Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

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Phone Call to the Bar director Hashimoto Hajime gives the Japanese period swordplay genre a wild erotic twist with Princess Sakura: Forbidden Pleasure, based on the kabuki play Sakurahime Azuma Bunsho. In a daring performance, Hinami Kyoko stars as Sakura, a beautiful princess who is raped one night by a mysterious assailant. However, in an odd case of Stockholm syndrome, Sakura falls for the man and even gives up her life of luxury for a new life as a prostitute in order to see him again. A period film shot in the style of an experimental dark comedy for the contemporary audience, Princess Sakura is a stylish and darkly funny ride about the root of obsession and love..
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A shojo manga-style take on Big, Akatsuka Fujio’s Himitsu no Akko-chan is now a live-action feature film after multiple anime and live-action series. Directed by Kawamura Taisuke (Nodame Cantabile the Movie), the Akko-chan film follows the story’s basic premise: A young girl is given a mirror that magically transforms her into an adult. In this take of the tale, Akko-chan enters the adult world of office politics to save the lipstick company she loves. Haruka Ayase (Hotaru no Hikari) gives an adorable performance as the adult form of Akko-chan, playing a 10-year-old girl living inside a 22-year-old adult’s body. Okada Masaki (Confession) also co-stars in this charming fantasy comedy as Akko-chan’s idealistic boss.

In love with make-up, 10-year-old Akko-chan can’t wait to grow up and become a woman. One day, meets a spiritual being who gives her a magical mirror and an enchantment spell that transforms her into an adult woman (Haruka Ayase). By pure coincidence, the adult Akko-chan manages to score a job in the development department of her favorite cosmetics company, under idealistic young manager Naoto (Okada Masaki). Even though Akko-chan’s childlike persona confounds her co-workers, she soon finds ways to breathe fresh life into the company. However, Akko-chan soon learns of a conspiracy to take down the troubled firm and decides to go on a mission to save it!.
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A Century Of Japanese Cinema – The Incident (Hong Kong Version).
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You can run from your crimes, but you can never escape the watchful eyes of Detective Kaga Kyoichiro. After the popular television adaptations of Shinzanmono and Akai Yubi, the inquisitive crime fighter from Higashino Keigo’s popular novel series now hits the big screen with Wings of the Kirin. In his latest case, the stern crime solver must dig out the truth in a seemingly open-and-shut case involving a stabbing at the famous Nihonbashi. After his popular turn as Kaga on the two previous television adaptations, Abe Hiroshi plays the brilliant detective for the third time in Kirin. In addition to the return of regulars Mizobata Junpei (as Kaga’s cousin/partner), Kuroki Meisa (as a local reporter), and Yamazaki Tsutomu (as Kaga’s ailing father), Abe is also joined by a new supporting cast that includes Aragaki Yui (Hanamizuki), Tanaka Rena (The Tale of Genji), and Nakai Kiichi (Once in a Blue Moon).

Kaga Kyoichiro (Abe Hiroshi) is brought in to investigate a case of a salaryman (Nakai Kiichi) found dead on Tokyo’s Nihonbashi. After the man’s co-worker was found hit by a truck after fleeing the crime scene, the police think that they have an open-and-shut case on their hands. However, the ever-observant Kaga thinks that there’s more to what’s on the surface and begins to investigate deeper, from the dead man’s son to the suspect’s girlfriend (Aragaki Yui). Follow the clues and see if you can keep up with the brilliant mind of Detective Kaga..
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The heiress detective and her brilliant butler are back! After the hit television series and its subsequent drama special, Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de is now a feature film! The After-Dinner Mysteries reunites Kitagawa Keiko and Arashi’s Sakurai Sho as the heiress and her mystery-solving butler. This time, the standalone story based on the novel by Higashigawa Tokuya sees the unlikely crime fighting team embroiled in a murder mystery on a luxury liner. Shot on a real cruise ship and exotic overseas locations, The After-Dinner Mysteries is the series’ biggest adventure yet!

