Tiger & Dragon
A tongue-swinging rough young yakuza discovers his love for rakugo storytelling when his boss sends him to collec the debt from his rakugo master friend, who has lost his rakugo heir to a bad fashion business idea.
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Birds Without Names Trailer with English Subtitles
A woman, in a relationship with a man she can’t accept, pins over a man she hasn’t seen in the last 8 years of her life; only to find out he’s vanished five years prior, under mysterious circumstances.
Camiele’s 100 Favorite Frightening Films of All Time: 100-81
That’s right. Just in time for Halloween, I’ve decided to compile a list of the 100 scariest films I’ve ever seen. I’ve been a fan of horror films ever since my father got in his...
Top30 Favorite Film Discoveries of 2014
According to my count, I watched 581 movies this 2014 and these were my favorite finds :)
Going my Home
When his father suffers a stroke, Ryota goes looking for mysterious creatures known as ‘Kuna’.
Editor’s Chatroom: TV Shows, Better When They’re Short?
On this weeks Editor’s Chatroom Julyssa and Amy discuss the length of tv-series. What is better? Longer seasons with many episodes, or shorter seasons with fewer episodes?
Mika Nakashima – Love is Ecstasy
Mika Nakashima’s new music video for the song Love is Ecstasy promoting the upcoming movie, Unfair 2: The Answer, set for a September 17th release.
Ohoku (Japanese Film)
Based on the on-going manga series by Fumi Yoshinaga, Ohoku tells the story of an Edo period alternate universe Japan, in which the male population is stricken by a bizarre disease, which shifts the ratio of men to women to 1:4, turning society upside down and giving the most powerful position in society to a female Shogun.
Paco and the Magical Book
Tetsuya Nakashima’s Paco and the Magical Book tells the story of grumpy old Okunuki (Yakusho) as he enters a board meeting and is sent to a hospital, in which he meets a whole bunch of picturesque characters, including a little girl named Paco who can only retain memories for a day.
