Hiroshi Shimizu

Susumu Terajima

Akaji Maro

Ren Ôsugi

Postman Blues

Postman Blues (1997)

Aoi Morikawa

Kuranosuke Sasaki

Mitsuru Fukikoshi

A treasure appears in front of antique dealer Norio Koike and potter Sasuke Noda. The treasure is Hideyoshi Toyotomi's porcelain tea bowl called Houou, that has been missing.

We Make Antiques! Osaka Dreams

We Make Antiques! Osaka Dreams (2023)

Kirin Kiki

Yoshio Harada

Michiyo Yasuda

A surreal period film following an university professor and his eerie nomad friend as they go through loose romantic triangles and face death in peculiar ways.

Zigeunerweisen

Zigeunerweisen (1980)

Yuki Uchida

Norika Fujiwara

Izumi Inamori

Three cat burgling sisters have to go up against the police and a Chinese crime syndicate in order to rescue their kidnapped father.

Cat's Eye

Cat's Eye (1997)

Jun Kunimura

Ken'ichi Endô

Masato Hagiwara

Story of everyday life and romance of a taxi driver who is a Korean resident in Japan.

All Under the Moon

All Under the Moon (1993)

Kenjirô Tsuda

Kei Tanaka

Ryo Ishibashi

54 high school girls throw themselves in front of a subway train. This appears to be only the beginning of a string of suicides around the country. Does the new all-girl group Desert have anything to do with it? Detective Kuroda tries to find the answer, which isn't as simple as one could hope.—Anonymous

Suicide Club

Suicide Club (2001)

Anne Suzuki

Kengo Kôra

Ryûhei Matsuda

In the fictional Tokyo suburb of Mahoro, Tada Keisuke works as a "benriya" - a general problem solver for hire. One day in January, former classmate Gyoten Haruhiko appears unannounced. Back in their schooldays Haruhiko was a quiet person who rarely talked. Now, Haruhiko is talkative. Both men are over 30 years old and divorced. Without giving an explanation, Haruhiko suddenly asks to spend the night at Keisuke's home. Keisuke turns down Haruhiko, but Haruhiko is persistent and finally Keisuke allows him to sleep over for one night. What Keisuke is unaware of is that Haruhiko plans to stay for more than one night. Eventually, Keisuke accepts Haruhiko as his assistant and they become involved in various cases involving an assortment of people from different walks of life.

Tada's Do-It-All House

Tada's Do-It-All House (2011)

Kimiko Yo

Shima Iwashita

Naoto Takenaka

Opens with a journalist reporting on the 1997 Kobe earthquake, as he remembers a trip made as a young boy. Then, he and family took a boat trip from Awaji to Beppu in order to bury the ashes of his elder brother, killed in the just-ended WWII. The lad spends much of the trip trying to talk his elder brother out of running away. They encounter an array of characters on the journey. Most prominent among them a black marketeer who, like the elder brother, feels that the "new ways" can only benefit him, and work against the boys' father, who is strict and traditional.—Sharptongue

Moonlight Serenade

Moonlight Serenade (1997)

Kiyohiko Shibukawa

Tetta Sugimoto

Masakazu Takei

The psychopath Arano arrives in Tokyo with a bag full of knives with the intention of killing Yakuza. He gets close to the smalltime gangster Kamijo, who was assigned by the old Yakuza Boss to kill the gangster Matsunaga, but he is not a killer. When Arano kill two American drug dealers, Kamijo steals the boom box with drugs. But the young prostitute Alice convinces Arano to rob the drugs and travel with her to Fiji. When she disappears with the drugs, Arano begins his rampage against Yakuza.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Tokyo Rampage

Tokyo Rampage (1998)