With butler Kageyama (Sakurai Sho) in tow, heiress detective Reiko (Kitagawa Keiko) is looking forward to a much-needed vacation on The Princess Reiko, a luxury liner owned by Reiko’s family. However, a dead body is discovered, forcing Reiko to get into work mode as detective. Reiko, her boss Kazamatsuri (Shiina Kippei) and Kageyama must find the murderer, hiding among the 3,000 passengers, before the ship arrives at Singapore in seven days. As the body count stacks up on the boat, this mysterious perpetrator stumps even Kageyama..
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Japanese cinema has seen its fair share of zero-to-hero dramas, but none quite like Shaberedomo Shaberedomo (a.k.a. Talk, Talk, Talk). Based on a Sato Takako novel, the film revolves around the traditional art of rakugo, or comical storytelling. A storyteller, or rakugoka, recites a long and often complicated comical story, taking on different characters through variations in tone and pitch, facial expressions, and slight gestures. Rakugo is sometimes cheekily referred to as sit-down comedy, as the storyteller remains seated throughout, with only a paper fan as prop.

Bringing rakugo to the big screen is no easy task but director Hirayama Hideyuki (The Laughing Frog) and lead Kokubun Taichi (of rock band Tokio) do a fine job of capturing the spirit of the art in this heartwarming, but never cloying film. The rakugo routines are interesting and enjoyable to see and watch, and often remarkably funny. Shaberedomo Shaberedomo is largely people-driven, presenting very real personalities that are not necessarily likable, but always understandable. Much of the film’s charm comes from gradually learning about the characters and seeing them grow.

Mitsuba (Kokubun Taichi) has been studying rakugo for years, but he elicits more yawns than laughs. A decidedly mediocre representative of a dying art, he stubbornly perseveres out of passion and pride. Through an odd turn of events, he ends up teaching rakugo to three students who are even less verbally gifted than him – a sullen beauty (Karina), a loud dialect-speaking kid (Morinaga Yuki), and a tongue-tied baseball player-turned-commentator (Matsushige Yutaka). Though none are particularly interested in rakugo initially, they slowly but surely begin to find their way with words. Mitsuba, meanwhile, is preparing for his biggest challenge: performing his master’s (Ito Shiro) favorite story..
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The Metropolitan Police Branch 82 – Rebirth (DVD) (Hong Kong Version).
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Kamen Rider Fourze (Blu-ray) (Vol.2) (Japan Version).
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From July 21 through September 10th, 2007, the Museum for Contemporary Art Tokyo held an exhibition honoring Oga Kazuo, the art director and background artist for many famed works from Japan’s Studio Ghibli. Over 600 works from the artist were on display, and numerous fans flocked to the one-of-a-kind exhibition celebrating the lush, gorgeous background artwork typifying many a work from Miyazaki Hayao and other Ghibli filmmakers. International fans of Oga and Studio Ghibli have not been left out, however. The Oga Kazuo Exhibition: Ghibli No Eshokunin – The One Who Painted Totoro’s Forest (Blu-ray + DVD) allows fans the opportunity to attend the exhibition, as well as watch interviews and testimonials with Oga’s contemporaries and collaborators, all subtitled in English.

The set includes a Blu-ray disc and DVD, both sharing much of the same content, with the Blu-ray disc having the added benefit of true High-Definition presentation. Shared features between the two discs include: a slideshow of all 600 works on display at the exhibition; the 72-minute feature “Ghibli’s Oga Kazuo, who painted Totoro’s woods”; and a 40-minute featurette containing interviews with director Takahata Isao, art scholar Tsuji Nobuo, Ghibli art department head Tanaka Naoya, and art director Kobayashi Shichiro.

The DVD also contains a 20-minute feature detailing Oga Kazuo’s creative process, as he paints the cover for a 2005 art book collecting his paintings. The same feature shows up on the Blu-ray disc, except extended to 35 minutes. The Blu-ray disc also includes an exclusive feature with Oga creating the cover painting for the Blu-ray disc release, shot and presented in HD to take full advantage of the next generation video format. For fans of both painted art and Ghibli Studios, the Oga Kazuo Exhibition represents an uncommon and fascinating glimpse into the mind of a master..
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