Student Movies

Second Chance at Life is a 25-episode female-growth and comeback drama. Avery Ross spends eighteen years as Caleb Bennett’s safety net—fixing his assignments, covering his mistakes, sacrificing her own chances, and believing it was friendship. Then, at the freshman talent show, Caleb holds her down so Bailey can cut off her hair, all to prove his loyalty to a cooler crowd. The whole auditorium laughs. He laughs loudest. That night, Avery wakes up. She withdraws from college, returns home, takes a gap year, and rebuilds her life from zero—SAT 1590, Columbia University. Meanwhile, without Avery to clean up his messes, Caleb is discarded by Bailey, expelled, and watches the Bennett family collapse. Along the way, Avery meets Lucas, an MIT-bound top student, and learns a love built on equality, respect, and mutual growth. In the end, she is no one’s sidekick and no one’s sacrifice—she is the lead of her own life.

After being forced to stay on campus during winter break, Eric Tully and his fellow college classmates find themselves trapped by one of the worst blizzards in recorded history. With the campus completely cut off from the outside world, the students soon realize they are not alone. A mysterious stranger wearing a mask made entirely of ice has begun stalking the frozen campus, picking them off one by one. As the body count rises, Eric and the remaining students desperately search for a way to survive the night while trying to uncover the identity of the masked killer known only as The Ice Man. But when the survivors begin uncovering clues connecting the murders to a dark secret some of them have been hiding, it becomes clear that the killings may not be random. The Ice Man knows what they did, and he intends to make them pay. With the blizzard showing no signs of stopping and escape becoming impossible, Eric and his friends must confront the truth about their shared past before The Ice Man hunts them all down. To survive, they will have to determine who among them is truly his target—and why.

In Sexting My Pucking Nemesis, Ethan Miller may be a nerd, but he’s also the hockey player his teammates would rather avoid. He has never been good at respecting boundaries. Then he does the one thing his captain hates most: he publicly asks out Captain Hunter Kennedy’s younger sister, Hayley.

For Hunter, few things could be more infuriating than watching the man he secretly wants chase after his sister. When he realizes Hayley plans to answer Ethan’s message, Hunter confiscates her phone. Ethan, using the username “Bad Boy,” sends Hayley a sexy text in the hope of winning her heart.

What Ethan doesn’t know is that Hunter is the one answering those messages. Pretending to be Hayley, Hunter plays along with Ethan’s provocative texts and soon gets carried away. What begins as a trick turns into a private sexting relationship with Ethan—except Ethan has no idea who is really on the other side.

As more people become involved, keeping the secret becomes harder. Can Hunter, Ethan’s biggest bully and hockey captain, pull him away from Hayley? Or will Ethan keep chasing the girl he thinks he wants without ever discovering who has truly captured his attention?

Characters

Ethan Miller

Ethan Miller is a hockey player who loves learning and serves as one of the main male characters. He believes he’s straight and has his eyes on Hayley. Without realizing it, however, he ends up sexting her older brother—who also happens to be his nemesis.

Hunter Kennedy

Hunter Kennedy is the good-looking hockey captain and the second main male character. He is Hayley’s protective older brother and Ethan’s biggest bully. Beneath their rivalry, Hunter has had his eye on Ethan for a long time.

Hayley Kennedy

Hayley Kennedy is a supporting character and Ethan’s original love interest. She has a reputation for acting out of reach and is often accompanied by two other cheerleaders. Her phone unknowingly becomes the starting point of Ethan and Hunter’s secret connection.

Trent

Trent is the villain who considers himself Hunter’s best friend. He reacts badly when rumors and scandals involving Hunter and Ethan begin to surface. Their growing connection threatens the place Trent believes he holds in Hunter’s life.

Dark Lord Viktor searches eleven years for his twin brother Liam, lost for seventeen years, but finds nothing. Eva’s bloodline array reveals Liam is a scholarship student at St. Mary’s Magic Academy, bullied by Blair’s trio. By the time Viktor arrives, Liam has been framed, robbed, driven to the bell tower, and left comatose. Viktor disguises himself as Liam, crushes Blair in class, exposes the corrupt headmaster, vice-headmaster, and Blair’s father, buys the academy in three minutes, removes management, and makes the bullies suffer. Liam finally wakes and calls him “Brother.”

Seven-year-old genius Daisy concealed her identity as the heir to a top-tier wealthy family. While secretly manipulating the stock market and controlling a large conglomerate, she quietly supported her ordinary father, Richard. At bidding conferences, at school, and at class reunions, she repeatedly humiliated the rich kids who looked down on Richard, step by step helping her father get to know Lila, a woman of quality. In the end, she publicly revealed her hidden identity as the wealthiest person in the shadows, shaking up the entire Los Angeles business world.

