Kang Shin Chul

Kang Shin Chul is a South Korean actor.

Lee Shin Sung

Lee Shin Sung graduated from Seoul Institute of the Arts (Theater Arts).

Kang Shin Hyo

Kang Shin Hyo is a korean director.

Kim Shin Young

Kim Shin Young is a South Korean comedienne, actress, singer, and member of CELEB FIVE (셀럽파이브). She graduated from Dongmyung Girls' Information Industry High School and later obtained a bachelor's degree in Comedy Acting from Yewon Arts University. She made her debut in 2003 as part of the…

Belle Shin

Belle Shin is a Taiwanese actress and model. She is a former member of the indie duo BabyHolic.

Hwang Shin Hye

Hwang Jeong Man, known professionally as Hwang Shin Hye, is a South Korean actress. She graduated from Inil Girls' High School. Her given name is male because her parents thought she was a boy when she was born. When she entered elementary school, her mother requested that the school use Shin Hye instead,…

Lee Hu Shin

Kang Shin Goo

Kang Shin Goo is a South Korean actor. He is with the Seoul National Theater and won the 55th annual Dong-A Theater Award in 2019. The Dong-A Theater Award is given to those who have contributed to expanding the development of Korean drama and revitalizing the theater.

Park Hyo Shin

Park Hyo-shin is a South Korean ballad singer and musical theatre actor known for his emotional vocals. He debuted in 1999 and has since released many hit songs including, "Snow Flower," "Wild Flower," and "Good Person." (Source: Wikipedia)

Park Shin Ah

Park Shin Ah is a South Korean actress. She made her acting debut in 2013. Since then, she has appeared in a handful of films and television dramas, including “Big Issue” (2019), “Welcome2Life” (2019), and “She Knows Everything” (2020). (Source: Viki)

Uyoil

Music student Su Ja puts special meaning on Wednesdays. While she is on a trip to Jeju Island, she meets a mid-aged gentleman Hyuk Min. She has a swimming athlete boyfriend, Duk Shin. She goes to a piano recital of…

Neu Mi

Neu Mi is a mute working at a brick company. An old man, Shin, who also works for the company, takes care of her along with his daughter. He dies in an accident and Jun Tae takes care of her. He gives love to Neu Mi,…

The Broken Night

5.0

Jung Kang Il is a electronics repairman. After finishing his duties abroad, he returns to Korea to discover that the fiancee he trusted has already left him. Kang Il is wandering about looking for his fiancee when…

Blue Fog

6.8

Sung Jae, who has a beautiful wife and a teenage daughter, is going through a mid-life crisis. Shin Woo is searching for a father figure, since her father died when she was young. Sung Jae and Shin Woo meet and sparks…

Domoto Kyoudai

8.3

As a successor to their previous television show "LOVE LOVE Aishiteru", "Domoto Kyoudai" is a Japanese musical variety show hosted by Johnny & Associates duo KinKi Kids, that aired from 2001-2004, before later being…

Yo nimo Kimyo na Monogatari: 2001 Fall Special

8.0

An omnibus special comprised of five segments: >> Story 1: "Dramatic Syndrome" (ドラマティックシンドローム) >> Story 2: "Adauchi Show" (仇討ちショー) >> Story 3: "Obaachan" (おばあちゃん) >>…

Tarzan, Park Heung Sook

5.0

A true story about Park Heung Sook, the young hero nicknamed Mudeung San Tarzan during the mid-1970s at Gwangju, Chollanam-do who were forgotten during tumultuous times. Three people who come together during a fist-fight…

Thousand Miles Escort

“Thousand Miles Escort” is made watchable by the great Lo Lieh, here playing a villain who serves Shin Wei, the prime minister of China who is in rebellion against the throne and who is conspiring to hand the country…

Story of the Youth

4.0

Baek Yeong Min, whose father is a landowner, goes to Japan to study, leaving friends Jang Il Su and Shin Seong Ho, and his fiancee Yun Ok. Loving Yu Kyeong, the only daughter of Oh Chang Yu, who is pro-Japanese, Yeong…

The Hit Parade

2.0

The model for the modern Japanese talent agency or "production company," which dominates all aspects of show business in Japan, was created by the late Shin Watanabe and his wife, Misa, in 1955. In 1948, Watanabe (Toshiro…