The Wanderer

Kim Byeong Yeon's grandfather Kim Ik Soon is the person who surrendered to Hong Gyeong Rae's birth. As a result, Byeong Yeon did not get a job title even though he had the Jangwon grade system. Frustrated, he puts…

Ban Sai Thong

Pojaman is the rightful heir of a noble family, but was picked on and treated like an outsider ever since she moved into their house. She ends up falling love with Chai Klang, the son of one her relatives. (Source:…

Wong Tin Bar

Thong Nuea Kao

6.1

A story of the trials and tribulations of an alcoholic women. ~~ Adapted from the novel "Thong Nuea Kao" (ทองเนื้อเก้า) by Botan (โบตั๋น).

Tukkata Tong

7.6

The king had two wives. His first wife is Seesitsadja and his second wife is Soysawan. Queen Seesitsadja gave birth to a baby boy named Attithep by his caretaker and Soysawan gave birth to a gold doll later named Taywalit.…

Secret Society - The Best Hack

Once Tung refuses to pay for his debt, he calls Chi Lung to beat the man of brother Wai. Wai wants to union with Fai to fight with Tung but Fai does not want any gang business. Wai ambushes Tung in order to assassinate…

Goyokin

7.4

Set during the late Tokugawa era, the story follows a reclusive ronin who is trying to atone for past transgressions.

Apiniharn Khun Yai Tong Kham

Flex X Cop

8.6

Jin I Su has everything in life. Being a third-generation conglomerate heir, he never requires others’ assistance. However, things start changing when he gets entangled in a case. Jin I Su joins the violent investigative…

Misty Creed

7.7

An old man comes to seek the help of Wu Xie, Wang Pang Zi, and Zhang Qi Ling with a mysterious incident that occurred in the southwestern mountainous area. Fog rises in the mountains and villagers disappear. Everyone…

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…

Chang Ping Yu

Chang Ping Yu was a Taiwanese actress born in Tianjin, Republic of China. She won the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actress for "Gain Sons, Not Losing Daughters" (1968). She also won the Golden Bell Award for Special Contribution in 2014. She died on December 4, 2014, in Taipei, Taiwan.

Cai Yi Fen

Cai Yifen, is a Taiwanese screenwriter and director. In 2012, Cai Yifen won the Best Screenplay Award in the 47th Taiwan TV Golden Bell Awards for the "Public TV Life Show-Princess and Prince" cooperating with Zhu Jialin.

Siu Fung

Siu Fong is a film editor who worked in films from 1982-1991. He was nominated for a Golden Horse Best Film Editing Award for The Kung Fu Instructor (1979) and nominated for a Hong Kong Film Award for Best Film Editing for An Qu (1983).

Zhou Lan Ping

Zhou Lan Ping loved music and working in the movies. He worked tirelessly even when plagued by health problems that would eventually take his life in his mid-forties. His date of birth is contested ranging from 1924-1926. 1970 8th Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival Winner of the Golden Horse Awards Best…

Huang Chiu Kuei

Huang Chiu Kuei was a film editor who worked in films from 1969-1999. He was twice nominated for Golden Horse Film Awards for film editing.

Ho Lai Lai

Ho Lai Lai is a producer who worked in films from 1961-1971. He is known for such films as The Golden Hairpin (1963), The Snowflake Sword (1964), and Flyer & Magic Sword (1971).

Chen Shiang Chyi

Chen Shiang Chyi is a Taiwanese actress. In 2014, she won a Golden Horse Award for Best Leading Actress for "Exit".

Raymond Kwok

Raymond Kwok is an art director and production designer, known for Black Mask (1996), Ocean Flame (2008) and Knock Off (1998). He was active from 1987-2014. He was nominated for a Golden Horse Award for Best Art Direction for Ocean Flame (2008). (Source: IMDB)

Lanling Xiaoxiao Sheng

Lanling Xiaoxiao Sheng or The Scoffing Scholar of Lanling is the pseudonym of an unknown writer of the Ming Dynasty, author of the famous Chinese novel "Jin Ping Mei" (金瓶梅, translated as The Plum in the Golden Vase or The Golden Lotus).