Man Upstairs, Woman Downstairs

6.0

Against the wishes and advice of friends and relatives, Chul Soo and Young Hui get married. They start their life together but because of their inability to communicate, their marriage falls apart and ends in divorce.…

Legend of the Holy Woman

3.0

Cry of a Woman

Ok Bun had been sold into marriage to the family of Lee Kyung Jin, a family in ruin. On the wedding night, Ok Bun's husband, Myung Kyu dies of odd circumstances. Ok Bun finds out that her sister-in-laws Kyung Ran and…

Today's Woman

Chun Tao - A Woman for Two

10.0

The arrival of the bandits ruined Chun Tao's wedding night. She and her husband, Li Mao, were separated and she wandered to Beijing alone, picking up rubbish for a living. In Chun Tao's most difficult years, it was…

Horse and Woman and Dog

7.3

Three social outcasts who live near the seaside interact with each other in increasingly disturbing ways. The trio of characters are a woman who has killed her sister, a man who enjoys necrophilia, and a female amnesiac.…

What A Woman Lives For

10.0

Jung Hee, a single mother, raises two daughters - Young Geon and Young Chae in the countryside. Both grow up to be totally different - Yeong Geon is quiet, studious, modest and introverted and is set to attend university…

Kuei Mei, a Woman

8.5

In this exquisite melodrama imbued with national allegory, anything that can go wrong does. Kuei Mei, a poor girl from the mainland, relocates to Taiwan post-revolution and enters into a marriage of convenience with…

Man and Woman: Love Story in New York Season 2

Tamura's hard-boiled attitude is toned down, turning him into more of a comical figure as he tries to juggle an affair with a married woman named Sugiyama Tomoko and a simultaneous relationship with his young lover,…

The Rose Colored Woman

Isaka Satoshi

Isaka’s reputation rests mainly on his extraordinary debut, Focus (1996), an economical and disturbing thriller following the grim chain of events initiated when a television crew sets up an interview with an otaku (nerd) whose hobby is eavesdropping on two-way radio conversations. A subtle critique…

Celest Chong

Chong began her acting career as a secretary in Eric Khoo's Stories about Love performing a Turkish inspired belly-dance. She also sang the show's theme song, "Sorry, My Love". Later, she moved on to Channel 5's sitcom, Making Love, in which she played a sultry receptionist named Pamela. She later played…

MM Gigante

MM Gigante is an AB Communication Arts graduate from UST Angelicum College, QC. She started hosting school tours and events in 2007. MM joined PETA’s Creative Musical Theater class in May 2011, where she co-wrote two songs under the said course. Two months later, she landed the role of Queen Ines,…

Fushimi Sentaro

He was the second generation Matagoro Nakamura 's disciple. In 1954, he was scouted for a bit part in Shochiku 's "Bikkuri Gojusanji" under the name of Mataichi Nakamura. In 1955, he became a Toei actor with the name Sentaro Fushimi. Debuted with "Moon Whistle". After that, he starred in "The Adventures…

Uno Chiyo

Uno Chiyo was a Japanese author and kimono designer. She was known for her contributions to Japanese fashion, film, and literature. Born in Iwakuni, Yamaguchi. In 1915, she was fired from her job as a teacher's assistant due to an affair she was having with a colleague. In 1919, she married her cousin,…

Dina Bonnevie

Born January 27, 1961 to Swiss mother Jeannette Schäer and French-Italian-Filipino father Honesto Bonnevie. Her paternal grandfather was Pedro José de Bonnevie, a significant landowner in the Bicol region, who hails from Évian-les-Bains, France and was part French and Italian. Her grandmother was…

Oyama Debuko

In May 1924 (Taisho 13), while attending Kosaka Elementary School (currently Kosaka Elementary School in Higashi Osaka City ), an old system in Osaka Prefecture , her sister Masako joined Shochiku Kyoto Studio and made her debut under the stage name of Kikuko Tachibana . In the same year, Yasu also…

Horikawa Hiromichi

Horikawa Hiromichi was a Japanese director. He was assistant director to Kurosawa Akira for the production of Seven Samurai (1954) and Throne of Blood (1957). Akira Kurosawa’s assistant on numerous films including Ikiru (1952) and Seven Samurai (Shichinin no samurai, 1954), Horikawa has never achieved…

Chiba Yasuki

Though remembered largely for his inventive postwar shomin-geki, Chiba specialized initially in period films before achieving commercial success with such popular romances as Hideko the Cheerleader (Hideko no ōendanchō, 1940), a vehicle for the teenage Hideko Takamine. Among his wartime films, Women’s…

Mitsui Koji

Mitsui Koji was a Japanese movie, TV, and stage actor. He appeared in more than 150 films from 1925 to 1975, including 29 of Kinema Junpo’s annual Top-10 winners and three of its Top-10 best Japanese films of all time. The son of a Shochiku movie theater owner, Mitsui joined the studio in 1924, making…