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Inspired by the popular Manga, and directed by Japanese provocateur Sion Sono (Guilty of Romance, Suicide Club), Himizu centers upon two teenagers, struggling for survival in a town devastated by the 2011 tsunami. Alienated from his family and devoid of hope for the future, Yuichi becomes a vigilante and commits a string of violent acts upon the world's evildoers, including his abusive father. Keiko is a former classmate who has an obsessive fascination with Yuichi, following every move of the disenchanted teen's murder spree. While some critics were alarmed by the film's "brutal violence" (The Hollywood Reporter), others praised newcomers Shota Sometani and Fumi Nikaido, who shared the Marcello Mastroianni Prize, for Best New Actor, at the 68th Venice Film Festival.

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Languishing in the lockup of the garish Samurai Town, career criminal Hero (Nicolas Cage) has a shot at a pardon from The Governor (Bill Mosely) if he can invade neighboring, nuked-out Ghostland and rescue precious, abducted sex worker Bernice (Sofia Boutella). To make sure he stays on mission, our protagonist is fitted out with an explosives-laden suit that'll blow if he deviates. Expectedly out-there English language bow for director Sion Sono co-stars Nick Cassavetes, Tak Sakaguchi. 100 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English.

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Languishing in the lockup of the garish Samurai Town, career criminal Hero (Nicolas Cage) has a shot at a pardon from The Governor (Bill Mosely) if he can invade neighboring, nuked-out Ghostland and rescue precious, abducted sex worker Bernice (Sofia Boutella). To make sure he stays on mission, our protagonist is fitted out with an explosives-laden suit that'll blow if he deviates. Expectedly out-there English language bow for director Sion Sono co-stars Nick Cassavetes, Tak Sakaguchi. 100 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English. Two-disc set.

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is a slew of mysterious suisides rave Tokyo and the surrounding areas of Japan, and a lone group of detectives devote their lives and sanity to try and solve the case. Time and Time again, its seems the "club" is always one step ahead of the police, always leading to yet another horribly bloody and enjoyable (and even sometimes completly unexpected) suicide

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A crazed film crew gets swept into a yakuza bloodbath while trying to make the ultimate movie.