The Story Of A Small Town

An ex-convict came to a small town to learn a handcraft from an old sculptor. He came to know his mute daughter, and soon they fell in love. Then, one day, a hooligan came. He had a crush on the mute daughter and wanted…

The Story of Daisy

Luo Qi Peng is rebellious young man born into a wealthy family who begins to participate in boxing matches. He meets Xin. Lan, a lounge singer, and they fall in love. The way of true love isn't easy when times get…

The Story of Green House

A pretty college undergrad had attracted the attention of her classmate and her best pal’s brother. When she met her best pal’s father by a chance encounter, she was infatuated with the charming widower. Soon,…

The Story of a Nymphomaniac (Secret)

A Story of A Crazy Painter: Gwanghwasa

Sol Keo is a bad-looking man. But when he hears from his aunt that his mother held the sun in her dream of forthcoming conception, he admires the sun and mother. He devotes all of his passion for painting beautiful…

The Story of Marriage

The Story of Drunken Master

Beggar So is trying to train brother and sister team Chung and Gam Fa, with mixed results! But an enemy from Beggar So's past, Grasshopper Bill Chan and his brother Cougar start causing trouble and throw Beggar So…

Qiao Yi

Qiao Yi is the author of "I Don’t Like The World, I Only Like You" (我不喜欢这世界，我只喜欢你, Wo Bu Xihuan Zhe Shijie, Wo Zhi Xihuan Ni), based on the true story of how she and her husband fell in love and adapted in the drama Le Coup de Foudre.

Yu En Tai

Yu En Tai is a Chinese actor and host. In 2006, he became well known because of his role as Lu Qing Hou in "My Own Swordsman". He received both his bachelor's and master's degrees in Shanghai Theater Academy. In 2007, he received his PhD degree in Central Academy of Drama. Based on his role in the comedy…

Liu Shu Juan

She is a director and producer of the National Theatre of China whose representative works include the films Guarding Childhood, My Angel on the Street and the TV series The Earth Has a River. She won the Golden Rooster Award for Best Children's Film at the 28th Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film…

Louis Fan

Fan is the son of Fan Mei-sheng, an actor of the Shaw Brothers Studio. When he was 14, his father sent him to Xuzhou, China, to learn gymnastics and wushu. After completing his studies, Fan returned to the film industry and made his debut as a leading actor in Stanley Tong's The Stone Age Warriors (1991).…

Hashiguchi Ryosuke

A subtle dramatist and chronicler of gay subculture in Japan, Hashiguchi won the PIA Film Festival scholarship for his short film, A Secret Evening (Yūbe no Himitsu, 1989), and thus was able to fund his first low-budget feature, A Touch of Fever (Hatachi no binetsu, 1993). This bleak yet compassionate…

Tammy Chen

Tammy Chen is a Taiwanese actress who began her career in 2001 after participating in the variety show Guess Guess Guess. She gained prominence by appearing in Jay Chou's music video "Tornado" and signed with Dorian Management, which marked her entry into the entertainment industry. Chen was born in…

Yuan Quan

Yuan starred in her first film Rhapsody of Spring (1998), which won her the Golden Rooster Award for Best Supporting Actress. Her subsequent films also earned her awards; Once Upon a Time in Shanghai (1998) earned her a nomination for Best Actress at the Golden Rooster Award and A Love of Blueness (2000)…

Zheng Yuan Yuan

Zheng Yuan Yuan (previously also used the stage name of Zheng Miao Zhi) is a Chinese actress born in Zhejiang, China. Miss Zheng is a graduate of Shanghai Theatre Academy (class of 2006). She is known for 'The Virtuous Queen of Han' and her role of Furong in 'The Story of Furong'.

Liu Yue

Liu Yue, born in Qingdao of Shandong Province, is a Chinese actor. During elementary school, he participated in the TV series "Golden Monkey Squad" and "The Story of Jia Sheng" in Qingdao, and became interested in acting. In 2004, he was admitted to the Performance Department of the Central Academy…

Tsukamoto Shinya

In 1986 a new film blasted to the centre of Japanese cinema, gaining international acclaim with its singularly inventive style and cataclysmic violence. Shinya Tsukamoto directed this 16-mm sci fi horror called Tetsuo - a story of a human being who becomes a monster of metal. This radical auteur quickly…