Drama Movies

After defeating Pope Pari in a contest of strength, Percy wins his approval—but declines the papacy to search for his origins. Guided by the Pope, he arrives in Crow Territory, rescues his sister, and reaches the Cohen family, only to find them under siege by the Ross family. His mother reveals the truth of his birth and urges him to flee. Moved, Percy defeats the invaders Brienne and Fiona, and encounters Mia of the Outflow Church, who has been searching for him. Brienne and Fiona are rescued and transformed by the fallen mage Cru. Fiona evolves into an evil dragon. Percy is defeated and nearly killed. Mia saves him at the cost of her own life. Percy awakens the Sun God's blessing, heals Mia, transforms into a seraph, and slays Fiona. Cru flees. Percy returns Mia to the Church, refuses the papacy again, and chooses to hunt down Cru.

Tessa is pushed off a building by her adopted sister Chloe. She wakes up at fifteen, reliving her life. This time, she refuses to fight for her family's love. Chloe manipulates everyone, framing Tessa for cheating. Tessa calmly proves Chloe's guilt using surveillance footage. Chloe is expelled. Tessa earns straight A's and a Yale scholarship. Her family apologizes, but she remains distant. She leaves for Yale alone, determined to live for herself.

When Savannah's mother fell critically ill, her husband Beau delayed the promised transplant coordination to punish her. When she begged for their private jet to see her mother for the last time, he chose to attend his lover Cassidy's celebration instead. After her mother's death, Savannah signed separation papers, sold her personal assets, and anonymously handed over the Beaumont family's old land‑deal records to a non‑profit legal agency before leaving Charleston. Beau assumed Savannah could never leave him, until he found their home emptied and her phone deactivated. Savannah bought a ranch in Montana to start over and hired cowboy Cody for help. When the Beaumont land scandal broke, Beau chased her to Montana, begging her to suppress public outcry and showing up with Cassidy to cause trouble, only to be rejected. Dumped by Beau, Cassidy turned against him, providing evidence of his charity‑fund embezzlement and financial fraud. Beau was disowned by his family and imprisoned; Cassidy's career collapsed. Savannah visited her mother's grave, knowing she was finally living well.

In her last life, Linda refused to divorce politician Michael when he fell for twenty-seven-year-old club hostess Jessica. Ten years of cold violence and solo breadwinning ended in ovarian cancer. At her funeral, Michael handed Jessica his wage card; son Brian called Linda an ugly freak and wanted Jessica as Mom. Reborn to the day Michael demanded divorce, Linda consulted a lawyer, agreed, and in the split took commercial storefronts that would appreciate. She rebuilt herself—beauty, fitness, promotions, dating. Michael and Jessica’s marriage soured; Brian regretted discarding his real mother. Michael begged to remarry; Jessica staged public scenes and put her brother up to attack Linda with a knife and acid. Jessica went to prison. Michael lost his seat to abuse and scandal and went home broke. Linda bought a luxury apartment with the shop windfall, moved her parents in, and drove into a life that no longer waited for a man who had already celebrated her death.

When the zombies came, Clara ran home—and her family slammed the gate in her face. Her sister screamed she’d fed Grandma to the dead; her mother wept, her father just watched. The horde dragged her off and tore away her leg. Two years in prison—then back to their lies and endless “debt.” Now they marry her off in her sister’s place, to a “vegetable” in a wheelchair. But when the groom opens his eyes, he’s the man she once saved. “Welcome home, my Clara.” This time, everyone who wronged her pays.

Heir to the Mafia, Evan Vittori is ambushed by rivals and saved by the kind hearted Lily. Living as her husband, Ethan, he's shot protecting her and falls into a coma. For five years, she works herself to the bone trying to raise $1 million for surgery—surgery with a one-in-a-million chance of saving him. Desperate, she moves to New York City with their daughter Emma. But when she lands a job as a maid in a wealthy household, she discovers it belongs to Ethan's grandmother: the ruthless matriarch of the criminal underworld. Now, trapped between the man she loves and the dangerous woman who holds all the power, Lily must navigate secrets and betrayal to survive.

Serena Reed discovers that her husband, Caleb Whitmore, has turned her pregnancy into a cruel million-dollar bet with his friends, all to entertain Chloe Lane, the woman he always protected. After being humiliated, forced into a dangerous paternity test, pushed down the stairs, and threatened with private photos at an auction, Serena finally calls her parents and walks away. With her family’s protection, she exposes Caleb’s crimes, ends the marriage, and watches the Whitmore empire collapse while she rebuilds herself into a sharper, freer woman.

Trapped in the Summer Heat is a 54-episode English short drama of family ethics & realistic tragedy. Set in extreme summer heat, it tells a heartbreaking story that 5-year-old Lily is locked in a scorching car by her father Ryan for hours, because Ryan chooses to stay with his mistress Sienna and her son Miles. Lily eventually dies of heatstroke. Her mother Marin frantically searches for her daughter, confronts her husband’s coldness and betrayal, and ushers in a broken ending and cruel truth. The drama focuses on three realistic pain points: marriage betrayal, parental neglect, and fatal danger of leaving kids in hot cars, with high emotional tension and dense conflicts, which is a realistic short drama with strong warning significance and payment appeal.

Seattle's relentless rain brings a chilling nightmare to Marilyn's doorstep: her husband's secret mistress has been brutally murdered. Overnight, the illusion of her perfect marriage completely shatters. Four months pregnant and seemingly blindsided, Marilyn is thrust into a terrifying police investigation where her husband, David, is named the prime suspect. Yet, as Detective Sarah Green digs deeper into the dual tragedies, eerie inconsistencies begin to surface—most notably, a ghostly figure caught on a neighbor's security camera in the dead of night. Everyone has a deadly motive, and no one is truly innocent. Trapped in a twisted game of cat and mouse, how far will a desperate widow go to survive? In a city where the truth is obscured by deception, the most chilling question remains: who is the real puppet master orchestrating this bloodbath?

Engaged for three years, I once believed Lorenzo—the man who took a bullet for me—was my salvation. Until that night, after toying with me in the car, he tossed me like trash onto rival gang territory. The three years of devotion were all an act. To protect his so-called ""sister-in-law"" Sophia, he stole my pregnancy medication, letting me hit the table and miscarry. To vent for Sophia, he locked me in a water tank at an underground club and let everyone bid: ""The Saint of House Valenti, starting at one dollar."" My heart died. I shattered the glass, grabbed his archrival Antonio's hand, soaked in blood: ""Take me away. I'll help you kill him."" When I returned, a black datura was tattooed on my lower back. Lorenzo knelt and begged me to come home. I drew my blade and slit his flesh: ""This cut is for the child you killed.""