Brother-chan Went to the Battlefield !?

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Birds Fly Back to the Nest

A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery

8.0

Interconnected narratives on the Philippine Revolution of 1896-1897 against the Spanish characterize, the story of the ballad Jocelynang Baliwag, which became the hymn of the revolution; Gregoria de Jesus' forlorn…

Oyako Present to the Future

Oyako. The Japanese word translates as parents and children. The documentary follows an American photographer named Bruce Osborn who photographs parents and children. There is now an Oyako day in Japan and the film…

Be a Light to the World

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Kite, a childhood friend who reunited with the main character, Rei, was the music producer and sound writer for the Brutal orchestra band Vampillia. After seeing their performance at the live house, Ray aims to become…

Haunted: A Last Visit to the Red House

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A documentary film about the Bahay na Pula in Bulacan and the stories of comfort women during the Japanese colonization.

Star of Tomorrow: Journey to the West

Rock Me To The Moon

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This is a story about six middle-aged fathers from different backgrounds who formed a rock band and dreams of performing at the Rock Festival. The band is called “Sleepy Dads”. The name comes from the fact that…

Fukushima, Rokkasho and Message to the Future

Photographer Megumi Shimada takes her camera and documents the continued struggle of people living with the aftereffects of the March 11th earthquake and tsunami. More specifically, some families in Fukushima and Rokkasho…

Chang'e Flying to the Moon

Jim Kelly

With his super cool attitude and superb karate skills, Jim Kelly was instantly identifiable, and one of the top martial arts film stars of the early 1970s. After appearing in a minor film role, Kelly's second screen effort was as one of the invited guests to the deadly Han's Island in Enter the Dragon…

Lee Dae Hyeong

Lee Dae Hyeong is a South Korean retired professional baseball player now turned model and baseball commentator. He began his career in 2003 after being selected by the LG Twins of the KBO League in the draft. He spent ten years with the team and became known for his incredible speed and somewhat poor…

Park Young Ju

Park Young Ju is a South Korean director and screenwriter. She was majoring in creative writing when she began writing screenplays. Since no filmmaker took interest in her scripts, she resolved to film her scripts and so made her directing debut with 'A Delivery Girl' (2014). After many years of trying…

Sun Da Chuan

Sun Da Chuan is a Chinese film and television actor, theater stage actor and voice actor. He was born in Anshan City, Liaoning Province and was admitted to the Performance Department of the Central Academy of Drama and went on to Beijing People's Art Theater after graduation. (Source: Chinese = baike.baidu…

Yuen Bun

Bun Yuen is a Hong Konger actor. His parents were great fans of Peking opera, so in 1962, they sent eight-year-old Bun to Jim Yuen Yu’s China Drama Academy to study alongside the likes of Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung, Biao Yuen, Wah Yuen, Corey Yuen and Qiu Yuen, who together were known as The Seven Little…

Law Kim Long

Law Kim Long was an actor and producer who worked in Hong Kong films from 1949-1966. After retiring from acting he moved to the USA and opened a restaurant. He died in San Francisco, California in 2003.

Susanna Auyeung

Susanna Auyeung Pui San, born as Chan Kit Ying, was a Hong Kong actress and singer. She started acting at aged 14 and officially entered showbiz in 1970 with her debut in the movie "King Fa Sin Ji". She became a first-line actress starring in many Cantonese films, and was even dubbed as the "1983 version…

Cheng Mang Ha

Cheng Mang Ha was born in 1920 (her DOB is disputed, it could be as early as 1913 and as late as 1922) in China. She is known for her work on Yi Fan Feng Shun (1951), The Fearless Duo (1984) and City on Fire (1987). She was married to the late playwright Tang Disheng. She died on November 20, 2000 in…

Qian Wei

Qian Wei, real name Zou Qian Wei, is a Chinese singer from Beijing and proficient in playing the guqin. She was admitted to the Folk Music Department of the Central Conservatory of Music in 2016 and participated in the survival show "The Chinese Youth" in 2018. On September 20, 2021, she released her…

Amp Phakhinai Kasirak

‘Phakhinai’ was the pen name of 'Amp' Phakhinai Kasirak. He graduated from Ramkhamhaeng University's Faculty of Humanities majoring in mass communication. From 2005 to 2008, Phakhinai generally wrote romance novels. He then turned his interest to horror, starting with the novel ‘Nang Chada' which…