Moonlight is a 2016 American coming-of-age drama film written and directed by Barry Jenkins, based on Tarell Alvin McCraney's unpublished semi-autobiographical play In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue. It stars Trevante Rhodes, André Holland, Janelle Monáe, Ashton Sanders, Jharrel Jerome, Naomie Ha...

Satori and his friends were leading an ordinary high school life until one day they see strange lights in the sky and their town turned into rubble, with they being the only ones surviving and with their bodies modified by some sort of magic they try to survive against strange creatures and find ...

In the year 2310 AD our world has collapsed. With little resources left people looked to the stars and evacuated inside ships called Pods. One of these pods contains our protagonist, a scavenger who goes by the name Michael. Struggling to keep his crew alive he notices a strange ship in the dista...

Today I saw a flower bloom on asphalt.

4 girls loved and became broken. From there they took risk of crime where their life with uphill. it's experience love of their tragedy.

5 years ago, Itsuko died at age 10. Recently, her 18 year old neighbor Kurisu, joined her in Purgatory. Jaded about their stagnant time in Purgatory, when they find out Kurisu's little sister is about to die, both women want to do all they can to prevent this from happening. Unknown to both of th...

Story about consequences and answers to regret, a slow phase in life that can turn into inevitable sequences of choices. Urip, delusional boy who always tries to avoid problems and deny the reality. Even when he already has the answer, Everything is questionable.

So, um, what type of poetry would you call this?

One man who fears death ends up stronger than death itself.

Kawasuki was a normal Japanese high school student who has an aptitude for firearms and thinks life is a joke. Tsuri is a swordsman who is a member of warrior clan that she is forever tied to. With the advent of the apocalypse at the hands of extraterrestrials, the greatest gunner and the greates...