Onishi Yasumasa

Although the exact time is unknown, he has been an actor since before the war, became an exclusive actor of Toho from around the 1950s, and has appeared in many movies regardless of the genre since then. He often plays the role of a foreigner because of his deeply carved Japanese features. In 1971,…

Matsuda Keiji

Matsuda Keiji is a japanese actor born on July 8, 1964 in Kyoto, Japan.

Shimizu Yoshiko

Yoshiko Shimizu is a Japanese actress. She joined a theater troupe in 1984 and formed the comedy duo, "Pink Phone" (ピンクの電話) with Miyako Takeuchi in 1986. In 1996, Shimizu voiced Yuriko Asai in the anime adaptation of Boys Over Flowers. She has had several small roles in television and film.

Saijo Terutaro

Fujitani Ayako

At age 12, she won the Asian Beauty Contest, held in commemoration of the Japanese release of the film Police Story 3. At age 13 she became the sixth girl to lead the Mitsui ReHouse advertising campaign. This began her modeling career. She was featured regularly in magazines and television commercials.…

Otomo Keishi

Born in 1966 in Iwate, Japan. After graduating from Keio University, Otomo Keishi joined Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) in 1990. In 1997, he went to study in Hollywood to learn script writing and film directing. He returned two years later and directed the highly acclaimed NHK TV series Churasan…

Kobayashi Hirotoshi

Kobayashi Hirotoshi is a Japanese screenwriter and novelist born in Tokyo.

Aikawa Sho

Aikawa is a Japanese actor who has appeared in a number of Kurosawa Kiyoshi's films, including Eyes of the Spider, Serpent's Path, License to Live, Seance, and Pulse.

Hara Nanoka

Nanoka Hara was born in Tokyo, Japan. She is an actress, known for “Why Don't You Play in Hell?” ( 2013), “Harahara nanoka”( 2017) and “Siren” (2015).

Shinoda Masahiro

Shinoda attended Waseda University, where he studied theater and also participated in the Hakone Ekiden long distance race. He joined the Shōchiku Studio in 1953 as an assistant director, where he worked on films by such directors as Yasujirō Ozu. He debuted as a director in 1960 with One-Way Ticket…

Wong Fei Hung's Fierce Battle

6.0

As Wong Fei Hung stands up for the helpless in this movie, clips of the best of Huang Fei Hong's films in the past are shown, including dances as well as scenes such as cockfighting, snake fighting, and lion-dancing.…

How Wong Fei Hung Stormed Phoenix Hill

6.0

The need for balance between communal harmony and individual ruggedness is a central concern of the cherished, long-running Wong Fei Hung series. Here, that need takes on a special immediacy. Addressing the issue of…

How Wong Fei Hung Defeated the Tiger on the Opera Stage

7.0

The ‘Tiger' in the film's title can be the beast in the legendary tale or the film's villain, a town bully named Flying Tiger, as always played by the wonderful and always villain-ready Sek Kin. Having Wong defeat…

Good-Bye

5.9

In his second short film, Katsu Kanai explores the relationship between Japan and Korea in a surrealistic way. "Good-bye" was filmed in 1970, right around the time of the Yodo Incident, when the Japanese Red Army hijacked…

Anakan Mo Ako

This movie is a story about a forest tribe with one dominant male, one old male and the rest are all females. The rules of the tribe are the dominant male can only mate with the other females once his wife has given…

Tremorings of Hope

Depicts the aftermath to disaster as a sequel to The People Living in Hadenya, which followed daily life in the Hadenya fishing village in Miyagi Prefecture's Sanriku Town during the three years prior to the Tohoku…

Wonderful! Liang Xi Mei

Although Liang Xi Mei is retired, she spends her time looking after her obedient grandchildren. However, Robert, her eldest son adds to her woes as he is always dreaming of making a fortune through easy means. She…

Men Don't Cry

7.1

With the support of the head of the Police Authority, Guangzhou’s top villain Ho Kei-Kin (Dayo Wong) has been riding roughshod over everyone around him. He is so manipulative that he has explored every possible means…

Island Etude

6.9

Travelling is always the best way to encounter true stories. Ming Hsang, a deaf, decided to cycle around Taiwan before graduating from college. This film, lasting for 100 minutes, documents his trip, which lasted 7…