Redemption Movie Collection

Seven years ago, Elodie gave birth to a son, Colin, for her husband Arthur, but Colin was born with a rare genetic disease. To save his grandson, Walter, the old patriarch of the Voss family, forcibly extracted Elodie's neural cells, leaving her near death, and dumped her in the Ashen City landfill. Losing her memory, Elodie gave birth to a daughter, Iloen, sustained by the residual energy of her pendant, and mother and daughter clung to each other in the slums for seven years. Seven years later, Iloen saved up crystals to treat her mother's illness, but after a car accident conflict with Colin, Helen blacklisted her identity. To protect her daughter, Elodie was struck by a hover-car and gravely injured, and Iloen sold her own heart to raise money to buy a Voss Group bio-chip—only to be blocked by the blacklist again. Through Elodie's appearance, the pendant's reaction, and a paternity test, Arthur gradually confirmed that Iloen was his daughter and began to suspect that the woman in the hospital bed was Elodie. Vera, out of jealousy, concealed the genetic report, while Lucian attempted to use consciousness-overwriting to "resurrect" his daughter, plunging Elodie into a life-and-death crisis once more. In the end, Arthur rescued Elodie; Walter confessed the truth of those years; Vera was imprisoned; and Lucian's memory deteriorated. Though Elodie woke with no memory, with Arthur, Colin, and Iloen by her side, she learned to be loved again.

Twenty-four years after his daughter's disappearance, godfather Luca has never given up the search. After receiving a new clue, his fiancée Vivian travels to the small town to search for her, but on the way, she crashes into a pickup truck carrying a child to the hospital. Using her godfather status, she harasses the family in the truck. Unbeknownst to her, the young mother, Kathy, whom she tramples underfoot, is Luca's long-lost daughter. With the child's life hanging in the balance and clues to her identity constantly emerging, will this father and daughter, so close yet so far, recognize each other? Where will Vivian's borrowed power lead her?

For twenty years, Luca Moretti lived as a dockhand — a disguise that kept the people he loved off his enemies’ radar while he clawed his way to the top of the Chicago underworld. The night he finally takes the throne, he has only one plan: go home, tell his little sister Gianna who he really is, and make up for two decades of absence. But the marriage he helped arrange for her was never the safe harbor he believed it was, and the bruises she’s been hiding go back years — as do the ones on her five-year-old daughter. Now the most feared man in the city has to decide how far he’ll go for the one person he was never there to protect, and the men who hurt her are about to find out exactly whose family they put their hands on.

Dumped for being too big, Alice falls into Wonderland, where being bigger than the Queen of Hearts is a crime punished by death. The Queen’s son, a cold executioner who feels nothing, spares her when his heart starts beating at her touch. To get home, Alice needs him to fall in love with her.

Mira Vale once believed being Kael Blackwood’s Luna meant she finally had a home. Instead, five years in Ironpeak taught her that a mate bond could become a cage: every dress, carriage, and medical request passed through Sienna Frost, the graceful steward Kael trusted more than his own wife. When Mira’s human adoptive mother dies after Sienna blocks the Moonwell serum and Kael ignores eleven desperate calls, Mira asks to sever their bond. Kael only realizes the truth after Mira leaves for North Ridge, rebuilds her life as a wolf researcher, and turns her grief into a law that saves outsiders like her mother. By the time he finally hears her, Mira no longer needs him.

Mistakenly shooting down a president’s chopper cost Nora her peace—and triggered a $15 billion wager with her adoptive warlord father. The rules? Survive ten days with her toxic biological family in New York without breaking a single bone. Faced with fake sisters, an arrogant ex-fiancé, and passive-aggressive parents who treat her like trash, Nora calculates every breath in brutal cash value. But when her elite mercenary father crashes their high-society gala to expose her true identity as the heir to a military empire, the game changes. They wanted a weak stray—they got a deadly heiress.

“I reject you, Maya Carter.” My Alpha tied me to a post, mocked my scars, and banished me with forty dollars. That night, I made the Lycan King’s pup eat when every nanny had failed. “You’re hired,” Logan said—then offered me $100,000 a month to become his contract mate. But when my dress exposed the crescent birthmark on my shoulder, the feared king crushed a glass. “Where did you get that mark?” Everyone swore I was wolfless. So why is a sacred white wolf waking inside me—and why has Logan searched for me for thirteen years?

For sixteen years, Maya trusted Jake with everything. For one kiss from cheer captain Sloane, he knocks her unconscious, binds her to a Homecoming float, and lets the whole school brand her a stalker. Jake expects Maya to forgive him, wear his jersey, and return to his side like always. Instead, she books a one-way flight to Seattle. At a new school, Maya finds friends who expose the edited video, a basketball captain who respects every boundary, and a future Jake never imagined she could have without him. Now Jake wants her back after she no longer needs him.

Ava waited seven years for Nick. At the altar, maid of honor Lila kisses him and calls it a joke. He holds Lila, not her. He always picks the "friend." Ava texts Ethan: come steal me. He walks the aisle. Valenti threatens her docks; Ethan says they're the ones begging Cross. They call him a hired actor. He runs the house, takes a bullet, and promises a wedding that is only hers. Nick kneels too late. She marries Ethan. When she texted, he was already in the city.

When Maya's billionaire online boyfriend asks for a photo, campus queen Sloane sends him her selfie, planning to steal him before they meet. Maya discovers she is only a doomed supporting character in Sloane's romance story, but refuses to surrender her boyfriend or future. Once the prettiest girl at school, Maya trains for three brutal months and loses ninety pounds. On their first meeting day, Sloane arrives early, shows him Maya's old photos, and brands her a catfish. Then Maya steps behind him, unrecognizable, raises the bracelet engraved with their initials, and smiles.