Sohum Shah
Born in a small town near Jaipur, Sohum shifted to Mumbai to make films. He started his own production house, Recyclewala Films, in order to make content-driven film. Its first film was the critically-acclaimed Ship of Theseus, in which he played the role of a socially incognizant stockbroker. He even won a National Award for Best Producer for this film. He was then offered the role of a cop in Talvar, based on the 2008 Noida double murder case. His role was much appreciated by the audience. He will next be seen in Simran, playing the love interest of National Award winning actress, Kangana Ranaut.
Sohvi Rodriguez
Sohvi Rodriguez is an actress, known for Homestead, Out of the Night and Animal Kingdom (2016).
Sohyun Jeon
Sohyun Jeon is an actress, known for Pachinko (2022).
Sohyun Park
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Soi Cheang
Soi Cheang was born on January 5, 1972 in Portuguese Macau [now China]. He is an actor and director, known for Gau ngao gau (2006), Hyn huet ching nin (2002) and Che sau (2012).
Soichi Itose
Soichi Itose is known for Worst to First: A Teen Baseball Miracle (2023), Who Saw the Peacock Dance in the Jungle? (2025) and Everyone's Demoted!! (2019).
Soichiro Suzuki
Soichiro Suzuki is an actor, known for Kokuhaku (2010).
Soira Salic
Soira Salic is known for Laruan (2022).
Soji Arai
Soji Arai has been cast as Mozasu, a series regular on Apple TV+ "Pachinko" based on Min Jin Lee's worldwide best-selling novel. Soji Arai was born in Niigata, Japan. He is the son of second generation Korean-Japanese (Zainichi) parents. After graduating from Waseda University, he made a major impact on the Tokyo theater world with his starring role of Max in Bent directed by Robert Allan Ackerman. Soji also starred in many other plays including the multi-theater-awarded production of Angels in America, Desire Under the Elms, Three Sisters, Blood Wedding, Balm in Gilead and the world premiers of Strangers on a Train and The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone. In 2009 he was introduced to world wide audiences as Toshi, Brittany Murphy's love interest in "The Ramen Girl". In 2012, Soji moved to Los Angeles to continue his American career.
Sok Visal
From graffiti artist and rapper, to establishing Cambodia's first hip hop and alternative music record label to sharpening his skills to become an executive film producer and undeniable creative force, Sok Visal has been redefining what it is to be a modern Cambodian renaissance man. His original interests were rooted in recognizing Cambodia's tremendous loss of culture, film, music and art due to the destruction of the Khmer Rouge era. With an estimated 2 million lives lost and countless masters of their craft who perished, Visal knew he would make it his life's work to contribute to the re-building of Cambodia's new "Golden Era" as he likes to call it. Visal would return to Cambodia in 1993 after his parents had moved their family from Cambodia to France in 1975 to escape the Khmer Rouge regime. During that formative period after he returned to a fragile Cambodia, Visal went through an extensive series of personal and professional losses and successes, with each lesson propelling him and further cultivating his creative edge and expertise. His most notable accomplishments include being a father of 3, an art and creative director, music producer and founder of KlapYaHandz record label, A&R, film producer & founder of 802 Films, with 5 feature films on his credits, creative events & festival director, line producer support multiple international productions, and now deejay and show runner among other new titles. Standing on the 29 years of Visal's personal experiences, awards and accolades, musical endeavors, film projects, commercial work and, not to mention countless artistic and professional relationships he's cultivated, Visal is ready to embark on the next 29 creative years of his life. This new era is Sok Visal's renewed focus and personal commitment in re-imagining and cultivating his continued legacy, forever ingraining his mark and contribution to his vision of a Cambodia's 3rd Golden Age.
