gradually succumbing to their dangerous, ambiguous relationship. From the sidelines to the pinnacle of the world, Jace navigates the love triangles and cutthroat rivalries of these three women. He single-handedly shatters the Sterling family’s business empire, clears his father’s name, and is crowned the King of the Green Field!

Alaric, the arrogant son of the God King, is cast down from the celestial realm for his reckless abuse of power. Stripped of his divinity and marked with a golden brand, he crash-lands in the grimy streets of Exile City—a lawless slum rotting from within. There, he encounters four ragged orphans: fiery Wally, bookish Finn, serene Percy, and timid Daisy. Bound by a mysterious connection to his brand, they refuse to leave his side. But these children are no ordinary waifs—they are living vessels destined to become the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death. Beneath the city, a fragment of the Lord of Decay awakens, fed by the corrupt ruler Vaya using citizens as living fuel. As black rot spreads, Alaric realizes RAGNARÖK IS COMING, he must reclaim his lost power, or forge a new one born not from divine right, but from the bond he shares with four children who dared to trust a fallen god.