The Rocket Angels

4.9

A group of friend determined to express themselves decide to build thier own gunpowder rocket to compete at an annual festival held in their village. (Source: TMDB)

Farewell, My Hometown

6.0

Tells the tale of 3 generations of women, their emotions and experiences in 3 different eras: 1) The grandmother who worked her whole live in the fields of her rural village. 2) The mother who drowns in the monotony…

Mystery of Muye: The Dragon Seeker

7.3

The descendant of the gold toucher, Hu Bu Mei, is bent on saving money to find his missing brother. He and the deserter Lao Lei went to the village of Wu Zi to make coffins, and what they did not expect was that the…

Gold Dragon Mountain

The film depicts the massacre of civilians in Geumjeonggul Cave in Gyeonggido in October 1950. This massacre, in which more than 153 people were killed in a village by South Korean military and police, was compensated…

Jiaoren of the South China Sea

6.9

On Chen Ah Shui's wedding night, his bride was kidnapped by a jiaoren, the merpeople from Chinese mythology who produce pearls from tears. He promises the village chief to capture one alive. He sets sail to a small…

Alien Invasion 2

It is rumored that aliens visited Xiajinggou in a spaceship decades ago and left behind a treasure. But today's Xiajinggou is just an ordinary northeastern village, and no one believes this nonsense. 　　 Wang Yongwang's…

The Comeback

6.2

The son, who works as a stunt double in films, hurts himself. When he returns to spend Chinese New Year with his father, the villagers want he to shoot a film about the village in order to make it internet famous.…

The Burrows

In the town where the filmmaker was born, he and his family are following an age-old tradition by building a tomb for his grandparents. This carefully composed portrait of a village, interspersed with scenes of people…

Monster Attack 3

6.5

Su Jin Feng, a local citizen, contracted a deserted island in the sea from his village. He has been planting coconut trees and picking coconut fruits on the island for several years. On this day, Su Jin Feng suddenly…

The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 2

Naofumi Iwatani and his companions face mounting pressure as another catastrophic Wave looms just days away. But when strange bat creatures attack their village and the impending disaster mysteriously stalls, the four…

Kataoka Reiko

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Ishibashi Renji

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Enoki Takaaki

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