After His Number Disappeared, a 38‑episode modern urban fantasy romance short drama. The heroine Mia has a special ability to see numbers above people’s heads showing how many times they will meet. Since childhood, she saw the huge number above her childhood friend Henry and believed they were soul‑mates, even making boyfriend‑rules for him. The moment Henry showed her a photo of his roommate Liam, the huge number transferred to Liam. Mia let go of her obsession and fell for Liam, who had secretly loved her. Henry tried desperately to win her back after losing her yet could not change fate. Henry moved overseas due to family misfortune, and Mia finally stayed with the sincere Liam.

Jade Kane, the ruthless, unseen ruler of the powerful Black Viper Group, dominated both the underworld and legitimate business worlds. She died saving high schooler Nina Sterling, who was pushed from a rooftop—only to wake up reborn in Nina’s body. Nina was the Sterling family’s long-lost biological daughter. After returning home from the countryside, she endured years of coldness and bullying from her family, all manipulated by the favored adopted sister Sienna, who ultimately pushed her down the stairs. With Nina’s memories flooding in, Jade swore to avenge her and take back what was stolen. Tired of endless violence from her past life, she only wanted to fulfill her unmet dream: going to college. Unfortunately, Nina was a dead-last student with terrible grades. Meanwhile, her loyal old subordinates recognized her. Enemies closed in: her exiled sister Maya and power-hungry Ichiro took advantage of her “death” to seize control. Sienna also colluded with outside forces for wealth and power.

In Dear Brother Your Regret Came Too Late, Stephanie Sims has spent all 16 years of her life carrying her family’s blame. Her mother, whom her father loved dearly, died while giving birth to her. From that day forward, Stephanie’s father neglects her and holds her responsible for the loss.

The only person who shows Stephanie any warmth is her brother, Alexander “Alex” Sims. Whenever their father ignores her, Alex pats her on the back and reassures her that she is loved. Everything changes when their cousin, Abigail Dawn, moves into the family home. Before long, even Alex begins siding with their father. Together, they spoil Abigail, whom they call Abby, while treating Stephanie as though she no longer belongs. At their cruelest, they even wish Stephanie had died instead of her mother.

Their wish comes true in the worst possible way when Stephanie is diagnosed with cancer. On their father’s birthday, Alex even catches a glimpse of her diagnosis report. Still, he doesn’t understand what Stephanie has been facing until after she dies. His regret comes too late. The accusations he throws at Stephanie’s friends—and his own mistreatment of her—soon begin to turn against him.

Characters

Stephanie Sims

Stephanie Sims is the suffering main female character and Alexander’s real sister. Her family labels her as her mother’s murderer simply because her mother died giving birth to her. Even after she becomes seriously ill, Stephanie is left to struggle alone.

Alexander “Alex” Sims

Alexander “Alex” Sims is the main male character and Stephanie’s brother. He once comforts Stephanie when their father neglects her, but his attitude changes after Abby moves into their home. By siding with Abby and misunderstanding his sister, Alex sets himself up for a lifetime of regret.

Abigail “Abby” Dawn

Abigail “Abby” Dawn is the manipulative and jealous main villain. Although she fails three classes, she finds a way into the Ivy League by exploiting Alex. Her arrival also drives a deeper wedge between Stephanie and her family.

Rowan

Rowan is the punk-looking girl who gives Stephanie her tattoo. She is also Stephanie’s best friend and biggest supporter when her own family turns against her.

Chloe Miller, the legendary head of the Red Fan Family, lived an extraordinary life—only to be murdered by her enemy, Damian Pierce. After her death, she awakens in the body of a timid high school girl, going from a powerful underworld boss to an obedient student overnight. But while everyone sees her new body as an easy target for bullies, it now carries the soul of a queen. Chloe decides it is time to rewrite the rules of the school. All she wants is to enjoy a peaceful student life while putting the school bullies in their place. Instead, she unexpectedly attracts the attention of a domineering CEO, a charming older man, and the campus heartthrob, all of whom begin pursuing her. While dealing with school bullying and her increasingly complicated love life, Chloe secretly investigates the truth behind her own assassination. Eventually, she reunites with her loyal subordinate, Victor Stone, and together they uncover Damian’s conspiracy.

On her very first day in office, Principal Celine was mistaken for a "homewrecker" by her son's girlfriend, Candy. Candy slapped her to the ground, bullied her, and even tore up three top-tier letters of recommendation Celine had prepared for her. The entire scene was left stunned when Pierce stepped in to rescue his mother. Refusing to back down, Candy played her trump card—claiming she was pregnant—but the unborn child had a different father, and a sinister plot involving greed and murder began to surface. When the truth finally came to light, who was the one who truly deserved to be on their knees, begging for mercy?