Yûki Yamada

Mackenyu

Tsubasa Honda

In "Fullmetal Alchemist (2017)", Alphonse (Atom Mizuishi) and Edward (Ryosuke Yamadalost) their mother and their dear friend Captain Hughes. Dr. Marcoh had headed the Homunculus experiments with the help of the Philosopher's Stone under the orders of the State. He conducted these experiments inside Laboratory No. 5, disguised as a prison. The Stone was derived from torturing countless prisoners and was finally laid off as an invalid experiment. However, Marcoh was killed by Homunculi while he was giving the information and hints to Ed and Winry (Tsubasa Honda).
With the new hints, Ed had a discussion with Captain Hughes. However, he was ultimately killed by Envy (Kanata Hongo) after he figured out the hints and informed Captain Mustang (Dean Fujioka) after an altercation with Lust (Yasuko Matsuyuki).
Tucker, who was arrested due to illegal practices of Alchemy on his family, escaped and reached the place before Ed and his team could. But before he could set off the reactions, he was killed by Lust, and Hakuro stepped in to finish the experiment, only to unleash an army of Homunculi. He was killed by his army, and it fell on Ed and his team to now save the entire world from these Homunculi.
Captain Mustang successfully killed Lust and Envy by lighting them on fire, and Gluttony (Shinji Uchiyama) escaped from there. Finally, Ed met with Truth yet again, but he did not exchange the Philosopher's Stone Mustang had handed him after killing Lust. He couldn't bring himself to exchange the Stone for Al and his body parts and set out to find another way.Ed and Al continue on a journey towards the central station, but they meet new characters, one of whom is suspiciously a prince. Prince Ling Yao (Keisuke Watanabe), at first, is curious about the Philosopher's Stone that Ed and Al have either discarded or kept in a safe place. They are challenged to a fight with Ling Yao's bodyguard, and Ed finds himself slipping off the train only to be saved by none other than Envy (Kanata Hongo). Envy, who had previously died, was still alive.
After fighting and also trying to save the train from crashing (Ling Yao was on the train to kidnap Colonel Mustang, the flame Alchemist), Ed and Al are rewarded with new guards by Fuhrer President King Bradley (Hiroshi Tachi) due to a serial killer killing all of the State Alchemists one by one. 10 have been killed so far throughout the country. The killer has a large scar on their forehead.
While shaking off the guards, Ed and Al get confronted by Scar (Mackenyu), the rumored State Alchemist Killer. Ed almost gets killed but narrowly escapes (when Colonel Mustang comes to his rescue) with his metal hand destroyed. Scar was forced to retreat in face of overwhelming force.13 years ago, an officer killed an Ishvalan tribe child, which started an all-out rebellion.
Under the State orders, there was a seven-year-long war with the Ishvalan Tribe, who refused to surrender. They were known for their unique features of red eyes, olive skin, and white hair. The State finally wipes out most of the tribe members by sending the State Alchemists to war as well. The State Alchemists kill without mercy and wipe out the city and homes of many Islavan tribe members. Those who escape are hurt and are treated by Winry's parents, Mr. Yurly (Naohito Fujiki) and Mrs. Sarah Rockbell (Kaoru Okunuki), who are introduced as doctors who would take care of all patients regardless of their origins. They did not care about the alchemists and their mission, instead focusing on ensuring that their patients were taken care of.Meanwhile, one of the State Alchemists found out about Scar and his brother's (Yusuke Ohnuki) hidden group, and he had arrived to handle them. The Alchemist mercilessly used his powers to wreak havoc on the group and kill them off, destroying every single building in sight. Scar had died, but his brother was left alive. Scar's brother was studying Alchemy himself in secret. He had given his research book to Scar.
Scar's elder brother could not take the fact that his younger brother had lost his arm and also his life; therefore, he used the recovery rune to exchange his life and arm with his brother.Later, Scar woke up in the hospital with a huge star scar on his forehead as proof of the rune his brother had performed to bring him back. Disoriented and focused more on hate for the people who took away his own brother from him, Scar killed the nearest Amestrians, Winry's parents, for revenge. Scar then set out on the warpath to take his revenge on all of the State Alchemists involved in that war and was later hired after the war. His notion was that all alchemists hired by the State were either inhuman or evil; therefore, they would be better off dead.Edward, on his way to Winry to fix his arm after Scar destroyed it, stopped by his mother's grave, where surprise, he met his absent father Van Hohenheim (Seiyo Uchino), who simply popped up after so many years. It seems like a set-up, when Ed's father leaves giving a warning that the current Kingdom will be destroyed like the legendary city of Xerxes which vanished overnight.Ed travels to ruins in the desert which are supposed to be from the city of Xerxes. There he finds Ishvalan survivors. Amongst this, Ed learns that Scar had killed Winry's parents. Ed returns to Central and tells Alphonse that they need to capture a Homunculus to learn more about the impending catastrophe as prophesied by Ed's father.
Ed makes a pact with Ling Yao as they chase the Homunculi and lure out Scar to capture him. Ling Yao says that he is a Prince of the Xing dynasty and is searching for the secret to immortality to stake his claim to the throne, among 40 other princes and princesses.
They finally capture Scar and Gluttony. Ed confronts Scar about killing the innocent Rockbell doctors, which Winry overhears. Winry is about to shoot Scar, when Ed stops her allowing Scar to escape.
Ed and Alphonse still manage to capture Scar until May (Monroe Ron) intervenes and takes him away. Ling Yao captures Gluttony with the help of Ed.
May treats Scar's bullet wound with the Purification Arts.It is revealed that Ed's father is also the father of all the Homunculi, which is later insisted upon when a person with blonde hair is seen rejuvenating using the Stone fragments and commanding Bradley. Bradley says that they can use Colonel Mustang to open the portal.
Bradley is also a Homunculus, which is revealed when his eye patch is off, and the tattoo of Ouroboros is visible on his hidden eye. Ed and Al's father seem to be Homunculi as well, who seems to be in-charge of and is also called Father by both Gluttony and Envy.Envy was brought back to life, even when he was clearly killed by Mustang's repeated flame attack in the first movie. However, he did not die as Lust due to the Stone his life was attached to being left intact, whereas Mustang took Lust's Stone while she was dying to give it to Ed, thus successfully killing her. Envy seemed to undergo a personality change in the period following the death. Because he could have been floating between realities and Gluttony had escaped seeking help from his father, Envy could have been brought back by them and also gone through a strict lesson on acting out and putting the sacrifice in danger. He was warmer and saved Ed one too many times. However, Ed and Al seem to be sacrificing for something bigger.Alphonse finds May in the market and follows her to a ruin where she had hidden Scar. Ed and Alphonse realize that May is a royal, and a rival of Ling, vying for the crown. As Ed and Alphonse attack Scar, Winry comes there with Mustang. Winry forgives Scar and says that there must be a reason that her parents saved Scar.
This is when the Homunculi arrive at the ruin, who had also helped Gluttony escape.Edward, Ling Yao, and Envy get swallowed by Gluttony by accident. Envy ordered Gluttony to swallow Ling Yao so as to get rid of him. However, Edward jumped in to save him, and Envy jumped in to save Edward because Edward was supposed to be some kind of a sacrifice and was not to be swallowed. This was a strict order issued by their father that the Homunculi were under.
However, they got swallowed and got stuck inside Gluttony. Gluttony is supposed to be a mock version of the portal of Truth that Edward was already familiar with. The person the Homunculi called father tried numerous ways to create that portal; however, he failed and got stuck with Gluttony's abysmal portal, which had no exit. Even though Envy was being helpful until this moment, the characters had to go and provoke him, which led Envy to turn into a massive dinosaur-like monster to fight them.

