Totoy Bato

Totoy grows up abused by his father, a fallen police officer who blames him for his mother’s death. Despite this, he rises to protect their town from two powerful crime families, earning the name “Totoy Bato”.…

Lao Zu Qing Chu Guan

Li Chang Sheng transmigrated into a cultivation world, becoming the dying Patriarch Chang Sheng. The Four Mountains Immortal Sects, having calculated the patriarch's impending death, invade the Li Clan's Immortal Sect.…

Wang Ye Kao Pu Chen Qie Wu Zui

Luo Ning once took a blade for the Empress Dowager and was sent away to recover from her injuries. But when she returned home, she found that her cousin had taken her place — and that her own mother and cousin had…

Man Man Yu Sheng Si Nian Ni

In order to save her severely injured daughter, Jiang Hua unexpectedly marries into a wealthy family. Her younger paternal cousin assumes her identity, resulting in the death of Jiang Hua's daughter. After Jiang Hua…

Fu Mu Ai Qing 1999

6.9

It tells the story of medical doctor Song Huai Nian, who has a strained relationship with his father Song Chun Sheng because he believes that his mother Gu Nian Zhi’s death is related to his father. On the eve of…

Leng Shao De Zhan Shen Jiao Qi

Shen Zhi Yao was imprisoned due to being framed by her stepmother and stepsister. After her father's death and subsequent death in a car accident upon release, she was reborn with a divine jade, learning martial arts…

Life Is Like a Play

Chen Hao transmigrates into a book and becomes the lost child of the richest man. In order to avoid the tragic death due to being misunderstood from the original book, he decides to watch from the sidelines. However,…

Wu Chu An Fang

Exploring themes of funerals and burial, the film follows siblings who sell their childhood home to buy a new one after their father’s death. (Source: Chinese = Sohu || Translation = MyDramaList)

Devil behind the Gate

Yuan Ying Cai, a teacher working at an art school, suddenly commits suicide. His death causes an uproar in the school. He had a promising future ahead of him. Why would he kill himself? Ying Cai’s twin brother, Yuan…

Sadness and Anger

Experimental short movie mostly made of still photos, following a strange woman looking for the truth behind a high school girl’s death. (Source: Letterboxd)

Ching Miao

Ching Miao was a Taiwanese actor born in Shandong, China. He had appeared in over 190 films, mostly in Hong Kong, for the Shaw Brothers Studio. He won the Best Supporting Actor for Golden Horse Awards twice, for "Between Tears and Smiles" (1964) and "Too Late for Love" (1967), respectively. Actress…

Phillip Ko

Phillip Ko was a Hong Konger filmmaker. His most significant achievement in film is "Super Noypi", which he directed after winning a scriptwriting contest sponsored by the Experimental Cinema of Hong Kong & China. He received an award from the International Film Festival of Flanders-Ghent, Belgium,…

Shih Ting Ken

Ting Ken Shih is an actor, known for Hei mei gui (1983), Jue dou zhe de sheng ming (1978) and Long tou lao da (1982). (IMDB)

Oman Lam

Lam Ho Man (English: Oman) is a Hong Kong actor who is born in Hong Kong.

Wang Han Chen

Wang Han Chen was born in Texian, Shangdong, China. He is an actor, known for Drunken Master (1978), Corpse Mania (1981) and The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978). (IMDB)

Che Ramos

Che Ramos is a Filipina actress.

Alan Chung San Chui

Alan Chung San Chui is a Hong Kong actor, director, choreographer, martial artists and stuntman. He worked as an extra an stuntman in numerous kung fu movies during the 1970's. Alan is still working on a various Television shows in the recent years. Chui also began working as a movie producer as well…

Joseph Kuo

Joseph Nan-Hong Kuo (Chinese: 郭南宏; Kaohsiung, 20 July 1935) is a Taiwanese film director best known for his Hong Kong based kung fu films of the 1970s. His debut film Ghost Lake was one of the first Taiwanese language films. Joseph Kuo married his first wife in the year 1971. In 1972, his daughter,…

Raymond Yip

James Nam

James Nam was already established singer and actor in South, Korea. He changed his Korean name from Nam Suk Hoon to a new Chinese name Nan Kung-Hsun when he arrived in Hong Kong. He lived in the same apartment complex in Hong Kong with director John Woo back in the 70's. Both Mr. Nam and Mr. Woo worked…