The Silent Farewell

8.0

Matt, a bounty hunter, enters the Jazz Bar. Not only does the owner know everything about Matt, he starts talking about Matt’s past with his bounty. Matt drinks this custom-mixed cocktail from the owner and starts…

The Silent Thrush

“The Silent Thrush” tells the story of Mu Yun, a young woman who joins a Taiwanese opera company. Ka Hung, the company's star actress (who is Mu Yun's childhood idol) soon falls in love with Mu Yun. This provokes…

Be Silent

The Silent Teacher

In Taiwan, a dead body used for medical dissection is called ‘a silent teacher’. This film tells the story of Mrs. LIN, whose body will be dissected the next year. In the dissection class, Mrs. LIN, the ‘silent…

The Silent Holy Stones

8.0

A young Tibetan monk go back home for the New Year's celebrations. Fascinated by television, he wants to bring his family's television to the monastery to show it to his master. (Source: IMDB)

The Silent Thief

7.4

Jessie’s perfect life becomes a nightmare when her only son, Ethan, is kidnapped by unknown persons. No contact is made by the kidnappers, making the police conclude that the kidnapping was an act of revenge. Jessie…

The Silent Fireworks

A Silent Day

5.8

A depiction of a girl’s uneasy state of mind as it wavers between life and death. (Source: Letterboxd)

The Silent Gun

A Silent Night

8.0

Five middle-aged sisters gather at the “big sister’s” house for a remembrance service in memory of their late mother. Jung Hee, the youngest, has something to say. (Source: AsianFilmFestival.com)

Jason Mewes

Jason Mewes is an American actor, comedian, film producer and podcaster. He is best known for playing Jay, the vocal half of the duo Jay and Silent Bob, in longtime friend Kevin Smith's films.

Kidlat Tahimik

Eric de Guia, born in Baguio City, Philippines, better known as Kidlat Tahimik (a Tagalog translation of "silent lightning"), is a film director, writer and actor whose films are commonly associated with the Third Cinema Movement through their critiques of neocolonialism. One of the most prominent names…

Innami Hiroshi

Innami Hiroshi was a Japanese film director and screenwriter from Hiroshima. He excelled in modern contemporary drama in the era of silent cinema. He died from tuberculosis at the age of 37. (Source: Japanese Wikipedia)

Saito Shiko

Saito Shiko, born in Kobe, was a Japanese actor. He made his debut in silent movies in 1925

Otani Kijaku

Otani Kijaku was a Japanese actor born in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture. He joined Yokota Shokai in the last years of the Meiji era and had supporting roles in silent movies mainly starring Onoe Matsunosuke. On September 10, 1912 , Yokota Shokai became Nikkatsu due to the merge with Fukuhodo, Yoshizawa…

Matsumoto Eiichi

Matsumoto Eiichi was a Japanese film director born in Mukojima Susaki-cho, Honjo-ku, Tokyo. He played an active part in the era of silent movies. Matsumoto graduated from Kogyokusha Junior High School around 1912 and worked at the Railway Institute Ueno Station. After that, he entered Waseda University,…

Suzuki Kensaku

Suzuki Kensaku was a Japanese film director and screenwriter born in Yokohama. He was active in the Nikkatsu contemporary drama during the silent film era. He became a film director at the Komatsu Shokai Takadanobaba studio after being involved in the recording of performances at the Nippon Phonograph…

Aoki Tomio

Tomio Aoki aka Tokkan Kozō was a Japanese film actor. Aoki became famous as a child actor after debuting at the age of six in silent films directed by Yasujirō Ozu. His leading role in Ozu's 1929 short comedy Tokkan kozo gave Aoki his nickname.

Inagaki Hiroshi

A skilled and versatile filmmaker best known for his jidai-geki, Inagaki worked as an actor before directing. In the silent era, he narrated traditional stories with visual flair and melodramatic intensity: his extant second film, Vagabond Gambler (Hōrō zanmai, 1928), reveals his instinctive talent…

Chin Feng

Chin Feng was born in 1928 in Hong Kong as Fang Rui. He is an actor and assistant director, known for The Silent Love (1971), A Comedy of Mismatches (1964) and Year of the Dragon (1985). (Source: IMDB)