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Violated Angels (1967) By Kôji Wakamatsu

— By Adam John Never one to shy away from controversy Koji Wakamatsu released "Violated Angels" shortly after the real life killing spree of Richard Speck, from which the film draws its inspi…
Violated Angels (1967) By Kôji Wakamatsu

Slavemen (2017) by Noboru Iguchi

— One of the latest trends in world cinema is the "Greek Weird Wave", with films like "Dogtooth" and "Attenberg," that take reality and push it to its borders, occasionall…
Slavemen (2017) by Noboru Iguchi

Re:Born (2016) by Yuji Shimomura

— Yuji Shimomura has worked as a stunt co-ordinator on films such as “Shinobi: Heart under Blade” (2005) and “Flashpoint” (2007), as well as directing cinematics for the video game “Bayonetta” (2009). …
Re:Born (2016) by Yuji Shimomura

Trailer for upcoming Japanese film "Tatara Samurai"

— In 16th century Japan, a young man has to choose between becoming a master steel maker like his father and grandfather before him, or becoming a samurai so that he can help protect his village from a…
Trailer for upcoming Japanese film "Tatara Samurai"

Lost Serenade (2016) by Masato Ozawa

— Masato Ozawa won a number of plaudits for his directorial debut "Remiges" (2013), which looked at the important subject of child abuse. In “Lost Serenade” (2016),  he returns to that same t…
Lost Serenade (2016) by Masato Ozawa

The Girl Who Never Knew War (2015) by Yoshimasa Jimbo

— Sana likes to taste tears. She runs towards her crying sister and tastes her tears and feels it as salty. And at night she again tastes the tears of a pregnant lady  who sheds it for her unborn baby,…
The Girl Who Never Knew War (2015) by Yoshimasa  Jimbo

Interview with TORICO: I think gore can be very effective if it can be "artistic".

— TORICO is a director, fashion designer and blogger. Her first short film, "Mikagami" (2004) received great reviews after its screening in Fantasia International Film Festival and Yubari, an…
Interview with TORICO: I think gore can be very effective if it can be "artistic".

Hello Goodbye (2016) by Takeo Kikuchi

— Senile dementia and loneliness, particularly in teenagers, are two of the issues that have been tormenting the Japanese society for some time now. Kikuchi presents his thoughts on the subjects, throu…
Hello Goodbye (2016) by Takeo Kikuchi

Confessions (2010) by Tetsuya Nakashima

— Based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Kanae Minato, "Confessions" is a tale of a high-school teacher seeking revenge on her students following the death of her young daughter …
Confessions (2010) by Tetsuya Nakashima

Japan, the Emperor and the Army (2009) by Kenichi Watanabe

— Kenichi Watanabe's debut is a documentary as it should be. An elaborate concession of events, stripped of any artistic additions, through actual footage of the events described, and analyses and …
Japan, the Emperor and the Army (2009) by Kenichi Watanabe

The Eye's Dream (2016) by Hisayasu Sato

— A very odd production (as is usual the case with Sato's films, one of the "Four Heavenly Kings of Pink") that combines the Pinku film with the body horror and the splatter, "The Ey…
The Eye's Dream (2016) by Hisayasu Sato

Midori The Camelia Girl (2016) by Torico

— The film is based on the ero guro manga by Suehiro Maruo, which circulated in 1984 and was previously adapted in an anime film, in 1992, titled "Midori". The film will screen at the  18th J…
Midori The Camelia Girl (2016) by Torico

Trailer for upcoming Japanese film "The Third Murder"

— Shigemori is an elite lawyer. He is compelled to defend Mikuma’s murder case. Mikuma has a criminal record from a murder that took place 30 years ago. Mikuma also confesses to the murder charge and h…
Trailer for upcoming Japanese film "The Third Murder"

Interview with Konrad Aderer: Telling a dramatic story through real-life experiences is a very powerful way to engage people in an issue

— Konrad Aderer lives and works in his native New York City as a field producer, videojournalist, and editor for NGOs, local TV, and nonprofits, including the UN and the ACLU. Since he established Life…
Interview with Konrad Aderer: Telling a dramatic story through real-life experiences is a very powerful way to engage people in an issue

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