Illness Movie Collection

Winona Jensen, the rightful heir, is cast aside as Amelia Jensen, an impostor, wins over their family by faking an illness. On Winona’s wedding day, Amelia pulls another stunt, ruining her marriage and driving her to leave. When Amelia attempts to have her killed, Winona survives and rebuilds her life abroad. Years later, she returns as a renowned designer. As her family still favors Amelia, Isaac secretly investigates and uncovers the truth. On Amelia’s wedding day, Winona exposes her crimes, leading to her arrest. Though her family begs for forgiveness, Winona walks away—choosing a future with Stefan instead.

Gary Leed's world is divided between his dangerous construction site where he trades his health for wages and the modest home where Ian studies for a future Gary could only dream of. When Gary's body collapses—years of malnutrition and exhaustion collecting their debt—father and son face an impossible choice. Ian Leed, witnessing his father's suffering, volunteers to abandon his education and enter the workforce, but Gary refuses to let poverty claim another generation. Having once survived on street corners where he exchanged dignity for coins, Gary is determined that his son's hands will hold books, not bricks.

Anne Kelly, bed ridden for a long time, found out her husband, Bryan, and their maid, Elaine, had been sleeping with each other and plotting to take her life. She played dumb and sought help from her friend Fred to thwart their plan and find evidence to bring them to justice. Anne used Bryan's mom, an uninvited guest, to work against the cheaters. Step by step, she lured the pair into exposing themselves, even convincing Elaine to be her witness in the end.

Margaret Shawn saved Wesley Stark many years ago. But Wesley didn't know about it. After they got married, Cathy Getty showed up. She framed Margaret again and again. She even lied to Wesley she saved him before. Then Wesley started ignoring Margaret. Wesley didn't know the truth until they got divorced. But it was too late...

Xavier Grant, a professional cyclist, had a thriving career until a devastating accident left him permanently disabled and hopeless. His once vibrant world faded into darkness, and the thought of ending his own life became his only escape. Desperate to help, his mother hires a personal caregiver—Myra Stroud, a beacon of light in his despair. Coming from a humble background, Myra’s optimism and ambition gradually rekindle Xavier’s spirit. As they grow closer, love blossoms between them. Like a remedy crafted just for him, Myra brings color back into his life, while he helps her chase her dreams. In the end, Xavier makes his final decision, and Myra honors his choice, granting him a peaceful passing—a bittersweet conclusion to their tragic yet beautiful love story.

In Last 190 Minutes movie, Renowned Seston physician Max Holt is tasked by Xonos's most powerful family, the Judds, with delivering a life-saving kidney from Valia to Xonos within three hours for John Judd. On the flight, he unexpectedly crosses paths with Jane Yale, the Judds' future daughter-in-law. Tensions rise as Jane and her mother exploit the Judds' influence—jeopardizing John's life.

Elaine Kelly donated her marrow to save her neglecting father James Chapman, but became too ill and died full of regrets. She was reborn and was determined to take control of her own fate this time. Elaine attended an audition and landed the leading role, beating her half-sister Rachel. Conflict ensued at the audition, leading Elaine to want to leave her dad to live with her new manager, Tracy Ford. It was only then that James started to show more concern towards Elaine. The pair gradually resolved past misunderstandings and started their new happy life.

Charles Chapman, the powerful boss of Divine King Group and a genius doctor capable of miracles, disguised himself as a beggar to live humbly. When kind-hearted Bianca Smith gave him change, he offered to grant her a wish. She asked him to save her sister Bella, who was gravely ill. Despite mockery from top doctors, Charles effortlessly cured Bella. Grateful, her father offered wealth and marriage, but Charles refused, revealing he had a fiancée. However, his fiancée, Lily Moore, called off their engagement upon hearing he was a "beggar" and was now with Sam Walker—Charles’s childhood friend, whom he had secretly helped succeed.

After being set up by her own family, Nora Wood becomes pregnant with Tyler Holt's child, who is later named Bryan. Unfortunately, when Bryan turns five, he is diagnosed with leukemia. In an effort to cover medical expenses, Nora decides to sell the family jade pendant Tyler had given her, triggering a city-wide search for Bryan by the Holt family. Meanwhile, Nora joins Holt Group as Tyler's secretary. As they work closely together, their feelings for each other grow, and their relationship flourishes over time.

Tina Judd, the only daughter of Lia Judd, grows up pampered. She eventually marries Zac Bane. Lia, battling cancer, reluctantly lets her go. Years into the marriage, Tina’s life is far from ideal. Zac is unreliable, and Tina, now a mother, silently carries the burden of a failing relationship. At her baby’s one-month party, Tina expects Lia to come. Instead, she receives the news of her mother's death. Heartbroken, Tina argues with the Bane family and begins to question her marriage. To her surprise, Lia reappears. When she sees Tina’s pain, she scolds Zac for breaking his promise. Though she hopes they can fix things, the damage is deep. In the end, Tina chooses to leave. She wants to rediscover herself, and Lia stands by her. Zac, full of regret, promises to change, hoping she’ll return one day.