In the main event, Tee Jay Chang was supposed to square off with Fabiano Hawthorne, however, he had to withdraw due to injury and was replaced by Keivan Soleimani. In the co-main event, Sirimongkol Singmanasak and Reza Goodary will face each other.

In Guangdong, the forefront of China's reform and opening-up, the business of a sauna is fairly flat. The boss, Wu, together with his team, pursuits his dream and constructs a entertainment kingdom persistently with their wisdom, effort and positive spirit. Eventually, after a special fashion show, Wu tears for his uneasy success. During the period, some of his employees leave hopelessly, some are imprisoned, some are still longing for a better tomorrow by his side

The summer of 1960 was a critical moment in the history of film, when the fly-on-the-wall documentary was born. The Camera that Changed the World tells the story of the filmmakers and ingenious engineers who led this revolution by building the first hand-held cameras that followed real life as it happened.

Director Zacharias Kunuk (Atanarjuat The Fast Runner) and researcher and filmmaker Dr. Ian Mauro (Seeds of Change) have teamed up with Inuit communities to document their knowledge and experience regarding climate change. This documentary, the world's first Inuktitut language film on the topic, takes the viewer "on the land" with elders and hunters to explore the social and ecological impacts of a warming Arctic. This unforgettable film helps us to appreciate Inuit culture and expertise regarding environmental change and indigenous ways of adapting to it.

Playing for Change is a musical journey of discovery that celebrates the freedom and lives of street musicians existing in America today. Focusing on the three cities of Los Angeles, New Orleans & New York, Playing for Change captures an array of musical styles and human moments that would otherwise slip through the cracks of society. - Jayson Crittenden, Mark Johnson & Jonathan Walls

This film tells the inspirational story of British Transplant Cyclist Ottilie Quince. In 2006, this talented amateur football player had her life turned on its head when her kidney shut down, ending her sporting career. After a successful kidney transplant from her Mother, Ottilie discovered cycling, and found a new and exciting focus which allowed her natural talent to shine. She went on to win the British Transplant Games in 2010 and, a year later, a gold medal for Team GB at the World Transplant Games. In this film, Ottilie takes us on her favourite ride across her home in the island of Mallorca, and talks about her inspirational journey. We meet Ottilie’s parents, and her Team GB coach who all reveal her superhuman determination that has brought her 11 World, 6 European, and 18 British transplant cycling titles.

In this documentary we follow Andrew Paddison and his team as they tackle 1,000 miles in just 10 days around the Highlands of Scotland. With mechanicals, wrong turns, classic Scottish rain (it’s wetter than other rain) and 60,000 feet of climbing, this challenge tests Andrew’s determination and his capacity for hard riding day after day. This warm and engaging film gives an insight into Andrew’s life as a thalidomider and his experiences both off and on the bike.

A young woman takes an experimental pill to rid herself of her pain, only to find that it only take her deeper into her troubled psyche.

Wildlife photographer Richard Sidey joins an international team of whale research scientists in Antarctica to document their work on how Humpback Whales are adapting to a changing ocean.

Hayley Simmonds found herself at a difficult crossroads in her life after three years studying science and rowing at Cambridge, but in a fortunate twist of fate started cycling. Subsequently she has raced her way to National titles, Commonwealth medals and has the Olympics in her sights. GCN follows Hayley’s training, meets the team of people behind her success and watches as she attempts to break her own record and become the first female to complete a 10 mile time trial in under 19 minutes.

After nearly ten years partying in the clubs and bars of Dublin, fuelled by excessive alcohol and cigarettes, 31 year old Orla Walsh turned her life around to become one of Ireland's best track cyclists with multiple gold medals to her name. Orla shares the inspirational and uplifting story of her rapid transformation and GCN follows her as she competes at Ireland's National Championships in order to further her hopes and dreams of racing in the ultimate competition, the Olympics.

The Blitz: Days that Changed WWII tells the story of one of the most pivotal six-month periods of the 20th century, beginning in August 1940 as Nazi Germany has conquered most of Western Europe. Britain now stands alone against Hitler’s Luftwaffe as it rains bombs on its cities, villages and ports. As they face daily bombardment and destruction along with threats of gas attacks and invasion, the people of Great Britain come together to make a heroic stand.

THE MATHEMATICS OF CHANGE is the uproarious and moving story of a young aspiring mathematician who unexpectedly discovers his limits as a Princeton University freshman. Acclaimed comic monologuist Josh Kornbluth has toured the U.S. extensively with this Off-Broadway hit, thrilling audiences of math-lovers and math-fearers alike. This concert film captures Josh performing the show in a unique setting: the world-renowned Mathematical Sciences Research Institute in Berkeley. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll imagine yourself to be covered in chalk dust — and you’ll never look at the number 3 the same way again!

A playboy is reformed by his daughter and fiancee.

Changing the rules is based on the stereotypes and double standards of men, women and relationships. These friends made a decision to go against the rules society has placed on them, and, change the rules; the unwritten rules of love.

All Dana wants to do is create a fun and inclusive videogame, but instead she’s stuck working at a job she can’t stand.

Exploring the roller coaster life of Jade Goody, Britain's most loved - and hated - reality TV star. Her life illustrates a wider story of class, politics and cultural change in Britain.

Eight children (7-15 years old) bring you back to the moment their parents told them that they were getting divorced. They all had a feeling that something was about to happen, yet they didn't see it coming.