Saraba Seijaku

7.0

Set at a time where entertainment like music, movies and novels are all banned. Mizuto and Tokio work at a factory making screws. Their lives are monotonous. One day, they discover a place where music has been preserved…

Where a Good Man Goes

~~ Two versions available: 117 episodes (Original) || 159 episodes (Rebroadcast)

Sayonara, Alma

7.3

Based on a true story of a dog named Alma, raised by a young man named Taichi as a war dog. Alma is dispatched to Manchuria during World War II, and a year later, Taichi is also sent there as a dog trainer. (Source:…

The Ditch

7.6

The film portrays the brutal suffering of prisoners in Jiabiangou, a forced labor camp in the Gobi Desert during the winter of 1960–1961, as they endure exhaustion, starvation, and death. Set against the aftermath…

Sayonara no Koi

7.4

Raised by a single mother, Kanzaki Sena is a gentle-hearted, hard-working OL at an advertising agency. She lives with her fiance and co-worker, Shindou Kouki, who comes from a line of important politicians. His family,…

Sona, the Other Myself

Yang's very personal film deals with her efforts to stay in touch with the North Korean part of her family, focusing primarily on her young niece Sona. (Source: NipponConnection.com)

3xFTM

5.0

This documentary portrays the diversity within FTM transgenders in South Korea through the experiences and life of three FTMs. Each individual has different processes of identification and diverse reasons why he wants…

The Many Faces of Chika

6.8

Director Kazuo Hara tells the tale of the eponymous Chika and four different relationships she has during the turbulent political climate of the 1970s. Four different actresses play the role of Chika in order to emphasise…

See You Again, Lillian

“Flowers grow, flowers wilt. The time it takes for a maple leaf to turn red is enough for me to experience my whole life.” This quote summarises Soko’s feelings of the past year. Soko was a poor author from Japan.…

Ojii-chan, Shinjyattatte

7.3

Family members gather at their grandfather's funeral. An incident causes the family members to reveal their innermost ugly feelings, but also move forward as a real family.

Li Chiang

Li Chiang is an actor and martial arts director known for his work on Goodbye Bruce Lee: His Last Game of Death (1975), My Blade, My Life (1978) and The Pistol Grabber (1982). He was active from 1969-1988. (Source: IMDB)

Seo Ha Joon

Seo Ha Joon, birth name Son Jong Su, is a South Korean actor managed by BLESS entertainment. He debuted in 2008 with the theatre play "Dead Poets Society". He appeared in music videos in 2012, with the artist Half a hundred, with the song "24Billy", and in 2013, with artist Jo Kwan-woo with the song,…

Kil Hae Yeon

Kil Hae Yeon is a South Korean actress. Her roles include the television series “Goodbye Mr. Black”, “Working Mom Parenting Daddy”, “Possessed”, “Something in the Rain”, “One Spring Night”, and “Woman of 9.9 Billion”. She is most active as a supporting actress, playing the role…

Jeong Gi Hun

Jeong Gi-hun is a South Korean film director and screenwriter. Jeong made his debut with the hit dramedy film Goodbye Mom (2009), which received numerous nominations and awards, including Best Director for Asian New Talent Award at the 2010 Shanghai International Film Festival. His second feature, the…

Jason King

Jieh Wen King is an actor and producer, known for Goodbye, South, Goodbye (1996), Cigarette Ends (2014) and Nguyen Thi Bich Hoa and Her Two Men (2018).

Jason Kim

Jason Kim (born Kim Joo Hwan) is a South Korean film director and screenwriter. Born in 1981, Jason Kim majored in international politics from Georgetown University, in the United States. After serving for three years as an interpreter in the Korean Air Force, he joined the promotion department of Showbox…

Jin Han

Jin Han is a Chinese actor and singer born to a military family in Xining, Qinghai Province. He graduated from Beijing Modern Conservatory of Music with a bachelor's degree in performance. He officially entered showbiz in 2012 with the MV for songs "Aftermath" and "Love, What's Up". In 2014, he participated…

Noh Hee Kyung

Noh Hee Kyung is a television screenwriter and essayist. She has become renowned in South Korea for her realistic, cerebral and in-depth portrayals of the lives and relationships of ordinary people. Noh said she wrote "The Most Beautiful Goodbye in the World" (1996) two years after the death of her…

Zhu Yan Man Zi

Zhu Yanmanzi is a Chinese actress of Mongolian ethnicity. She graduated from the Central Academy of Drama. In 2014, she starred in her first movie " Goodbye Giant ", officially debuting. (Source: Baidu)

Kim San Ho

Kim San Ho is a South Korean actor. He attended the Seoul Institute of the Arts. He debuted in 2006 in the TV dramas "Smile" and "Mr. Goodbye". (Source: Asianmediawiki)