Mistaken Identity Movie Collection

Anya loved Keller deeply, yet because of her sister Victoria’s schemes, she lived for years trapped in misunderstanding and pain. Five years ago, she risked her life to donate a kidney and save Keller, only for Victoria to steal the credit. After their marriage, Anya was treated coldly and even lost her unborn child. Heartbroken, she left for overseas studies. Five years later, she returned in power as a medical doctor and the head of Life Medical Group. By then, Keller was on the verge of death from organ rejection. At last, he uncovered the truth: Anya was his real savior, and the woman he had always loved was her.

"Five years ago, Nora gave birth to boy‑girl twins, only to be told her son was stillborn. In truth, Vanessa bribed doctors to steal the baby boy as her bargaining chip to marry into a wealthy family. Five years later, her daughter Daisy “picks up” a little boy at a hotel — her long‑lost brother Theo. Nora is hired to look after Theo and discovers that Grant, the boy’s uncle, is the man she spent one night with five years ago, and the biological father of both children. Fearing the wealthy family will take her daughter away, Nora conceals Daisy’s real age. Meanwhile, the two kids are busy playing matchmaker for their mother. As they increasingly look like a family of four, Vanessa grows frantic. The son she stole, the marriage she faked, and the secret behind her husband’s fatal car accident are on the verge of being exposed."

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Isabella thought she had found her fated mate, but her beloved bodyguard Holden ruthlessly betrays her for her manipulative stepsister. Brutally abused and abandoned, she is forced by her greedy father to marry Ronan, the Frozen Lycan King—a comatose ruler trapped in an ice coffin. Expecting a life of cold despair, Isabella accepts her dark fate, only to accidentally awaken the fearsome king from his icy slumber. With an ancient contract surfacing and a terrifying new power awakening, how will Isabella survive the deadly conspiracies surrounding her?

Two years ago, the Clarks learned their daughter Sophia was not biologically theirs. When the alleged real heiress Autumn returned, the family doted on her blatantly. Autumn framed Sophia for pushing their grandmother, and her brother Alexander sent Sophia to juvenile detention. For two years, Sophia suffered horrific abuse and lost one arm. Back home, her agony was ignored. The family still spoiled Autumn and forced Sophia to marry a fool for profit. Just as she fell into despair, Sophia met her savior. The truth finally surfaced: Autumn was the fake, and Sophia was the true heiress. The Clark family drowned in deep regret, yet hardened Sophia chose to walk away and never reconcile.

Khloe has always played by the rules until her sister's life depends on money she doesn't have. So she signs the unthinkable: marry ruthless billionaire Jasper Tate, give him the heir his empire demands, and walk away rich. No feelings. No complications. Just business.Khloe has always played by the rules until her sister's life depends on money she doesn't have. So she signs the unthinkable: marry ruthless billionaire Jasper Tate, give him the heir his empire demands, and walk away rich. No feelings. No complications. Just business. But Jasper never expected his fake wife to get under his skin. And Khloe never planned to want a man she's only pretending to love. The contract had one rule — don't fall in love. Breaking it could cost them everything.

Hockey star Kaelen proposes on ice. Jealous Isolde drives into Lia—Kaelen is gravely injured saving her. Lia donates a kidney to save him, but Isolde fakes a cruel farewell letter and forces her away. Awakened, Kaelen believes Lia abandoned him. Heartbroken, Lia is diagnosed with leukemia and leaves for Switzerland. Five years later, Lia returns as a chauffeur, drowning in debt. Kaelen, now a superstar, mistakes her for a gold-digger and hires her as his humiliated personal assistant. She silently endures his hatred and Isolde's abuse—until she throws herself in front of a car to protect him. The doctor reveals the truth: Lia was his kidney donor all along. Isolde is arrested. Kaelen declares Lia his fiancée. A year later, she escapes from the Swiss hospital to his rink—and they kiss on the ice, vowing to spend every remaining moment together.

Regina, the formidable, iron-fisted matriarch of the Jiang family, strikes fear into everyone in City A. Three years ago, she went overseas to develop a life-saving cure for her daughter Lily's rare illness. Yet when she returned with the finished medicine, her family had fallen apart. Regina's gold-digging husband Victor colluded with housekeeper Harper and her daughter Yvonne to seize control of the household. They usurped Regina's place as mistress of the house, then joined forces with Lily's fiancé Felix to reduce her to a servant. Lily endured daily abuse until she was driven insane. Heartbroken and enraged, Regina rescues her daughter. She vows to reclaim her status, attend the grand banquet, and make every wrongdoer pay dearly.

After seven years in the military, Alex returns home hoping to spend Christmas with his wife, Chloe—only to discover her betrayal with Brandon, the rich bully who once humiliated her. At their high school reunion, Chloe forces Alex to sign divorce papers, while Brandon mocks and threatens him in front of everyone. To them, Alex is just a broke, powerless loser. But they have no idea who they are provoking. When Alex makes one quiet phone call, a mysterious force races toward the hotel—and everyone who laughed at him is about to face the truth.

Sophie grew up in an orphanage and was adopted by the wealthy Johnson family at the age of six. She spent twelve happy years under the love of her three elder brothers and adoptive parents. However, when her adoptive parents' biological daughter, Camille, returned, Sophie fell from being the cherished gem to a misunderstood and hurt outsider. Camille maneuvered step by step, constantly framing Sophie, while the family chose to listen selectively, and the repeated coldness and hurt left her disheartened. Sophie decided to become the first volunteer for her elder brother's 'Sleep Project,' which had been planned for five years, repaying her adoptive parents’ kindness through a life experiment. On her eighteenth birthday, she severed all ties with her family, entered the sleep chamber alone, and donated her corneas to her blind second brother. When she awoke after thirty years of slumber, her family had grown old, but she could no longer remember them—leaving only that misplaced familial affection, etched as an eternal regret through the river of time.