EO, More Than Just a Lost Donkey
The human experience is described through the eyes of a marginalized outsider, neither judgmental nor invested, just an observant donkey.
The Invisible Man
A group of homeless aliens begin to migrate illegally to a small town on Earth. A young guy Wang Ergou with invisible powers is supposed to stop the invasion, but instead he is mistaken for an alien. An evil biologist kidnaps the hero and begins experimenting on him. When the aliens decipher Wang's invisibility, they send Brain, an experienced retired general and an alien with invisible superpowers, to challenge him.
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A group of homeless aliens begin to migrate illegally to a small town on Earth. A young guy Wang Ergou with invisible powers is supposed to stop the invasion, but instead he is mistaken for an alien. An evil biologist kidnaps the hero and begins experimenting on him. When the aliens decipher Wang's invisibility, they send Brain, an experienced retired general and an alien with invisible superpowers, to challenge him.
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