The Confessions of May in the Wilderness

The movie is a compilation of the movie "Wilderness" in which a member of the airborne unit who killed a girl during the Gwangju Democratization Movement burned himself to death with remorse and "Mr. Kant's Presentation",…

Erica: Blue Flame

Extreme suspense against the backdrop of a blue coral island! Erica is a dangerous woman who murders the boss of a yakuza and escapes. She becomes the target of the yakuza and is driven into an endless crisis of death…

Jindo Requiem

The documentary captures the pains of the April 16 Sewol ferry disaster that still remains in the island space called Jindo. The people of Jindo have lived with death in their lives throughout time. Due to the nature…

Like Father And Son

6.9

Shi Guo Ren is a middle-aged man who travels from one village to another in Shaanxi Province in a rundown truck selling all kinds of merchandise. His travels have taken a turn for the tragic recently, as his son has…

Affair 2

6.5

Couple Su-ji and Sang-min, who once lived next door, and Su-yeon who experienced having an affair, spends a moment of confusion due to Su-ji's sudden death, and now lives a normal life with her husband Dong-seok. Then…

Saredo Kissho to Suru

Frustrated in life and wanting to disappear, Ririko meets Adachi, a man who can’t help but regret the death of his lover Eve, who died in an accident. She also meets Eve’s spirit, who clings to Adachi, and makes…

The Last Cut of Spring

Eun Seong and Won Young break up after five years of dating. Freelance photographer Eun Seong visits Won Young's hometown to mark the first anniversary of her father's death. The two decided to pretend that they were…

Make-Believers [Yume mi bito]

7.0

Masa hires rental actress and aspiring dancer, Kanako, to pose as his fiancée to impress his estranged, terminally-ill father. But as his father's death delays, Masa is forced to confront the spiraling web of lies…

The Lost Treasures

During the Great War in East Asia, Japanese soldiers forced prisoners of war from various nationalities to build the River Kwai Bridge. Death Railway Many prisoners were deprived of food and were ill to death during…

Lost Lotus

6.3

Wu Yu's life is overturned after her mother is suddenly killed in a hit-and-run. The inexplicable and unsolved death has the previously secular schoolteacher Wu Yu diving into her mother's Buddhist temple, searching…

Amisha Ng

Amisha Ng is a Hong Kong actress.

Lawrence Lau

Nancy Yen

Nancy Yen was born in Jiangsu, China but grew up in Taiwan. In 1966 she joined the Union Film Company as a basic actress using the stage name Yian Jue Jue and acted in Lovers’ Tears. In 1971 she left the company and joined Joseph Kuo’s Hong Hwa International Films (HK) Ltd., changing her name back…

Chiang Han

Han Chiang is a Cantonese actor born in Shandong, China. He is an actor known for "The 36th Chamber of Shaolin" (1978), "Bloody Parrot" (1981) and "An Qu" (1983). (Source: IMDb)

Kawatani Takuzo

Kawatani Takuzo was a Japanese film actor. He appeared in 56 films between 1967 and 1995. He was most famous for playing villains. (Source: Wikipedia)

Sagara Haruko

Sagara Haruko is a Japanese actress and ex-idol singer. She debuted as an actress in 1985 and won the Award for Best Supporting Actress at the 11th Yokohama Film Festival for Dotsuitarunen. In 1995 she went to live in Los Angeles, where she married an American and became Haruko Haynes. After a short…

Lee Jin Ah

Lee Jin Ah is a South Korean visual effects professional.

Little Unicorn

Unicorn Chan was one of Bruce Lee's best friends since childhood. Along with Bruce, the two were often cast as juvenile delinquents in Hong Kong films. One of their earliest films together was Little Cheung (1950). When Bruce cut short his film career to pursuit studies in the US, Unicorn Chan continued…

Kim Ki Ju

Kim Ki Ju was a South Korean actor born in Korea. He played in over 50 movies. (Source: IMDb)

Hsu Hsia

Hsu Hsia is a former Cantonese actor. He joined the movie industry in 1966. His talent was recognized in his first movie, "One Duel Too Many", which won him wide acclaim. Until 1988, it could be said Hsu’s career had reached a climax, having appeared in 62 movies, most of which were martial arts movies.…