Yoi ko to Asobo

This is the second work of "J MOVIE WARS" sponsored by WOWOW, which was later released in theaters. Urban junior high school students, Bingo, Harada, Namio, used theft as a game to pass the time. One day, a mysterious…

Dream Kids

Korea's first children's real career experience project! Career exploration! Dream kids! 6 DreamKids crew members worked out for the kids who didn't find my dream!! A real experience of firefighters, chefs, legal professions,…

Kyofu

Kazuko's daughter suddenly disappeared. The police said she ran away from home because of her parents' disagreements. In addition, Kazuko, who followed the instructions posted on her daughter's NES, disappeared. (Source:…

Chiisakobe

Shigeji is a young carpenter who lost his parents and shop due to a big fire and he is eager to revive the family business without the help of anyone. Through the warm friendship that grows between the carpenter, an…

Sagi no Ko

8.0

Set in Nagoya, Japan in 2019, it begins with Mitsuyo, an elderly woman who lives alone. She receives a phone call from a girl who pretends to be her daughter, asking for money. Having experienced fraud a few years…

Yi Tai Er Bao, Die Di Lai Le Ma Mi Kuai Pao

6.8

Toi Yakusoku

7.8

Set in July 1945, as Japan faces inevitable defeat, civilians in Manchurian settlements are abandoned when the army secretly retreats south to avoid alerting the Soviets. On August 9, the same day as the Nagasaki bombing,…

Gift for You

20th Century Boy and Girl

7.8

This story follows three women who were part of the Bongo clique when they lived in the same Seoul Mansion apartment complex. Despite their different careers as a top actress/singer, a food-loving airline stewardess,…

Passionate Love

6.9

Drugged by her half-sister, an heiress slept with a rich CEO. Six years later, she returns to China with five children. She returned to make money to pay for her sixth's child's treatment and take back all that was…

Chao Tzu Chiang

Chao Tzu Chiang is a Taiwanese actor and TV host. He has won four Golden Bell Awards for Best Host in a Children and Youth Show for "Fruity Pie." He has won two Radio Broadcasting Golden Bell Awards for Best Host in a Children Show for "News 98". In 1998, he won a Golden Melody Awards for Best Spoken…

David Do

Du Dawei, originally named Lu Anbin, is an actor, children's show host and catering business owner in Hong Kong. After graduating from the 11th session of TVB Artist Training Course in 1998, he joined TVB. Since December 2011, he has also served as an acting instructor at Tang Weiqi Talent Training…

Susumu Hani

Tokyo native Susumu Hani was one of the earlier directors involved in what later became known as "Nuberu Bagu" ('nouvelle vogue' or 'new wave') cinema of Japan. He unusually begun work outside the Japanese studio system and was employed by Iwanami Eiga, the film unit of a publishing company, before…

Osawa Akane

Osawa Akana is a Japanese model and actress born on August 16, 1985 in Osaka, Japan. Her grandfather is baseball player/manager Osawa Keiji, her great uncle is baseball player Osawa Kiyoshi and her husband is actor Gekidan Hitori. She has 3 children, the youngest born on March 5, 2019. (Sources: Wikipedia,…

Trina Legaspi

Trina “Hopia” Legaspi-Jarina, or Trina Legaspi, is a Filipino actor. She first debuted as a child, appearing in the now-defunct children's gag show "Going Bulilit." (Source: MyDramaList)

Kanuma Eri

Kanuma Eri is a Japanese actress born in Tokyo. Her husband is actor Masato Furuoya. They had 2 children: actor Takato Hayato born in 1983 and actress Mizuno Rei born in 1985. Her husband committed suicide on March 25, 2003, by hanging himself in his Tokyo apartment.

Buya Watan

Buya Watan is an Atayal actor and TV host. In 2020, he won a Golden Bell Award for Best Host in a Children and Youth Show for "Kakudan Time Machine".

Anita Lee

Hong Kongese actress, singer, and TV host. Holds a Canadian citizenship and has tree children; daughter born in 2003 and twin sons born in 2009.

Kim Bong Gon

Kim Bong Gon is a South Korean traditional educator and poet. As a child he dropped out of elementary school as the village where he lived followed the tradition of a Seodang-style education of having private schools that taught children all basic education. Much later in life, he completed a non-degree…

Chou Chung Lien

Chou Chung Lien was an actor who appeared in over 60 Taiwanese films from 1958-1987. Chou was married and had two children. He died in Taipei, Taiwan on September 2, 2004 at the age of 78.