ManHOOD

CHUNG DING-KWOK (Carlos Chan), a guerrilla who was cryogenically frozen more than 70 years ago during the Second Sino-Japanese War, is accidentally thawed amid a storm, only to find himself in the year of 2018. Looking for his family, DING-KWOK is shocked to see how his descendants have gone astray. His son HO WO-PING (David Chiang) defrauds the social welfare system; whereas his grandson HO WING-LIN (Wayne Lai) poses as a Feng Shui master to exploit people's superstitions for profit. On top of that, WING-LIN even gets caught in the complicated relationship involving a mysterious wealthy woman YUNG TZE-KIU (Patricia Ha), SHOJI AKI (Lam Ha Mei) and tycoon TONG CHAK-CHING (Lai Lok Yi). Between covering up a murder and getting dragged into an unwanted battle over hidden gold, DING-KWOK is determined to rescue his family, no matter what.

Saburo works at a medical office on The Izu Islands, which has seen its population dwindle over the years. Even though Saburo doesn't have a medical license, he performs operations under the instructions of Dr. Muraki. Because of his gifted dexterity and sincerity, people call him the Young Doctor. Saburo becomes conflicted over his position, but he convinces himself that what he is doing is helping people. Saburo becomes is also loved by nurse Akiko Suzuki and Akiko Tasaka, who is the daughter of the director of a general hospital in Tokyo.

A modern take on the story of Romeo and Juliet that delves into the struggles and joys of love, through a series to flashbacks covering how the changes in time reflect on love stories.

Drama based around the lives of five very different women living in contemporary Dakar.