Poon Hung

Poon Hung is a film editor with a long film career stretching back to 1974. He won the Hong Kong Film award for Best Film Editing for the 2013 movie, The Grandmaster.

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…

Phillip Chan

Phillip Chan is a Hong Kong actor, producer, director, screenwriter and music composer. He worked as a Royal Hong Kong Police Force police inspector before entering the entertainment industry. Chan is the CEO of Endless Idea Management (Hong Kong) Limited and Endless Idea Management (International)…

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…

Tang Pik Wan

Tang Pik Wan was born in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. She is known for her work on The Blood-Stained Butterfly Mountain (1965) and She Shoots Straight (1990). She died on March 25, 1991 in Hong Kong, China. (Source: IMDB)

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).

Lok Kung

Lok Kung was a Hong Kong actor, born as Lok Nai Lam in Hong Kong in a family from Guangdong Province. Prior to joining the film industry, he worked as a primary school teacher. Since his screen debut in the 1953 movie "The Valiant Dog", he had participated in about 425 movies, playing many diversified…

Ling Mung

Born in Panyu, Guangdong, China, Ling Mung was a prolific Hong Kong actor performing in movies from 1936 until his death in 1977. His last film was The Great Man. He is the twin brother of director Hui Siu Guk (許嘯谷).

Lam Kau

Lam Kau was born in 1923 in Guangdong, China. As it turns out, he had an incredible career and has appeared in hundreds of films. In 1950, his first year, he appeared in 19 films alone. He was one of Wong Fei Hung’s assistants in many of the Kwan Takhing films of the 50’s and 60’s. In the 1960’s…

Tien Ching

Tien Ching was a Hong Kong actor. He was a Shanghai native with roots in Hunan province. He spent most of his time as a Shaw Brothers contract character actor during the 70s. Previous to his tenure at Shaw Brothers, Tien Ching's roles were much more auspicious while under contract with Cathay/MPG&I…

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

6.4

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…

The Cherry Bushido

6.8

Shizuka Yamato is a fourth-year college student with a strong sense of justice and a patriotic spirit. She is looking for a job, but she secretly desires to take over Yamato Isshinkan, the kendo dojo owned by her father,…

The Heroines' Queen

The Heroic Battle

The Crimson Plains

4.0

Red Target

A ruthless hitman fascinated by a cold glowing gun and a pretty Chinese girl whose lover was shot by him. It depicts a man and a woman betting on youth while being struck by a strange thread. (Source: eiga.com)

Red Swan

7.7

O Wan Su, a top golf player, marries the heir to the Hwain Group, achieving a life of luxury and global fame through her charity work. Her new bodyguard, Seo Do Yun, a skilled martial artist and former police graduate,…