Dear His Majesty

6.0

Keisuke Takako

~~ Adapted from an article in Hochi Newspaper.

Zheng Hun Qi Shi

So Long!

In the classification of LGBTQ, be a transgender always be misunderstood, this is my shot the original intention of the film. The main character, Ran Ran is a friend of mine, she is just about to leave Beijing. With…

Hyouhyou: Haikei, Otsuka Yasuo-sama

A valuable documentary about animator Otsuka Yasuo, based on interviews with creators related to him and their testimonies. (Source: TIFF)

Reboot

8.0

Mr. Right Wanted

7.1

Sonia Sui plays an editor in chief to a publishing company that one day decides to put out a 'Marriage Wanted' ad. She's lined up to meet at least 20 possible suitors and among them is our lead male.

We are Werewolves

4.7

Luna is a second-level werewolf who incidentally meets up with Jiang Le, another wolf, during a mission. She teams up with him to overturn the genetic modification laboratory that created them, mistaking him for the…

Feng Shen Zhi Tianqi - God's Revelation

In the late Shang Dynasty, King Zhou listened to the demon words of Daji possessed by the fox, lewdness and cruelty to Zhongliang, causing turbulence in the court and unrest among the people. For the people of the…

The Personals

7.3

A doctor places a personal ad in the newspaper for a husband which leads to a series of blind dates that are sexual, awkward, creepy , and funny.

Chen Qi Gang

Chen Qi Gang is a Chinese voice actor.

Leung Kai Ching

Leung Kai Ching is a Chinese director.

Ting Chi Wen

Ting Chi Wen is a Taiwanese screenwriter and director.

Zhang Tian Qi

Sagawa Keisuke

Tsukui Keita

Okawa Keiko

Hidaka Keisuke

Ozawa Keiichi

Ozawa Keiichi is a Japanese director born in Kagoshima. He joined Nikkatsu studio and worked as an assistant director under Masuda Toshio. He made his directing debut in 1968 with "Outlaw: Gangster VIP 2." (Source: Wikipedia)

Tu Kuang Chi

Tu Kuang Chi was born in Zhejiang, China. He was an actor and director who moved on to making films in Hong Kong after 1950. He retired from film in 1973 and settled in the United States. He died in Los Angeles, California on May 30, 1980. He was married to Ouyang Shafei. (Sources: Douban & HKMDB)