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The man worked hard outside for many years, eventually escaping poverty and becoming a well-known tycoon.After achieving success and fame, he returns to the small town, hoping to hold a belated wedding ceremony for his wife. However, his wife's family believes he is a down-and-out loser. In order to force the poor woman to remarry a social elite, they insult, beat the hero, and even force him to divorce. Faced with such bullying, the wife remains calm and works together with his wife to resolve various crises. He ultimately reveals his true identity to everyone, reclaiming his dignity.

Margaret Shawn saved Wesley Stark many years ago. But Wesley didn't know about it. After they got married, Cathy Getty showed up. She framed Margaret again and again. She even lied to Wesley she saved him before. Then Wesley started ignoring Margaret. Wesley didn't know the truth until they got divorced. But it was too late...

This week, we’re rolling out the red carpet for the tiny stars of ReelShort, April Korovichenko from Mommy Don’t Cry Daddy Is Sorry, and Maxwell Maydaniuk, the ultimate matchmaker in Mommy I Got You a Date. But they didn't come alone! Their superstar moms are in the studio too for a feel-good episode about Hollywood and home life. We talk about what it’s really like raising rising stars, the BTS fun of child actor, and playing some hilarious games that may or may not reveal who’s the star in the family.

We’re bringing back the cast of ReelShort’s first unscripted hit, Love Bombing. The singles (and not-so-singles) reunite to spill the tea, revisit the drama, and relive the jaw-dropping moments that made this dating rollercoaster unforgettable.

Ever wonder who’s responsible for bringing your favorite stars to the big screen? Our incredible Casting Directors pull back the curtain on the world of casting. They share what they look for in fresh talent, their wildest audition stories, and advice on how to thrive as an actor.

We’re giving thanks with the dynamic duo, Sarah Moliski and Aaron Oberst! Join them as they catch up over a delicious Thanksgiving dinner, share what they’re grateful for, and reminisce about their time working together on Her Double, His Trouble. They even unwrap some special gifts from Laifen. Tune in. You might just win 100 coins to watch even more on the ReelShort app!

The party’s not over. It’s just getting hotter with BroTalk! Richard Sharrah, Aaron Oberst, and Jeff Lawless are back with more flexing, grilling, and a competitive game of pool. Oh, and did someone say surprise ape cameo? Tune in to see what kind of mischief the bros are stirring up this summer!

Strap in for a wild ride with the one and only Luke Charles Stafford! In this episode, Luke takes us on an unforgettable journey from the heart of the Midwest to the bright lights of Hollywood. Get ready to hear stories he’s never shared before, as he opens up about his personal experiences and the road less traveled. We also switch gears with a fun and unpredictable game, testing Luke’s knowledge of his ReelShort shows.

OG ReelShort stars Autumn Noel and Kasey Esser are back and better than ever! The duo reunites on screen in this episode, rekindling their chemistry. Watch them react to their latest show, Hillbilly Girlie Marries a Billionaire, and spill all the behind the scenes tea about working together again. Trust us, you won’t want to miss this one!

She is the heiress of a wealthy family, but an accident causes her to lose her memory, turning her into the foolish wife of a tycoon. However, he deceives her into divorcing him after she becomes pregnant. Abandoned, she regains her lost memories. Returning to her status as the heiress, she believes she can lead a peaceful life with her child. Yet, unexpectedly, a business alliance brings her back into contact with him.

A man repeatedly sits on the same chair, each time more weary than before, until it becomes clear that life itself is wasted in the cycle of repeating the same mistakes.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest