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Black Butler (2014) (DVD) (Taiwan Version)

Toboso Yana’s hugely popular manga series Black Butler is now a live-action film! Actor Mizushima Hiro makes his long awaited return to acting, playing the devilish butler known as Sebastian. In a slight change from the manga, the young heir who sells his soul to Sebastian in order to avenge his parents’ death is now an heiress played by Gouriki Ayami (Gatchaman). Co-directed by Otani Kentaro (Nana) and Sato Keiichi with a script approved by Toboso, the film adaptation of Black Butler is an exciting supernatural mystery that will please both longtime fans and those new to the series.

A descendent of the famous Phantomhive family, Genpo Shiori (Gouriki Ayami) spends her days solving mysterious cases as ordered by the queen. Working alongside her is butler Sebastian (Mizushima Hiro), who caters to her every need. However, what people don’t know is that Sebastian is actually a demon, and that Shiori has struck a deal for Sebastian to help her exact revenge on her parents’ killers in exchange for her soul. One day, Shiori comes across a case that may lead to her parents’ murderers….
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Hear Me (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Taiwan Version)

Taiwan heartthrob Eddie Peng (All About Women, Honey & Clover) teams up with Black & White‘s Ivy Chen and Miss No Good‘s Michelle Chen for the sweet summer romance Hear Me. Produced to align with the 2009 Summer Deaflympics in Taipei, the warm youth romance about the budding love and sports dreams of two hearing-impaired sisters defied expectations to become the highest-grossing Taiwan film of 2009. Directed by Keeping Watch director Cheng Fen Fen, Hear Me stays true to its inspiration as most of the film’s dialogue is carried out in sign language.

Cheerful delivery boy Tian Kuo (Eddie Peng) delivers lunchboxes to a local hearing-impaired swimming team. He holds a torch for hearing-impaired cutie Yang Yang (Ivy Chen), who’s often at the pool to cheer on her older sister Xiao Peng (Michelle Chen). Yang Yang wholeheartedly supports Xiao Peng’s dream of competing in the Deaflympics, even if it means working multiple jobs and giving all her time to her sister. Yang Yang slowly falls for Tian Kuo’s goofy charms, but the burgeoning romance opens a rift in the sisters’ relationship..
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War of the Arrows (DVD) (3-Disc) (Normal Edition) (Korea Version)

Korea’s biggest film of 2011, the period epic War of the Arrows is set in the 17th century during the second Manchu invasion of Joseon Korea. Park Hae Il (The Host) won Best Actor at the Daejong and Blue Dragon Film Awards for his sharp portrayal of the lone archer who risks everything to save his sister, played by television starlet Moon Chae Won (The Princess’ Man) who has picked up many Best New Actress awards. Directed by Kim Han Min (Paradise Murdered), War of the Arrows turns up the tension for a fast-paced period actioner filled with thrilling chase scenes and a relentless flurry of arrows. The acclaimed blockbuster also co-stars Kim Moo Yeol (Romantic Heaven) as Moon Chae Won’s husband, Park Ki Woong (My Tutor Friend 2) as a Manchu prince, and Blue Dragon Best Supporting Actor Ryu Seung Ryong (The Front Line) as the leader of the Manchurian archers.

Raised by his late father’s friend, Nam Yi (Park Hae Il) has no hope for a better station in life due to his family background, and spends most of his time in the mountains hunting and honing his archery skills. On the day of his younger sister Ja In’s (Moon Chae Won) wedding, a Manchurian legion raids the village and captures many of the villagers as slaves including Ja In. With his bow in hand, Nam Yi sets out into no man’s land to take down the Manchurian archers and rescue his sister.

This edition comes with commentary, making-of, music, art direction and CG featurettes, trailers, and other special features..
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Golden Phoenix And Dragon (DVD) (Winson Version) (Hong Kong Version)

Golden Phoenix And Dragon (DVD) (Winson Version) (Hong Kong Version).
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Oga Kazuo Exhibition: Ghibli No Eshokunin – The One Who Painted Totoro’s Forest (Blu-ray + DVD) (English Subtitled) (Japan …

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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City of Life and Death (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)

Nanjing, 1937.

The third film from award-winning Sixth Generation director Lu Chuan (Kekexili: Mountain Patrol), City of Life and Death is a devastating account of the massacre that occurred during the Sino-Japanese War when Japanese troops took the city of Nanjing in December 1937, a tragedy remembered as the Rape of Nanking. Shot completely in black and white, this powerful war drama unflinchingly captures the shocking violence and brutality of the Nanjing massacre, from the mass executions of POWs to the raping and slaughtering of civilians, while providing a deeply human portrait of both the victims and the perpetrators.

Rendered in many shades of gray, City of Life and Death touches on the different people whose lives are destroyed by the war: the Chinese soldiers who gave their lives, the foreign missionaries who sheltered refugees, the comfort women, the Chinese civilians, and the Japanese soldiers. In a surprising move for a Mainland Chinese film about the Rape of Nanking, City of Life and Death is told primarily from the perspective of a Japanese soldier, played by Nakaizumi Hideo (United Red Army), who witnesses, commits, and abhors the atrocities of his army. The film’s large ensemble cast includes Liu Ye (Curse of the Golden Flower) as a fearless Chinese soldier; Gao Yuanyuan (Love in the City) as a selfless missionary teacher; John Paisley as John Rabe, a German businessman who helped establish the Nanjing Safety Zone and save thousands of civilians; and Fan Wei (Gimme Kudos) as Rabe’s secretary, who collaborates with the Japanese to try to save his family. By choosing to humanize rather than demonize, Lu Chuan offers an all the more devastating memory of the Nanjing massacre, and the people who lived and died in the City of Life and Death..
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Closed Note (DVD) (Taiwan Version)

Crying Out Love, in the Center of the World director Yukisada Isao waxes about love and life in his latest romantic blockbuster Closed Note. Based on a popular novel by Shizukui Shusuke, this heartwarming pure love story stars two of Japanese cinema’s most popular and beautiful actresses, Sawajiri Erika (Pacchigi!) and Takeuchi Yuko (Be With You), along with charismatic actor Iseya Yuseke (Honey & Clover, What the Snow Brings). Following the parallel lives of two women on similar journeys, Closed Note takes a predictable premise and turns it into a quiet, moving, and rewarding film experience that celebrates the sweet moments of romance and the bittersweet turns of life.

When college student Kae (Sawajiri Erika) finds a diary left in her apartment by its previous tenant, she doesn’t think too much of it, busy as she is with work, school, and a blooming relationship with artist Itoshibi (Iseya Yusuke). Leafing through the diary casually one day, Kae realizes that the writer, Ibuka (Takeuchi Yuko), is an elementary school teacher. An aspiring teacher herself, Kae takes an interest in Ibuka’s diary entries, which share thoughts about her romance and struggles as a new teacher. As time passes and pages turn, Kae realizes that her own experiences in life and love are beginning to mirror that of Ibuka’s..
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The Lego Movie (2014) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version)

The Lego Movie (2014) (Blu-ray) (Hong Kong Version).
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Nodame Cantabile: The Final Score – Part 2 (DVD) (Taiwan Version)

The two-part grand finale of Nodame Cantabile – The Final Score finally hits its conclusion.

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. Like part one, the 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 ride to the stirring conclusion of the story’s funniest, craziest chapter yet.

Part two of The Final Score picks up where the first film ended, with successful conductor Chiaki (Tamaki Hiroshi) moving away from his cheerful piano wunderkind girlfriend Nodame (Ueno Juri) 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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