How Wong Fei Hung Subdued the Invincible Armour

6.0

Peek Thong

6.8

Kin Iro no Umi

6.5

Sanae Hashida (29 years old), who works for an advertising agency in Tokyo, accumulates physical and mental fatigue and makes an important presentation. While being overwhelmed by the feeling of frustration, she decided…

Female Assassins in the Palace

7.4

When an ancient treasure map surfaces within the royal court, x marks a deadly spot for the most powerful members of the Qing Dynasty. Amidst a string of disappearances from ministers to generals, Princess Ciadie (Ady…

Sori Nokoshita Natsu

5.6

Kiryuuin Shou is in 3rd year in High School, his friend Jun is heartbroken by his cheating ex-boyfriend Kenji. Kiryuuin and Jun go to the beach to have fun and to meet some new guys. Kiryuuin nearly dies... But he…

Jin Yu Wang Chao

Xuan Huai Feng hated that person to the very core. If not for what he did, somehow sneaking into his room that night, his father wouldn’t have sent him all the way to England for studies. If not for him… he would…

Yellow Handkerchief

7.4

After being in a relationship with Yoon Ja Yeong for nearly ten years, Lee Sang Min dumps her for a richer woman. He plans to marry the president of his company, Jo Min Joo. Things go astray, though, when Lee finds…

Jin Jiang Dao Ling

8.0

Barrack O'Karma

7.5

The story follows the supernatural journeys of 10 residents, including the mysterious disappearance of a single mother’s son, the strange movements of a bookstore owner, an otaku who stalks his neighbor, and the…

Garo

7.9

Garo focuses on the life of Kouga Saejima, who has assumed the title of Makai Knight to protect humanity against dark demonic manifestations called "Horrors." In his quest to purge them, he encounters a young girl…

Wong Ming

Wong Ming was a producer, music director, and cinematographer. He won the Golden Horse Best Cinematography Award for Sun, Moon and Star (Parts 1 & 2) in 1962.

Wong Wai Fai

Wong Wai Fai is an actor, action choreographer, stuntman, and martial arts director. He began working in films in 1983. He won the Golden Horse Award for Best Action Choreography for Motorway (2012) and the World Stunt Awards for Best Fight for Rush Hour 2 (2002).

Chia Hsiao Kuo

Chia Hsiao Kuo is a Taiwanese screenwriter, actor, and director. In 2012, he won a Golden Bell Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series for "Innocence".

Zhao Xiao Shi

Zhao Xiaoshi, born 1962 in Guangzhou, China, began working for the Zhujiang Film Studio as a cinematographer after being trained at the department of photography in Beijing Film Academy. At the age of 24 he won the Golden Rooster Award for Best Cinematography for his debut feature film, Vanish (dir.…

John Chong

John Chong is a Hong Kong film producer and presenter. He is one of the most successful producers of Hong Kong cinema beginning with the Golden Age of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan in the 1970s and 1980s. He is now a veteran film producer of Media Asia Group, the company behind the Infernal Affairs trilogy.…

Chang Chi Ping

Chang Chi Ping is an actor and award-winning art director who began working in films in 1967. He was awarded the Golden Horse Awards for Best Art Direction for Spring Swallow (1989) and The Wheel of Life (1983).

Lin Hung Chung

Lin Hung Chung was a cinematographer who was born on July 28, 1934 in Changhua, Taiwan. He was awarded the Golden Horse Award for Best Cinematography in 1977 for Heroes of the Eastern Skies and in 1982 for Portrait of a Fanatic. He passed away on January 28, 2020 in Taipei City, Taiwan.

Lin Hsiao Lu

Lin Hsiao Lu was born in Taiwan on either October 7 or 17, 1967 becoming a child actress who went on to work in both film and television. She won the Golden Horse Award for Best Child Star for the 1980 film The Orientation. She has most recently worked on the Taiwanese drama The King of Romance.

Wang Ping

Wang Ping is an actress from Taiwan who appeared in films from 1964-1982. She won the Golden Horse Award for Best actress for Tiger Killer (1983).

Wang Chin Chen

Wang Chin Chen was a film editor who worked in movies from 1961-1988. He won the Golden Horse Awards for Best Film Editing for the following films: Orchids and My Love (1966), The Bride and I (1969), and Home is Taipei (1970)