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hide -DIVE into roots- 20th Anniversary Special

X JAPAN guitarist and solo artist, Hiroshi Matsumoto, younger brother of Hide, who continues to have a profound influence on the Japanese music scene, will have his book "Brother: The View I Saw with Hide" made into a movie, "TELL ME: The View I Saw with Hide," to be released on July 8 (Friday) in theaters nationwide! To commemorate this event, an encore broadcast of the special program that aired on Space Shower TV when the live documentary "hide ALIVE THE MOVIE -hide Indian Summer Special Limited Edition-" was released (2013) will be aired! It's been decided! We will deliver 60 minutes of fascinating information about hide, including rare footage from the past and comments from those involved!

hide -DIVE into roots- 20th Anniversary Special

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The Strange Cohabitation

Three months ago, Detective Soo-Hyun's (Park Sung-Woong) wife Ye-Rin (Chu So-Young) was raped and murdered. Since then, his life has fallen apart and he sees the ghost of his wife in their apartment. Then, he sees another ghost in his apartment. Soo-Hyun has been suspended from his job as a detective because of trouble he made when he caught his wife's killer. Soo-Hyun begins to feel that the other residents in his apartment complex are hiding something. One of the residents then falls to their death. Soo-Hyun learns that the previous tenant in his apartment was a woman and she was murdered.

The Strange Cohabitation

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Boys Can Fly

"Hedgehogs are naturally timid, irritable, and easily nervous. When they shrink into a ball with thorns, how do you plan to interact with them?" This summer, we will have a new life lesson to learn. This drama describes the stories of several teenagers from families who have lost their parents or become disabled, from breaking the law to self-reflection, sharing with the audience the power of "practicing oneself", integrating life experiences such as youth, love, and growth. The drama brings together traditional folk customs such as lion dance troupes and local temples. The colorful costumes, facial makeup, and architectural monuments with deep Taiwanese local characteristics correspond to the young people's bloody personalities, telling the poetry of young growth.

Boys Can Fly

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