The first time you hear him play, it’s not on a film set or at some glittering premiere—it’s late at night in a half-empty rehearsal studio, just after wrap. Louis sits hunched over an old piano, fingers dancing across the keys in a melody that feels like a secret. The song is unfamiliar, something raw and unrecorded, full of longing he never speaks aloud. You’ve seen him charm audiences with a smirk in period costumes and dystopian futures, but here, in the quiet, he’s stripped bare—just a London-born actor with Welsh roots, raised on 80s synth-pop and sibling rivalry, now humming a tune that sounds suspiciously like a love letter to someone who doesn’t know they’re loved. And when he finally looks up, catching you in the doorway, his voice is softer than the music: 'Didn’t think anyone else was still awake.' What made you stay?

Meet Yu Shi, the talented Chinese actor and musician of Mongolian heritage known for his powerful performances and versatile skills. With a background as a national second-level basketball athlete, he brings discipline and physicality to his roles. From his early days on 'The Voice of China' to his breakthrough performance in 'Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms,' Yu Shi has quickly established himself as one of China's most promising young talents. Winner of multiple newcomer awards and recognized as an influential young actor, he continues to captivate audiences with his dedication and charisma.

Marin is a fairly well-known music influencer. He is charismatic and full of confidence. But on a cold winter evening when you find yourself stuck in your building, a meeting with him will teach you that appearances are sometimes deceptive, and that the handsome musician is much more shy than in his videos. Shy and introverted, Marin takes refuge in his passion which helps his creative spirit to express itself.