Rupert Degas

Kay Marshall

During the 60's - for two years, Australias security service, ASIO, secretly filmed meetings between a KGB officer, and his British-born agent. Unknown to the officer, a double agent - code name Sylvia. 60 years on, new evidence occur.

Final Rendezvous

Final Rendezvous (2020)

Kathryn Jamieson

Serge Di Natale

Gianna Di Natali

Helen Lichtenstein

Franco Cozzo has an iconic furniture empire in Melbourne. From low-fi TV adverts, Franco's phrases gained a cult status. From Sicily, he is marked by fame, fortune & ten children. A fascinating story as part of Australia's immigration.

Palazzo Di Cozzo

Palazzo Di Cozzo (2021)

Jhey Castles

DJames Jones

Cami Storm

AnnaLynne McCord

Dark forces from the deep rise to the surface, terrorizing all aboard from Titanic III and threatens to repeat one of history's greatest disasters.

Titanic 666

Titanic 666 (2022)

Noreen Corcoran

Stephen McNally

James Best

Alex Sharp

In 1880, in the Southwestern USA, Apache Chief Victorio breaks the peace treaty and starts attacking White settlements with his band of renegade braves. His reason is the famine to which his tribe of Mescalero Apache is subjected to. The newly drawn Mexico-USA border line prevents the Apache from hunting on either side of the border. These reasons are of little consolation for the American settlers who feel the wrath of Apache attacks. In the town of Spanish Boot, inhabited mostly by Welsh silver miners, Mayor Joe Madden decides to preserve the clean image of a hard-working town by evicting the bad elements. Among them, Madam Betty Careless and her girls are told to leave town. Also, card-shark gunfighter Sam Leeds is ordered out of town but he suspects that Joe Madden simply wants him out of the way due to their romantic rivalry concerning cantina owner Sally. Madam Betty Careless and her girls leave for Silver Springs by wagon. Following a ways behind on horseback is Sam Leeds. At a mountain pass, Sam stumbles upon the dead bodies of Betty and the girls killed by Apache arrows. He returns to Spanish Boot to warn the townsfolk but no one believes him. When they're about to run Sam out of town for the second time, the stagecoach arrives but everyone on the stage is dead, killed by Apache arrows. Realizing that Sam's warning was true, the townsfolk hold council. A small platoon of cavalry, led by Lt. Glidden, arrives in town and they help the locals organize a defense. One man on horseback is sent to the nearest army fort to bring reinforcements. Unfortunately, the dead body of this man is discovered the next day in the town's water well. The locals now have to bring water from a far-away river that flows on Apache lands. They also have to bury the dead, including the bodies of Betty and her girls. During the funeral, the Apache attack the town. Some locals are killed while the rest, escorted by Lt. Glidden and his men, take refuge in the sturdily built church and they barricade the heavy oak doors. Outside the church Apache Chief Victorio and 200 braves prepare to burn the emptied town, to assault the church and kill everyone. Throughout the night, the Apache incessantly beat their drums and probe the church's defenses with small attacks but they plan a major assault for the next morning. Running low on food, water and ammunition, the people trapped inside the church are praying for a miracle.—nufs68

Apache Drums

Apache Drums (1951)

Toshirô Mifune

Mickey Curtis

Sachio Sakai

Yôsuke Natsuki

When Sergeant Okubo's brother is murdered at a Japanese outpost in Northern China during the Second World War, Okubo poses as a war correspondent and seeks out his brother's killer. The command is wiped out by Chinese forces and Okubo escapes and joins a tribe of bandits.—Jim Beaver

Dokuritsu gurentai

Dokuritsu gurentai (1959)

Akira Kobayashi

Misako Watanabe

Nobuo Kaneko

Tatsuya Mihashi

The conclusion to Yûzô Kawashima's Hungry Soul.

Hungry Soul, Part II

Hungry Soul, Part II (1956)

Shima Iwashita

Rentarô Mikuni

Jun Hamamura

Masao Kusakari

A freestyle, imagined telling of the life of shaman queen Himiko, who falls in love with her half-brother, making her powers weaken thus putting her position to risk.

Himiko

Himiko (1974)

Louise Bourgoin

Chloé Esdraffo

Zéphir Batut

Paula Denis

Boris and Dimitri are brothers. They are both doctors in the 13th district of Paris and always work together. They devote all their time to their patients. One day, they start looking after a diabetic child raised by her single mother, Judith. They both fall passionately in love with Judith. This sudden attraction will create turmoil in their strong relationship.

Miss and the Doctors

Miss and the Doctors (2013)

Kichijirô Ueda

Seiji Miyaguchi

Yoshio Inaba

In the turn of the Twentieth Century, the rickshaw driver Matsugoro "Matsu" is a happy man and a troublemaker well-known by everyone in his village. One day, Matsu sees an injured boy, Toshio, and brings him home. His mother Yoshiko Yoshioka asks Matsuo to take the boy to the doctor and then her husband Capt. Kotaro Yoshioka asks her to reward Matsu. However the rickshaw man refuses the money and becomes a friend of the family. When Kotaro unexpectedly dies, Matsuo helps Yoshiko to raise her son. Soon he falls in love with her, but he does not dare to open his heart to Yoshiko since they belong to different social classes.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The Rickshaw Man

The Rickshaw Man (1958)

Yûko Tanaka

Yûsaku Matsuda

Masato Furuoya

A retelling of Emily Bronte's tale of vengeance and obsessive love, set in medieval Japan.

Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights (1988)

Junpei Mizobata

Hiroki Narimiya

Masaki Okada

Riisa Naka

The boy in question hears the confession when a high school girl expresses her love for him for the nth time. She does not notice his proximity, however, and is quite surprised and confused when he picks up on her longing and returns the compliment. The couple may be official, but there is the matter of his acceptance at the prestigious Waseda University of Tokyo, which will take him hundreds of kilometers away and put an end to their nascent connection.—aghaemi

Harufuwei

Harufuwei (2009)

Bonnie Raitt

Chris Strachwitz

Country Joe McDonald

Taj Mahal

Roots music icon Chris Strachwitz is a detective of deep American music - music that's the antithesis of the corporate "mouse music" dominating pop culture. Since 1960, he has been the guiding force behind legendary Arhoolie Records, bringing Cajun music out of Louisiana, Tex-Mex out of Texas, blues out of the country - and into the living rooms of Middle America. American music has never been the same. Born a German count, Strachwitz fled his homeland after WWII at 16. In the US, he discovered, and shared, a musical landscape that most Americans missed. He takes us on a hip-shaking stomp from Texas to New Orleans, Cajun country to Appalachia, as he continues his passionate quest for the musical soul of America.

This Ain't No Mouse Music

This Ain't No Mouse Music (2013)

Minori Terada

Norihei Miki

Hiroko Yakushimaru

Isao Bitô

Young writer Tamako, who is wrongfully accused of killing the head yakuza, must find a way out of trouble.

Yabanjin no youni

Yabanjin no youni (1985)

Ko Shibasaki

Tsutomu Yamazaki

Asami Mizukawa

Jun Matsumoto

Sugihara (Yosuke Kubozuka) was born and raised in Japan, but he's ethnically a Korean-Japanese. His father (Tsutomu Yamazaki) emigrated from North Korea and eventually married a Japanese woman (Tsutomu Yamazaki). His father was a very good boxer back in North Korea and trained his son boxing from an early age. The training would prove very helpful. Sugihara started his education by going to a North Korean school in Japan. The curriculum emphasized strict Marxist ideology favored by the North Korean regime. Sugihara did not agree with the curriculum and, literally, marched his way into the local public high school. When Sugihara arrives at his new school he has to deal with boys who challenges him to fights daily and a beautiful girl (Kou Shibasaki) who takes an interest in him.—AsianWiki

Go (2001)

Rie Miyazawa

Ken Takakura

Akira Kubo

Hitomi Kuroki

A group of disgraced samurai plan a decade long revenge against a corrupt lord.

47 Ronin

47 Ronin (1994)

Toshiyuki Nishida

Marina Vlady

Ken Ogata

Yûji Ueda

The journey of a shipwrecked Japanese expedition from the Pacific Ocean across Siberia to the court of Catherine the Great of Russia. It is based on a book of the same name by Japanese writer Yasushi Inoue.

O-Roshiya-koku suimu-tan

O-Roshiya-koku suimu-tan (1992)

From live Chemical Brothers concerts to video installations by Richie Hawtin, through eccentric projections by Gmunk, to experimental audio-visual live performances by Moderat or Daito Manabe. From the underground and alternative new media art scene to mainstream giant events for hundreds of thousands of visitors, "Visualist, those who see beyond" tells the untold History of audiovisual art

Visualist: Those Who See Beyond

Visualist: Those Who See Beyond (2019)

Maxwell Heller

Miz Cracker: Here I Stand

Miz Cracker: Here I Stand (2022)

Nigel Barber

When it rains, it pours in Nxai Pan in northern Botswana. Lush plains scattered with vast herds of antelope stretch to the horizon. It is a veritable paradise. But Nxai Pan is a place of harsh contradictions. For when the rainy season is over, the lake dries up, leaving behind only cracked, desiccated salt pans as the desert, and its devastating heat returns. The biggest contradiction of all, then, is to call a place of such struggle "hell on earth" - because for some - this is still paradise. The lions of Nxai Pan have perfected the art of survival in some of the harshest conditions in Africa. A coalition of two mighty male lions rules this empire, their tenure spanning almost a decade. Their territory is vast, their females are loyal, and their hold on their land is ironclad. But they're getting old, and the looming dry season holds the promise of being one of the deadliest yet. Can these desert kings and their megapride dominate another dry season, or will this be their last?

Desert Lions

Desert Lions (2017)

Yasuko Matsuyuki

Takao Ohsawa

Sadao Abe

Hideko Yoshida

Leaving school for the day, seven-year old Taichi finds a baby fox alongside a road in rural Hokkaido. The two bond, and Taichi decides to leave the fox with the police as a lost item. The policeman on duty takes a reluctant Taichi and the fox to the local Yajima Veterinary Clinic. It turns out that Taichi has begun to live with Ko, the vet, and his teenage daughter Misuzu after his free-spirited mother Ritsuko has gone to Micronesia to work as a photographer. Many people have abandoned animals with Ko, and paying customers are few with most of his income coming from frequently boarding a friendly dog that is almost part of the family. Taichi feels abandoned as well, and clashes with Ko when the vet sees the new arrival as a burden, especially after discovering that the fox is deaf and blind. However, Taichi names it Helen after Helen Keller and attempts to bring her back to full health while teaching her about the world as sort of a young Annie Sullivan. Even though Taichi gets her to eat, Helen suffers increasing fits stemming from her damaged brain.—Brian Greenhalgh

Kogitsune Heren

Kogitsune Heren (2006)

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