Korean, Chinese and Japanese Movie DVDs & Blu-ray

After the successful television series, the hilarious live-action version of hit comic Nodame Cantabile finally hits the big screen in a grand two-part finale. Shot on location in Europe, The Final Score films promise to be the final chapter of the successful live-action comic adaptation, with original TV series director Takeuchi Hideki and co-director Kawamura Yasuhiro (Akai Ito) carrying the series’ zany comedic style to the big screen. Tthe entire gang from the television series – Ueno Juri, Tamaki Hiroshi, Eita, Koide Keisuke, Mizukawa Asami, Wentz Eiji, Becky, Yamada Yu, and Naoto Takenaka – are all along for the funny, crazy ride as eccentric musical couple Chiaki and Nodame encounter their biggest challenge yet.

Part 1
A continuation from the 2008 drama special, Part 1 opens with stern conductor Chiaki (Tamaki Hiroshi) being assigned to revive a failing Parisian orchestra before it s forced to be shut down. Meanwhile, cheerful piano wunderkind Nodame (Ueno Juri) continues to struggle to balance her devotion to Chiaki and her studies at the music academy.

Part 2
Picking up where the first film ended, successful conductor Chiaki has moved away from Nodame to concentrate on his career. Aspiring to meet her boyfriend’s level, Nodame starts to work harder than ever to improve her craft. However, Nodame’s opportunity to fulfill her dream of performing with Chiaki on the same stage is thwarted when famous piano prodigy Rui (Yamada Yu) steps in. As Nodame hits her lowest point, Maestro Stresemann (Takenaka Naoto) decides to give Nodame a chance that rocks the classical music world. Will Nodame and Chiaki ever come to terms with each other’s talents?.
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Ju-on Theatrical Films Box Set (Blu-ray) (First Press Limited Edition) (Japan Version).
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With the recent success in the genre of samurai film remaking, it seems timely to revive a forgotten master of the samurai films from early Japanese cinema. Tange Sazen: Hyakuman Ryo no Tsubo is a remake of a classic 1935 film of the same name by Sadao Yamanaka. Tange Sazen, the one-armed, one-eyed, ex-samurai swordsman is the creation of Fubo Hayashi, and was one of the most popular characters of the era. This remake is helmed by freshman director Toshio Tsuda, starring Etsushi Toyokawa as Sazen and Emi Wakui as Ofuji, his quick-witted wife. This marks the 34th film in the series of Tange Sazen, and this comedy of errors involves an urn that is worth a million ryo!

With a witty script that combines Hollywood style storytelling with classical Japanese humor, it is a treat for film fans that Tange Sazen has finally returned to our big screens!

The initial press of this DVD includes a bonus disc that includes the following features:

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There Was A Father (DVD) (Hong Kong Version).
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Godzilla VS. Hedorah (Blu-ray) (60th Anniversary Edition) (Japan Version).
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A Century Of Japanese Cinema – Tora-san’s Talk-of-the-Town (Hong Kong Version).
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Tora-San, The Intellect (Hong Kong Version).
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After the twisted verve of bizarre black comedy The Matsugane Potshot Affair, acclaimed director Yamashita Nobuhiro returns to simpler, softer times with the 2007 youth romance A Gentle Breeze in the Village (a.k.a. Tennen Kokekko). Yamashita again takes on a subtle coming-of-age tale, but unlike the spunky wannabe rockers of Linda Linda Linda, the teens in Tennen Kokekko are far removed from the city and ordinary school life. Based on a popular Kuramochi Fusako manga, the film follows a small group of students in a remote rural town, casting a gentle, observant eye on their daily lives and growing pains. Though manga adaptations and pure love films have become nearly ubiquitous, Yamashita’s unrushed direction and Watanabe Aya’s (Maison de Himiko) remarkable screenplay cleanly sidestep the genre cliches, a perfect case of achieving more with less. Embracing the innocence and insecurities of youth with simplicity, clarity, and sensitivity, Tennen Kokekko is a small, genuine, and gracefully rendered film.

Soya (Kaho, Gamera the Brave) is in her second year of junior high, but things are a bit lonely as she is the only student in her grade. In fact, there are only six students in her entire school, all of different grades studying in one classroom. The oldest of the group, Soya has a very close relationship with the other kids, but she can’t help feeling lost at times in a tiny school and a quiet town whose population dwindles by the day. Everything changes when a boy from Tokyo, Osawa (Okada Masaki), transfers to her school and, what’s more, he’s in the same grade as her..
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