"The Medium" is a 2021 Thai horror thriller film, also known as "Rang Song", directed by Banjong Pisonthanakun, the cast of Narilya Gulmongkolpech and Sawanee Utoomma, the plot tells the story of a small village in northeastern Thailand, Nim inherited the family faith to become a The Medium dedicated to the god Bayan, so that the theme of the camera team followed her around to shoot. But one day Nim found that her niece's "Mink" situation is not quite right, as the state gradually deteriorated, but also let this record into the most horrific page in the history of Thai exorcism.

“Our 30 Minutes Session" is a Japanese fantasy music film released in 2020, also known as "Our 30 Minutes Session", directed by Kentaro Hagiwara, starring actors Mackenyu Arata, Kitamura Takumi, and Sayu Kubota, the plot is about a cheerful and outgoing lead singer, Aki, who dreams of leading the band "SCHOLL" to perform on the stage of a music festival. But he is killed in a car accident. A year later, Sota, a college student who is always bogged down in the job search process because of his social ineptitude, happens to pick up a cassette tape left behind by Aki.

"Proxima" is a 2020 French space drama film directed by Alice Winocour and starring Eva Green, Sandra Hüller and Matt Dillon. The story is about Sarah, a scientist who dreams of going into space and is finally selected to enter her dream international space program. Although Sarah strives to perform in her training, her long-term training means separation from her daughter, Stella, and the need to juggle the roles of a strong woman and a mother at the same time.

“Fukushima 50” is a Japanese disaster drama film released in 2020, also known as "Fukushima 50", directed by Setsuro Wakamatsu and starring actors Koichi Sato, Ken Watanabe, Hidetaka Yoshioka, Takumi Saito, and Riho Yoshioka, the story is adapted from the documentary literature of the real events of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, about the strongest 9.0 earthquake in the history of the country that occurred in northeastern Japan on March 11, 2011, and the subsequent tsunami that mercilessly Although the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant was evacuated, 50 unsung heroes decided to stay in the plant and try to cool the reactor to stop the devastating disaster.