4903 results found for: Four Lies
Wu Cheng En and the Journey to the West
Chinese Drama - 2010, 46 episodes7.5
This drama depicts how Wu Cheng En's life, interests, friends and family influenced his penmanship of one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature.
Shomuni Season 3
Japanese Drama - 2002, 12 episodes7.4
Tsuboi Chinatsu, the most hated GA-2 by the Personnel Department, has resigned from Manpan Corporation. During the wedding reception, she asks four of the five female GA-2 employees (all of them except Tsukahara Sawako)…
Prince of Tears
Taiwanese Movie - 20097.4
Set in 1950s Taiwan, a period known as "White Terror" when anti-Communist hysteria swept through the island. The movie follows four characters as their lives and loves intertwine during this chaotic time.
Sayonara, Girls.
Japanese Movie - 20227.4
Graduation day is just two days away in a rural high school that is about to be closed. Four female students cherish their last moments before they say goodbye to their school for good. (Source: Official Website) ~~…
Propaganda Game
Japanese Drama - 2025, 8 episodes7.4
Eight university students who have made it through the hiring process of the major advertising agency “Deneodo” face their final test. Their ultimate challenge: split into two teams-the Government and the Resistance,…
A General, a Scholar and an Eunuch
Hong Kong Drama - 2017, 32 episodes7.5
Three late-Ming Dynasty officials - Yuen Sung Woon, Joh Gwong Dau and Lee Jun Chung - accidentally travel forward four hundred years to modern-day Foshan. They meet Fong Wai Chi, who is searching for a hidden master…
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Small Bait, Big Love: Ebiko's Hunt for Her Mr. Right
Japanese Drama - 2025, 10 episodes7.4
A love comedy centered on Ebihara Tadako, who, after being dumped by her boyfriend, meets four different types of men and tries to give serious love a try. (Source: DramaWiki)
A Hen in the Wind
Japanese Movie - 19487.4
The film is set in immediate postwar Japan, Tokyo. Tokiko (Kinuyo Tanaka), a twenty-nine-year-old mother of a young boy of four, is waiting for her husband's repatriation from World War II. In postwar Tokyo, prices…
Super Nova Games Season 5
Chinese TV Show - 2024, 12 episodes7.5
It is a youth cross-border sports and entertainment show. This year, "Super New Games" will break through the spatial wall and gather representatives and game masters from all walks of life, dividing them into four…
Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku
Japanese Drama - 2020, 12 episodes7.5
The Osawagi family lives in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture which is very near Tokyo. The man of the house, Daitetsu, lives with his wife Junko, four children and father Kintetsu. They are preposterous and extreme bunch…
Lee Chiu
Lee Chiu is an actor, writer, producer and director who has worked in films from 1969-2018. He won at the 2018 Calcutta International Cult Film Festival and The IndieFest Film Awards for Best Documentary Film, I Am the White Tiger.
Mak Gei
Mak Gei was a Hong Kong actor born in Hong Kong. He was known for "The Story of a Discharged Prisoner" (1967) and "When Durians Bloom" (1959). After retiring in 1999, he moved to the United States, divorced twice, and had two daughters and a son, all living abroad. He returned to Hong Kong to do evangelical…
Lau Kar Yung
Lau Kar Yung belongs to the famous Lau family. Born in 1955, Lau Kar Yung began to learn Kung Fu under the tutelage of his mother (at eight years old) and initially found work under his uncle Lau Kar Leung at Shaw Brothers Studios, as a stuntman (notably in The 36th Chamber of Shaolin). By the mid 1970s…
Ng Ho
Ng Ho also known as Wu Ho is an actor and production manager who worked in films from 1964-1984.
Yu Sung Chao
Yu Sung Chao is an actor and martial arts director who worked in films from 1964-1994.
Wong Cheuk Hon
Wong Cheuk Hon was a director, writer, and producer of such films as Golden Butterfly, the Lady Thief (1965), The Elusive Golden Butterfly (1966), and Forbidden Imperial Tales (1990).
Lui Wan Biu
Lui Wan Biu is an actor who worked in films from 1973-2011. He is known for such films as Crazy Nuts of Kung Fu (1974), Shaolin Drunkard (1983), and Kung Fu Kids II (1986).
Shum Wai
Shum Wai is a Hong Kong actor, writer, assistant director and director. He won the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor in "Long Arm of the Law" (1984). He was active from 1971-2002.














