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It is 1949 in Japan, in a world where World War II never happened and the nobility system is still in place. Heikichi, a circus acrobat, is deceived by "The Fiend (Kaijin) with Twenty Faces" and is set up to take the fall for the phantom thief. Now, Heikichi must wage war against K-20. Directed by Shimako Sato, starring Takeshi Kaneshiro, Takako Matsu, and Toru Nakamura.
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Based on a smash hit comic strip series by Yoshiie Gouda, Happily Ever After is a visually striking, dark comedy that follows a devoted wife and her boorish, unemployed ex-gangster husband. Directed by Yukihiko Tsutsumi (Memories of Tomorrow), and starring Miki Nakatani (Memories of Matsuko) and Hiroshi Abe (Godzilla 2000).
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Inspired by the best-selling manga Death Note, this spin-off to the Death Note movies reveals how L spends the last 23 days of his life. For his final case he takes on a bio-terrorist group, and must also save the lives of two children who have no one else to turn to. Directed by Hideo Nakata (The Ring Two) and starring Kenichi Matsuyama (Death Note).
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The story begins on the heels of the first movie as Light Yagami joins the investigation team in pursuit of the serial killer known as "Kira." Confusingly enough, a new rash of murders all around the world are taking place, with a "Second Kira" claiming responsibility. Who will win? L or Kira?
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The story begins when ace student Light Yagami finds the Death Note, a notebook dropped by a rogue "Shinigami" death god named Ryuk. Any human whose name is written in the notebook dies. Upset with the justice system, Light takes matters into his own hands and vows to use the power of the Death Note to rid the world of all evil...
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Based on the popular manga by Ai Yazawa, NANA 2 is the sequel to the movie NANA, which follows the adventures of two girls both named Nana. Taking place shortly after the end of the first movie, NANA 2 focuses on the duo's love lives and the battle of the two bands. Directed by Kentaro Otani, starring Mika Nakashima and Yui Ichikawa.
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From the acclaimed screenwriter Kankuro Kudo of Ping Pong, Yaji and Kita: The Midnight Pilgrims and Takashi Miike's Zebraman, comes Maikohaaaan!!! , a slapstick comedy with an energetic twist of Kyoto humor and a colorful introduction to the undisclosed Maiko world.
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Based on the bestselling manga series by Chika Umino, Honey and Clover is about a group of art students scraping by. As talented Hagumi enters the screen, their lives are shaken up. Directed by Masaahiro Takata, starring Yu Aoi (Hula Girls) , Sho Sakurai and Yusuke Iseya.
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The best selling manga by Ai Yazawa is brought to life by J-pop icon Mika Nakashima and popular actress Aoi Miyazaki, and directed by Kentaro Otani, with original theme song by J-Rock superstar HYDE (L'Arc -en-Ciel).
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Cult-favorite director Katsuhito Ishii (The Taste of Tea and Shark Skin Man & Peach Hip Girl) teams up with the talented Shunichiro Miki and ANIKI to create another visually inventive masterpiece! Funky Forest features hilariously odd characters that will take you on an unpredictable cosmic journey.
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Director: Katsuhito Ishii
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Director: Tetsuya Nakashima
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