Movies and TvShows featuring "chinese-new-year" theme.

Evelyn Quan Wang, a Chinese immigrant, runs a laundromat with her husband. When their lives become entangled with parallel universes, Evelyn discovers her untapped potential to save the multiverse from a threat. She learns to embrace her alternate selves and fights against Jobu Tupaki, who wants to destroy everything. Through empathy and acceptance, Evelyn repairs the damage she caused and reconciles with her family.

Prison on Fire is a gritty Hong Kong action film that follows a veteran who is locked up in a corrupt prison. He must navigate through favoritism, brutality, and violence while trying to defend his rights. As tensions rise, a riot breaks out, putting him and the other inmates in further danger. With its heroism and bloodshed, this movie captures the struggle for justice and survival in a harsh prison environment.

In Fight Back to School 3 (1993), an undercover cop must go undercover as a school teacher to solve a murder case. He faces various challenges and comedic situations as he tries to maintain his cover and find the murderer within the school.

All's Well, Ends Well '97 is a comedy film released in 1997. Set during Chinese New Year, it follows the story of a dysfunctional family and their various romantic entanglements. With hilarious situations and heartfelt moments, the movie brings together the themes of family, love, and celebration.

Man’s Noodles is passed down to Man Shui, Man Nin and Man Sai. They have learned the craft from their father and opened their own noodle shops, resulting in destructive competition. Lung Kau, Fok Siu-yuk and Kam Chi are their wives. They often quarrel as they earnestly defend their husbands. The siblings’ mother Madam Man Ji Chin-hung hasn't intervened in the feud between her sons as she is faced with a dilemma. Just before CNY’s Eve, Chin-hung dreams of her late husband. He brings up the sibling rivalry and tells Chin-hung to restore things to order. Chin-hung then uses the legend of the Mans’ Golden Bowl, which was bestowed by the Emperor, as an excuse for luring her three sons into temporarily staying at their old home from first to seventh of January. Chin-hung pretends to observe her sons and their family members’ behavior which she uses as a basis for deciding who is the Golden Bowl winner. She hopes to unite everybody through participation in traditional CNY activities.

Lost on Journey is a comedy movie that follows a bumbling toy salesman and a reluctant Chinese businesswoman who are forced to embark on a chaotic road trip across China. Along the way, they encounter numerous misadventures and unexpected obstacles that test their patience and friendship.

During the First Indochina War, a love triangle unfolds between an older British journalist, a young American idealist, and a Vietnamese woman.

Set during Chinese New Year, 72 Tenants of Prosperity follows the comedic struggles of 72 tenants who must find a way to keep their homes amidst rising rent and various conflicts. Faced with eviction, the tenants come together to devise a plan to save their beloved neighborhood and celebrate the traditional festivities.

A funny comedy about the war suddenly started between two restaurant owners families.

Pokémon's "Dreaming of Good Times", is a Chinese animated short film directed by DaiWei (All Saints Street) and produced by MTJJ / HMCH studio (Legend of Hei) for Chinese New Year with the goal of conveying warmth of the festival to every Pokémon trainer as they embark on a journey home or still lingering in the hustle and bustle of the streets in a foreign land.

Last Train Home follows the Zhangs, a Chinese couple who work in a factory in Guangzhou and only get to go home once a year for the Chinese New Year. The film explores the challenges they face in their journey to reunite with their children and the hardships of being part of China's massive migrant worker population. It depicts the struggles of the working class, the impact of urbanization, and the tension between tradition and modernity.

Cat and Mouse is a comedy-action movie set in ancient China. It follows the adventures of a group of misfits as they navigate the world of palace intrigue, murder plots, and power struggles. With its witty dialogue, slapstick humor, and spectacular action sequences, Cat and Mouse is a must-watch for fans of action-comedy films.

Three strangers are brought together by fate when they share a sweepstakes ticket that could make their wishes come true. However, their lives take a dark turn when a murder is committed and they become entangled in a twisted plot of betrayal, deceit, and supernatural power. Set in London in 1938, the film explores themes of fate, destiny, and the consequences of greed.

Rose is a Chinese girl who lives in San Francisco's Chinatown with her father and arranged fiance, Wang. However, Rose falls in love with a writer named Sammy. With the help of her friends, they navigate cultural differences and family expectations to find true love.

In this comedic sequel set in the past, a group of bachelors must overcome various obstacles to find true love.

In Tiger Claws II, a female police officer is killed while investigating a crime boss in Chinatown. Her partner seeks revenge with the help of a martial arts master and enters a martial arts tournament to bring down the criminal. The action-packed film features explosive car chases, intense fights, and a suspenseful investigation.

Wo Ai Ni Mommy is a documentary that follows the journey of a Chinese-American family as they adopt an eight-year-old Chinese girl named Fang Sui Yong, who becomes known as Faith Szybala. The film explores the challenges and joys of international adoption, the complexities of transracial and transcultural families, and the process of assimilation and identity formation for an adopted child. Through interviews, translations, and intimate footage of daily life, the film showcases the emotional and transformative journey of both the adoptive parents and the adopted child.

Bill, a TV news reporter, tries to make ends meet to support himself, his wife and three daughters in urban Hong Kong. In the mist of the misadventures of Bill and his family, their luck and lives ultimately change when Bill's wife suddenly wins the lottery.

China Cry (1990) tells the story of a young girl living in China during the 1950s, who finds herself caught in the midst of the political turmoil and religious persecution of the time.