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John and Jack Blackthorne are the twin sons of a billionaire and the heirs to their father's empire. When the older Mr Blackthorne dies after a prolonged illness, the will he left behind isn't what his sons expected. In a bid to teach his boys a lesson, he edited his last will to include a stipulation of an arranged marriage for both of them. They twins are to try and win the hand of his caretaker's daughter, Evangeline Herrera. Her mother agreed to this because she sees her daughter as wasting away her youthful years and decides that a marriage to one of the Blackthorne sons will be good to uplift their family. John Blackthorne falls in love with Evangeline on first sight, and when it seems to be mutual, he feels like he has won already. But his brother Jack also lusts after Eva and wants to have her all to himself even though his feelings aren't as pure as that of his brother. He is cunning enough to gain the favour of her mother, and he promises her all the expensive things if she can convince her daughter to choose him. Will her mother's pressure push Eva over to Jack's side? Or will the warm love she feels for John be able to fight and win in just six months?

Inspired by Ninja Theory's Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, we proudly present "The Lost Ones". In anticipation of the release of Senua's Saga: Hellblade II, we wanted to explore and speculate on the journey of Senua between the events of the first and second games. From leaving Hel, to where we might find Senua in the opening moments of Senua's Saga. Our crew had been fans of Hellblade since its release in 2017, and after expressing our excitement for the upcoming sequel, we decided to create a short film together as a love letter to the series. Starring: Allison Dayne as Senua Michelle Pokopac as the Morrigan Blair Phillips as the Fomorian and Katie Nixon as Galena. With Furies: Megan Ciafre Marley Tressler Kristen Nielsen Katie Nixon Directed by Braden McClain So to Ninja Theory and the entire crew of the Hellblade series, we say, "Thank You." Thank you for making such a powerful project that resonated so deeply with your community. Thank you for your masterful treatment and care regarding Mental Health. Thank you for allowing the voices to be heard. You are doing incredible work, and we cannot wait to see where Senua's story leads next. DISCLAIMER: This fan film is not affiliated with Ninja Theory or the "Hellblade" series. If you enjoyed the short, please support Ninja Theory and Heilung for creating the incredible art that inspired us to create this piece. "Svanrand", Original Song by Heilung from the 2019 "Futha" Album. Covered for "The Lost Ones: A Hellblade Fan Film" by Tyler McClain. Special thanks to Heilung and Season of Mist for allowing us to cover their song for this project. And be sure to support Ninja Theory with the enhanced release of "Senua's Saga: Hellblade II"!*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Nala Gomez, once a privileged heiress, falls victim to her cousin's jealousy and betrayal. Conspired against by her own best friend, she loses her fiancé and is sold overseas. Hitting rock bottom, she rises with ferocious determination and swears to turn the tables on her tormentors. Crowned as the Lioness Queen, she returns with a storm of vengeance.

On the day my IVF succeeded, I caught my husband with his pregnant mistress — but then I heard a sound from my unborn child, a past life where forgiveness destroyed me. So I gathered evidence, froze his assets, and served divorce papers before he got home. I walked away with his money and zero regrets. Then the vision revealed the truth: the real father is a global tycoon. I smiled. I still don't need him.

Julian Cross was Earth's will made flesh. A god since ten, he held Demonwall Pass alone for thirty years—gave humanity peace. They called him the threat and drove him out. The day he left, the demons returned. The slaughter began. The Federation begged. Julian was gone. Drunk on blood, the demons marched again. Julian moved once. One strike. They were erased.

Stella is deceived by her fiancé and sister and ends up in someone else's bed. Fortunately, she meets Kevin, the CEO of Galkin Group, but she thinks he’s a gigolo. To save her company, Stella has a flash marriage with him. She’s afraid of encountering troubles, but actually she meets her true love.

After ten years of being a fool, a wild night awakens Felix's Crimson Flame. Now he gets a power-up from any girl he touches, and he absorbs spiritual energy from demon corpses. He's finally strong enough to seek revenge and claim what's his. Still, with great power comes great responsibility. The clock is ticking.

After catching her boyfriend cheating with her sister, she broke up with him ruthlessly. Then, she married the CEO of a major business empire. But that's not all, she's also a business whiz. She started her own company, making big stars. The CEO is always worried about her leaving him!

A legendary specter wakes up in hell on earth. The problem? A glitchy System keeps labeling him "Human". To survive an S-class zombie apocalypse, he calls the government to surrender, only to be made mayor of the last city. But when he tries to rebuild civilization by turning his undead men into construction workers and massage therapists, he accidentally wakes up an ancient evil from an interdimensional asylum.

Following her Transmigration, Host Aria Montgomery becomes a villainess. She plans to enjoy an early retirement in this pocket world but The System warns she must finish the storyline to survive. The original owner was the substitute wife for Arthur Kincaid, who killed herself after being forced into divorce when his first love returned. Handed this nightmare start, Aria changes tactics. She plays the Suona for the late husband at a banquet, hits on the ruthless villain Felix Kincaid, and swaps a love potion for croton powder, totally ruining the main romance. Over time, Aria discovers Felix isn't as cold as he seems. The truth behind his leg injury and car crash points to his adoptive father, Raymond Kincaid. When Raymond forces Felix to choose between poisoned drinks, Aria snatches the poison and drinks it first. To save Felix, she trades all her points for one last day of life, dying with a smile right after saying I do at their wedding. Her mission is complete and her memory is wiped, but the mole on her wrist remains—a mark to find each other across countless worlds.

After seeing gambling ruin many families, Ray Cooper, the Gamble Demon, vowed to eliminate the vice. He defeated top gambling legends and retired, living as a foot masseur. Years later, his sister-in-law's casino debt pulls him back. Vice still thrives. Disguised as a scruffy worker, Ray returns to underground casinos, using gambling as his weapon to clean up the vice.