A Corpse Pays Offerings to the Moon

Star-crossed lovers Siu Mui and Hoi Ping are separated when Hoi Ping is forced to marry Li, although Siu Mui is pregnant with his child. Li is fiercely jealous but has an affair with her cousin. Later, Siu Mui is killed,…

Boss Takes to the Road

Devil! Take The Train to Hell

In 1945, the Japanese remnants of defeated troops go to the gold miner's town and find out the hiding place of gold from Park Hong Keun and Han Cheol Ho and kill them. Then they try to kill the children, Ye Ji and…

Boss Fights to the Death at Dawn

After a long stint working in Alaska, Jiro returns to his hometown. He soon learns that his father, the town's mayor, was murdered and, in his absence, the yakuza gangs have seized control of the town. Jiro quickly…

Banaue: Stairway to the Sky

After a long search, Banaue and her tribe make the mountains of the northern Philippines their new home. As they are toiling on the land they have claimed, trouble arises when another tribe tries to assert their right…

Plain Jane to the Rescue

Josephine Siao is hired by a C.E.O. to teach his father manners and how to act like a "gentleman" in public. A goofy slapstick comedy that also features Ricky Hui as Josephine's long suffering boyfriend. (Source: IMDb)

New Pilgrims to the West

Chan Jun Leung’s 1982 film based on The Journey to the West. The story of the Monkey King and his half man/half pig companion and their travels towards the Western Paradise. (Source: IMDB)

A Farewell To The Woman Called My Sister

Love Goes to the End of the Sky

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~~ Adapted from the same novel by Akira Ichijo.

Flying Flowers to the Moon

Taiki Sakpisit

Taiki Sakpisit is a filmmaker and lecturer working in Bangkok. His works explore depictions of violence and unease that emerged from the political upheaval in Thailand from the 1970s to the present day. Taiki’s moving images and experimental shorts have been presented extensively at numerous exhibitions…

Helen Yung

Helen Yung was born in Hong Kong and grew up in the United States. She was the runner-up in the 1993 Miss Hong Kong pageant, winning the Miss International Goodwill and Most Popular Beauty awards. She acted for TVB before returning to the United States where she continued to take on roles in American…

Cho Chun

Cho Chun is a Hong Kong radio station host and actress. She joined the army at the age of 11, went south to the Guangzhou Military Region in 1982, and then went to Hong Kong in 1992 to start her acting career. She has filmed over 20 film and television dramas over the course of her career in the Hong…

Lee Yuet Ching

Lee Yuet Ching was a Hong Kong actress born in Hong Kong. She worked steadily from the 1930's to the 1980's. She was married to director Lee Sun Fung.

Kang Fu Lin

Kang Fu Lin is a Chinese actress, born in Zibo City of Shandong Province and graduated from the performance department of Beijing Film Academy. During her school days, she had participated in many films and television works. After graduation, she became well known to the audience for her role in the…

Kitty Ting

Born in Macau, Kitty Ting Hao was a Hong Kong actress who appeared in over 30 Hong Kong films from 1956-1966. She moved to the United States and later died in Los Angeles, California.

Ma Dan Yang

Ma Dan Yang, born in Yinchuan of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, is a Chinese actress, formerly known as Ma Yuan. Due to her mother's influence, she has been fond of literature and art since she was a child. She represented her junior high and high school in Ningxia competitions and won several first…

Jeong Deuk Sun

Born Jeong Deuk Sun, her birth year is unknown. In the 1940s, she worked as a member of Chosun Stage and Shinyoung (新映), a theatre troupe under the Chosun Film Company. and others. Jeong Deuk Sun's first movie starring role was in Ahn Jin Sang's 1948 police film 'Dawn'. From the late 1940s to the…

Han Hsiang Chin

Han Hsiang Chin was born in Shanxi, China, later moving to Taiwan. She worked in films from 1968-1991. After retiring from acting, she moved to the United States where she practices calligraphy and painting and has held some exhibitions. She is married to actor David Tang Wei.

Shu Ping

Shu Ping, born as Wang Shu Ping in Meihekou of Jilin Province, is a Chinese writer, screenwriter and actor. In 1984, he was admitted to the Electromechanical Department of Dalian Institute of Light Industry. In 1986, he began to publish literary works, and then worked as a reporter and editor for the…