Ricky Lee

Ricky Lee is a Filipino screenwriter, journalist, novelist, and playwright. He has written more than 180 film screenplays since 1973, earning him more than 70 trophies from various award-giving bodies, including three life achievement awards from the Cinemanila International Film Festival, the Gawad…

Janice Shum

Janice Shum is a Hong Kong Actress

Charo Santos-Concio

María Rosario Santos y Navarro de Concio, popularly known as Charo Santos Concio or simply Charo Santos, is a Filipina media executive and actress. She is the host of Maalaala Mo Kaya, the longest-running television drama anthology in Asia. She graduated cum laude from St. Paul University Manila with…

Chow Chung

Chow Chung is a Hong Kong film and television actor and a member of the South China Film Industry Workers Union (33rd Federation). He was chair for three consecutive years, resigning in 2005. He was active as an actor in both film and television until 2009. (Source: Wikipedia)

Susan Yam Yam Shaw

Born in Hong Kong, Susan moved to Taiwan with her father at an early age, studying nursing for five years after graduation, and then working as a nurse on a ship. After traveling through 23 countries, she decided to go ashore in Hong Kong to find another job, first singing in a nightclub and then changing…

Takahashi Izumi

Takahashi Izumi is a writer and director, known for Aru asa, soup wa (2005), Musunde hiraite (2007) and Atashi wa sekai nankaja naikara (2012).

Ou Li Bao

Ou Li Bao is an actor who worked in films from 1967-1982. He is known for such films as The Eight Masters (1977), The Invincible Kung Fu Trio (1977), and The Dynamite Trio (1982).

Ko Lo Chuen

Ko Lo Chuen was a Hong Kong actor born in Tianjin, China, but grew up in Hong Kong. Before becoming an actor, he was a teacher and later became the principal of a primary school. He also worked as a reporter for the Guangzhou newspapers, the Gonping Bao and the Yuehua Bao. On the encouragement of his…

Jung Do An

Kim Sun Hwa

Row to Win

Once the town’s tough “big brother,” Huang Rong Fa now grapples with life’s challenges, but his family refuses to give in. Son Huang Yuan Da. appears easygoing but secretly plots to get rich and “manage”…

Out of Order

A struggling lawyer gets his big break after his estranged father asks for legal help when he's put on trial for a murder he can't remember committing. (Source: Netflix)

Sawsawan

Dolor is a street food vendor with big dreams. Men flock Dolor's stall not just for her dipping sauce but for the secret pleasure that comes with it. (Source: VMX)

Yamaguchi-kun wa Warukunai

Shy Shinohara Satsuki's plan for a big high school debut is almost ruined by a pervert on the train, but she's saved by none other than the "gangster" student in her class, Yamaguchi-kun. He's already got a bad rap…

Queen's

6.3

Who says a man has to have big muscle? I will make myself more manly. My name is Tie Xiong. Who says a woman has to be cute and soft spoken? I will do whatever I want. My name is Lin Fu Nan. Tie Xiong is in love with…

Days

6.3

Kang lives alone in a big house, Non in a small apartment in town. They meet, and then part, their days flowing on as before. Tsai Ming Liang's quietly observational film is about two men embracing.

N.P.C

6.4

A café that began with big dreams gradually turns into a sanctuary for affairs, leading to a series of events. (Source: Shortime)

Shrinking Tee

Tee planned to start a big family with Somsri, but his life changed when Somsri died suddenly. Immersed in sadness and hopelessness, he lacked energy, couldn’t eat, couldn’t sleep, was restless, and had liver problems.…

Chao Yue Ba! A Juan

A Juan came to a big city with the dream of "opening a lion dance hall", but couldn't even find a decent job. During the days of setting up a stall, A Juan met A Le, the owner of a fried rice noodle stall. In order…

Shan Hun Ding Tou Shang Si Hou Wo Zhen Xiang Le

6.6

The blind date was a big mistake. She went on a blind date for a cat, but the boss thought he was on a blind date. Afterward, the two impulsively got married. (Source: Chinese = Weibo || Translation = Google Translate)