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Worlds Apart (Blu-ray) (Japan Version) Blu-ray Region All
yamashitatomoko
| Komiyama Rina
| Hayase Ikoi
| Yamashita Tomoko
Directed by Seta Natsuki (Parks), the moving film Worlds Apart is based on the best-selling manga Ikoku Nikki by Yamashita Tomoko. Aragaki Yui and Hayase Ikoi (Teasing Master Takagi-san) star in the gentle story of bonding and healing through loss. 15-year-old Asa (Hayase Ikoi) suddenly loses her parents to a traffic accident that happens right before her eyes. She attends the funeral in a daze, unable to shed a tear, but she hears the heartless words of her relatives. So does Asa's aunt Makio (Aragaki Yui), an introverted 35-year-old novelist. Makio was not close with Asa's mother and had no contact with Asa before, but at that moment, Makio decides to take in her niece. Asa and Makio, who had just barely met, begin living together.
This edition coomes with five postcards and bonus features including making-of, interview, event footage and special footage.
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The Floor Plan (Blu-ray) (Normal Edition) (Japan Version) Blu-ray Region All
Mamiya Shotaro
| Kawaei Rina
| Sato Jiro
| Ishikawa Junichi (Director)
A floor plan reveals dark secrets in the mystery thriller The Floor Plan based on Uketsu's novel Henna Ie. Directed by Ishikawa Junichi (Honeko Akabane's Bodyguards), the film stars Mamiya Shotaro (Tokyo Revengers), Sato Jiro (Gintama) and Kawaei Rina (Jigoku no Hanazono). Amemiya (Mamiya Shotaro) is a video creator who specializes in occult content. His manager comes to him with the floor plan of the home he's planning to move in to, because there is something strange about the layout. Amemiya and his acquaintance Kurihara (Sato Jiro), a mystery-loving architect, examine the floor plan. As more strange points appear, they begin to suspect a link between the strange house and a murder case that happened nearby. After publishing a video about the house, Amemiya receives a message from Yuzuki (Kawaei Rina), who claims to be connected to the house. When they meet up with Yuzuki, more mysteries emerge as well as another floor plan that leads to a shocking truth.
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Kubi (Blu-ray) (Special Package) (Japan Version) Blu-ray Region All
Kitano Takeshi (Actor, Director)
| Nishijima Hidetoshi
| Kase Ryo
| Endo Kenichi
Kitano Takeshi returns to the director's chair for Kubi, his first film since 2017's Outrage Coda and first samurai film since 2003's Zatoichi. Adapting his own novel Kubi, Kitano writes, produces, directs and stars in the historical samurai epic based on the Honno-ji incident during the Sengoku period. Kitano gives his own intriguing and subversive spin to Sengoku lore, exploring the bloody conflicts, complex machinations and queer relationships of the samurai world that lead to Akechi Mitsuhide's fateful betrayal of Oda Nobunaga at Honno-ji Temple. Kubi's violent and sprawling world of historical figures is filled by an equally sprawling lineup of actors. Kitano Takeshi stars as Toyotomi Hideyoshi, while Kase Ryo plays Oda Nobunaga and Nishijima Hidetoshi plays Akechi Mitsuhide. Also in the cast are Asano Tadanobu, Shido Nakamura, Omori Nao, Endo Kenichi, Terajima Susumu, Kiritani Kenta and Kobayashi Kaoru. Kubi made its world premiere at the 76th Cannes Film Festival.
Oda Nobunaga (Kase Ryo), who aims to unify the country, is engaged in fierce battles from all sides. In the midst of these battles, Nobunaga's vassal Murashige (Endo Kenichi) revolts and disappears. Nobunaga gathers his vassals, including Hashiba Hideyoshi (Kitano Takeshi) and Akechi Mitsuhide (Nishijima Hidetoshi), and orders them to search for Murashige, with the promise of inheriting his position. Murashige is captured by Hideyoshi's younger brother Hidenaga (Omori Nao) and military commander Kuroda Kanbei (Asano Tadanobu), and handed over to Mitsuhide. However, Mitsuhide hides Murashige instead of killing him. A frustrated Nobunaga begins to turn his suspicions in an unexpected direction as he steps into a trap. Who is the mastermind behind it all?
This edition comes with a booklet and bonus footage of trailers and cast interviews.
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