I Got Married to the Landlord

Yamamura Misa Suspense: The Kyoto To The Sapporo Snow Festival Serial Murders Case

5.0

~~ Adapted from the novel "Sapporo Yuki Matsuri no Satsujin" (札幌雪まつりの殺人) by Yamamura Misa (山村美紗).

I Don't Want to Be the Princess

6.7

More than a thousand years ago, the Murong Family of Dayan Empire were hunted down by the rebel army. Murong Xi fled to the forbidden area while the time-space tunnel opened. An imperial maid rescued him by pushing…

Five Star Tourist the Movie: We Bring You to the Ultimate

The film adaptation of the TV drama that used mockumentary techniques to portray travel company employees struggling with unreasonable client demands. Documentary director Hans goes to cover a travel company rumored…

Drama Stage Season 4: On the Way to the Gynecologist

7.2

A black comedy of blood and sweat about a pregnant woman who is slower than a zombie, fighting with a zombie heading to the gynecologist to give birth. (Source: Korean = Naver || Translation = MyDramaList)

I Wait for the Sea Breeze to Hug You

6.6

Liu Fan, a playboy and the heir of the Tengyue Group, is secretly arranged by his family to be exiled to the remote Jiong Island. There, he coincidentally meets Chen Jiaqi, a descendant of the island’s indigenous…

Wu Cheng En and the Journey to the West

7.7

This drama depicts how Wu Cheng En's life, interests, friends and family influenced his penmanship of one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature.

I Love You, to the Moon and Back

7.5

It tells the story of a pair of people who are in love with each other. A young couple working in the city, newlyweds, were forced to separate to different places. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, both parties unexpectedly…

Yes! Let's Go to the Election!

Cheng Lu

Cheng Lu is a Chinese director. He was born into a Peking Opera family in Fujian, China. At the age of nine, he was admitted to the Peking Opera class of the Fujian Provincial Art School. (Source: Chinese = Douban || Translation = MyDramaList)

Wu Xiao Dong

Wu Xiao Dong is a Chinese actor, director and screenwriter, born in Chengde City of Hebei Province and graduated from the Directing Department of Central Academy of Drama. In 1978, he was admitted to the drama class of Hebei Provincial Art School before joining the Chengde Drama Troupe. He made his…

KC Concepcion

KC Concepcion is a Filipina actress. The only daughter of actors 'Gabby Concepcion' and 'Sharon Cuneta', Kristina Cassandra Concepcion, simply known as K.C. to the entire Philippines, has always been considered showbiz royalty, even recognizing her as the nation's "princess" given the fact that her…

Seo Go Eun

Seo Go Eun is a South Korean rhythmic gymnast. Her grandmother suggested that she should try rhythmic gymnastics. She was introduced to the sport at an after-school class when she was in 2nd year of elementary school, and, on the recommendation of her teacher, she decided to pursue the sport as an athlete.…

Lau Yat Fan

Lau Yat Fan is an actor, known for The Sword (1980), The Super Gang (1984) and Duel to the Death (1983). He was active from 1973-1987. (Source: IMDB)

John Law

John Law is a Hong Kong director and actor. He began his film career as a Shaw Brothers actor, albeit in minor roles. Law then changed career paths to become an author of novels, radio plays, and film scripts. In 1968, he returned to the cameras as a director, debuting in the Alan Tang Cantonese movie…

Morohoshi Kazumi

Morohoshi Kazumi is a Japanese singer and former member of "Hikaru Ganji". He went from Johnny's Office to GOLD RUSH K Co., Ltd. (“Stars Crew Co., Ltd.”). In 1984, in his second year of junior high school, he left home with a friend and moved to Tokyo. At Harajuku's station, Johnny's president,…

Kwan Shan

Kwan Shan was a Hong Kong actor. He was one of the Shaw Brothers's leading men during Hong Kong's sixties golden age of Mandarin cinema. Born to a Manchu family originating from the northern province of Liaoning, Kwan Pak Wai had a difficult early life. When his war refugee parents both died, he was…

James Tien

James Tien's credentials go back to his youth when he was at the same Peking Opera School in Taiwan with Angela Mao. Some actors get to play the heroes, others are typecast as the villain, and generally, this was his fate. But every film that has a hero has to have a villain, and so Tien had a good…

Wilson Tong

Wilson Tong is an actor and director, known for Wei xian ren wu (1996), The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978) and Zombi 56: Hopping Mad to the Sound of Music (1992). (IMDB)