Fullmetal Alchemist: The Revenge of Scar

Fullmetal Alchemist: The Revenge of Scar (2022)

Fumiya Takahashi

Rinka Ôtani

Satoru Matsuo

In a so-called "spirit video", Kanon (Kôki) is astonished to see a high-school girl who looks exactly like her.

Ox-Head Village

Ox-Head Village (2022)

Yutaka Matsushige

Mitsuko Baishô

Seiyô Uchino

Yoko is a famous actress who goes to a mountain chalet for a few days rest. There, she learns a secret from her companion Toyoko.

A Last Note

A Last Note (1995)

Kanna Hashimoto

Kyoko Fukada

Hiroshi Fujioka

The Mikumo family attempts their biggest heist to date For that heist, the family travels abroad.

Lupin's Daughter: The Movie

Lupin's Daughter: The Movie (2021)

Akira Emoto

Ken Mitsuishi

Kôichi Satô

In 1973, while exiled in Japan, South Korea's Kim Dae-Jung is kidnapped. Five days later he mysteriously reappears in Seoul. He will go on to become president of a democratic South Korea and he will win the Nobel peace prize. See the events leading up to the kidnapping and what happened during the five days Kim was held. Masuo Tomita is a Japanese intelligence officer who is in love with Korean teacher Lee Jeong-Mi. In an attempt to save her he is caught up in the plan to kidnap and kill Kim Dae-Jung.

KT (2002)

Hidetaka Yoshioka

Kyûsaku Shimada

Sion Sono

An off-beat comedy about 3 'damejin' (useless persons), who don't work and spend their lives doing nothing. They actually don't want to work. When they hear 'in India one can live without working' they take it seriously. They begin to raise the money to go to India by doing anything but working, such as ripping off stamps from others' letters to sell, robbery at the bank which itself went bankrupt, etc.—Unknown

Damejin

Damejin (2006)

Keiko Takahashi

Shigeru Muroi

Takanori Jinnai

Punk rock gangs and music groups clash with one another and the brutal police force in a futuristic Tokyo setting.

Burst City

Burst City (1982)

Shirô Sano

Yoriko Dôguchi

Sayoko Takahashi

A quiet killer is looking for a room. The real state agent, shy and expressionless, guides him through all the rooms she can find in Tokyo, but none of these satisfy the killer's request for peace and silence. The real state agent, without any emotion, leads the poetic, soft-spoken killer towards the ruined districts the decadent economy left behind in the outskirts of Tokyo, in hopes of finding The Room.—Team Sono

The Room

The Room (1992)

Jun Murakami

Tak Sakaguchi

Kokone Sasaki

After his father is killed, a young yakuza comes back to Japan for revenge - and a machine gun for an arm.

Gokudô heiki

Gokudô heiki (2011)

Tadanobu Asano

Renji Ishibashi

In the beginning of the Twentieth Century, in Japan, Dr. Yukio Daitokuji lives with his father, who was a doctor, his mother and his wife Rin, who is amnesiac and does not recall her past. He is young, but decorated and respected for his work in the war. He has bias against poor people in the slums, and his clients are most from the middle and upper classes. Out of the blue, his father first and his mother later are scared to death by a stranger dying of heart attack and raising no suspicion on their deaths. One day, Yukio is attacked by a man and thrown in a deep well in his garden. Soon he learns that the evil man is identical to him and has assumed his identity and closed his clinic. Along of the days, he learns dark secrets from the past of his parents and Rin.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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