Asian Drama

After a Buddhist boy in the highlands of northern India discovers that he is the reincarnation of a centuries-old Tibetan monk, his aging godfather takes him on a journey to discover his past in a beautiful story of faith and unconditional love.

A cooking competition where chefs from all over Korea come together to compete with their original recipes.

Behind Story of Stray Kids Kingdom

Members of Thai girl group BNK48 share the ups and downs of preparing for the 6th Single Senbatsu General Election

In this mockumentary series, comedian Ryuji Akiyama masquerades as various creative professionals who insist on doing things their own way.

“On and Off” is a reality show that captures how stars take time to be themselves away from their public personas during their busy everyday lives. This is a new program helmed by producing director (PD) Jung Hyo Min of “Hyori’s Homestay” and “Laborhood on Hire.”

Behind the scene footage from NCT's music videos, dance practices, recordings and photoshoots.

After suffering from a devastating calamity due to the earthquake, the story set in Tangshan is an emotional journey about two households, three generations and nine people with different last names who come to form a family. In the year 1976, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake suddenly struck and buried Wang Da Ming and his wife beneath a pile of rubble. After six days and seven nights, Wang Da Ming is saved and upon gaining consciousness, he learns that his wife who was pregnant at the time and his father did not survive. Everywhere he looks, every household in the neighborhood grieves the loss of a family member. Wang Daming lives his days unable to recover from the incident when Yang Ai walks into his life. She is an ordinary worker for a ceramic factory. Yang Ai is orphaned. Her older sister also lost her family during the earthquake except for her youngest son who is mute. Because of their meeting, Wang Da Ming and Yang Ai gradually become family to each other and they try to pick up the pieces to make a new home.

A Collaboration between J-storm and Fuji TV. Cameras work closely with an artist or the staff who creates a concert. It is a program that digs deeper into the theme as a "continuous documentary" that covers the same theme for a span of 4 weeks. Yamashita Tatsuro's "RIDE ON TIME" has been selected as the theme song for this program.

A Collaboration between J-storm and Fuji TV. Cameras work closely with an artist or the staff who creates a concert. It is a program that digs deeper into the theme as a "continuous documentary" that covers the same theme for a span of 4 weeks. Yamashita Tatsuro's "RIDE ON TIME" has been selected as the theme song for this program.

All There Will Be (2020)

TREASURE, the twelve hand-picked youngsters, set on a special mission to create characters!

In October 2018, IZ*ONE, a girl group consisting of 12 members, debuted, breaking records every day, including domestic and overseas music charts, placing first in music TV programs, and winning the newcomer award! From the unforgettable concert scenes with IZ*ONE concert to the process of making their songs, recording sessions, practicing their choreography, on-site rehearsal, various behind-the-scenes events. All will be revealed through this movie.

Reality show of K-pop boy group TREASURE

Boundary tells the story of the Thai-Cambodian conflict through accounts of an ex-soldier who lives near the border, as well as villagers from the two countries. It also touches on other conflicts in Thailand, including the 9-year-old insurgency in the south and the political divisiveness that led to a deadly military crackdown on protesters in 2010.

Twenty years after their debut, join the beloved members of Arashi on a new journey as they showcase their lives, talents and gifts to the world.

The legendary life of Ye Jiaying (1924-), a master of Chinese classical poetry. She went through war, political persecution, and wandering overseas all her life. She returned to China after the reform and opening up in her later years, and...

Jia Zhang Ke, a master of modern Chinese cinema, returns 10 years after I Wish I Knew with a documentary. This is the third film of his documentary trilogy of Chinese art, covering literature, following Dong on painting and Useless on fashion design. In May 2019, Jia Zhang Ke returns to his hometown of Shanxi and attends a literature festival. There, four writers of different ages converse over Chinese history since 1949. China’s rapidly changing modern history is embodied in writings and the words of the four that are covered by Shostakovich’s musical motif. The solemnity of the faces of ordinary people simultaneously captured on screen reminds us that this is a film by Jia Zhang Ke.

Raw and intimate, this documentary captures the struggles of patients and frontline medical professionals battling the COVID-19 pandemic in Wuhan.

Meet the creative forces behind Studio Ghibli, the award-winning Japanese animation studio that is the focus of this absorbing documentary. Hayao Miyazaki, the director of such cinematic wonders as Princess Monokoke, Spirited Away and Howl’s Moving Castle is the centre point. He’s working on his latest, and perhaps his last film, The Wind Rises. The studio where he storyboards the entire film, and his dedicated team painstakingly draw each frame by hand, is cluttered, homely and apparently lacking any new technologies. On the other side of Tokyo, his colleague Isao Takahata is working on his latest opus. Producer and co-founder Toshio Suzuki shuffles between the two, expertly managing their distinct approaches and longtime rivalry. Director Mami Sunada, winner of SFF’s 2012 Audience Award for Best Documentary with Death of a Japanese Salesman, has captured the timelessness of the process, the brilliance and skill, and Miyazaki’s perverse, playful humour. Prepare to be enchanted by the genius of Studio Ghibli.

A love letter to pork belly, a perennial favorite among Koreans of every generation, unfolds with an exploration of its history and cooking methods.

A program that depicts the challenge of yachting to those who don't even know the 'ya' of yacht.

Arirang is a 2011 South Korean documentary film by Kim Ki Duk. The film addresses a personal crisis Kim went through, sparked by an incident during the filming of his previous film, Dream, where the lead actress nearly died by hanging, and by the departure of a couple of close colleagues, including the director Jang Hoon. The title comes from a Korean folk song with the same title. In a heavily line-broken text released about the film, Kim writes that "Through Arirang I understand human beings, thank the nature, and accept my life as it is now."

BTS WORLD TOUR 'LOVE YOURSELF: SPEAK YOURSELF' is now over. The worldwide stadium tour topped the Billboard Boxscore, and marked BTS as the first Korean group to perform at Wembley Stadium. The tour took place across Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, São Paulo, London, Paris, Osaka, Shizuoka, Riyadh, and Seoul. With unprecedented access, BREAK THE SILENCE: THE MOVIE travels with BTS throughout the tour, exploring each band member behind the curtain. Offstage, we see another side of BTS. The seven members begin to candidly tell personal stories they have never voiced before.