Kwan Tak Hing

When he was 13 years old, Kwan Tak Hing joined an entertainment troupe on tour of Singapore. During these years he began to study performing. In 1932 he debuted in the film "Gor Nui Ching Chiu" ("Sentimental Song of Companions' Tide") playing a bit part, shot in San Francisco (USA). Soon he came back…

Wang Yong Hua

Wang Yong Hua is a sound recording specialist who worked in over 400 films and garnered five awards. He was active from 1953-1980. Golden Horse Award for Best Sound-5 Masters of Death (1974) Golden Horse Award for Best Sound-The 14 Amazons (1972) Golden Horse Award for Best Sound-Susanna (1967) APFF…

Tam Ying

Tam Ying was born in 1915 in Shanghai, China as Tsan Su Chen. She was an actress, known for Corpse Mania (1981) and The Bells of Death (1968). She died in 2001 in China. (Source: IMDB)

Wu Hsu Ching

Wu Hsu Ching was a make-up artist from Hong Kong who worked on over 225 films between the years of 1966-1984.

Lee Wan Chung

Li Yun Zhong was born on September 2, 1911 in Tianjin, China. He was an actor, known for Come Drink with Me (1966), Prisoner 407 (1976) and Trail of the Broken Blade (1967). He died on April 29, 1981 in Hong Kong from suicide. (Source: IMDB)

Chan Ki Yui

Chan Ki Yui was an art director and set decorator. He worked on over 400 films in his long career before retiring in the 1970's.

Wang Fu Ling

Wang Fu Ling was born in Shanghai, China. He graduated from Guanghua University in Shanghai and went on to study music at Shanghai Music College. In 1952, he moved to Hong Kong and eventually went on to work in the movies composing music and providing music for nearly 200 movies during his career.

James Yi

James Yi was a Hong Kong actor, producer and director. He was the son of famed comic actor Yi Chau Shui. At age 17, he joined Shaw Brothers as a bit part actor, starting with "Sweet Girl in Terror" in 1958. He formed his own production company, Daai Sing, which enabled him to direct and produce several…

Li Han Hsiang

Born 1926, originated from Liaoning, China, Li Han-hsiang started his movie career in Hong Kong in 1948, firstly as an actor in The Orphan Girl, before directing his first independent production Love’s Elegy. He joined Shaw Brothers in 1956 and directed more than 20 films for them, many of which have…

Wong Hak

Wong Hak is a Hong Konger actor and writer who worked in films from 1954-1983, such as "The Snowflake Sword" (1964), "Lady with a Cat's Eyes" (1967), and "The Looks of Hong Kong" (1974).

The Strange Hero Conquered the Dragon

Red Lips

Pak Kong Tung, a leader of a Triad group, accompanied by his men Chan Wai and Siu Lung, makes a drug transaction with drug dealer Hu Tai Sing. (Source: IMDb)

Red Aninsri

6.6

The film follows the conventions of Thai cinema during the Cold War, where every actor is dubbed by the voice that suits their roles. The hero sounds heroic and the villain sounds villainous. Ang, a transgender sex…

The War of Two

8.0

The Coldest City

7.3

Set during the background of the World War 2 Japanese surrender in 1945, the movie tells the tale of a lawless city where underworld crime runs rampant. (Source: Letterboxd)

Red Azalea

4.0

The Adventures of Nazha

Men of the Hour

Shang Li is suspected of murder. He runs away, and while the hunters search for him, they have plenty of time to think again. Maybe Shang Li is innocent? (Source: Letterboxd)

Red Dawn

Red Face

7.2

In 1997, the residence of Taego Sampo Chosun was engulfed in wild fire. Thirty-four dead and only one survivor, he speaks of the incident for the first time. (Source: 배틀그라운드 – PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS Korea…