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Clumsy attorney Emi Hosho gets her last chance to save her career when she has to defend a man accused of killing his wife. His alibi? A 500-year-old samurai ghost sat on him, and now he must show up at the witness stand in the trial.
A Majority of One is an adapted screenplay from the play of the same name. The play addresses racial prejudice in a story about a Jewish widow who overcomes her dislike for the Japanese after the war when she meets a Japanese businessman.
Spring Bears Love is a rather atypically typical movie — it has all the elements behind your run of the mill romantic dramedy, but it feels “indie” in its making.
Doze Niu’s follow-up to his gangster drama is a complex dramedy about various types of love in contemporary China-Taiwan relations.
Lincoln’s secret lifelong quest to free the United States from the vampire menace.
Based on the josei manga by Yumi Unita, Usagi Drop tells the story of 27-year-old Daikichi, who ends up living with his grandfather’s 6-year-old illegitimate child, Rin, after his passing.
Admit it, Happy Feet set itself a pretty damn high standard, however, this sequel isn’t awful. It’s not perfect, but it’s incredibly entertaining.
Taiwanese mega-band Mayday gives a concert in Shanghai that a girl in Guangzhou, a broken-hearted couple, and a bike courier are all attending.
The Muppets brings back the Henson characters we all know and love, proving that everything is great and everything is grand.
