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Japanese thriller. Suitable only for persons age 18 and up. In Japanese with English subtitles. DVD is Region Free.

Director Van Sowerwine animates in what look like plastic dolls, and with only fluttering eyelids and painted-on eyebrows providing any malleability in the face, the acting comes mainly through some very naturalistic full-body mime. The girl Clara (it turns out she's the living girl, not the corpse) shuffles to and fro in a depressed heap, heaves with a sorrow she can't express, and is clearly wracked by grief, the effect all the more impressive given the usually limited range of movement that the...

We took the feed out from the camera to the portable P2 [Mobile] deck and then we also had our sound guy send the output from his system to the P2 deck as well. Since the Red camera didn’t record sound we had to figure out a way for me to review takes on set. So that’s the quick solution we came up with. What we didn’t realize at the time was that the P2 deck served as a backup for our sound, which became important because we had a couple of takes where there were problems in the original we recorded...

Ranmaru Samejima is a very handsome and legendary school fencing champion whose sports career comes to an abrupt end after he is mistakenly run over by a car intended to kill his boyfriend. Enjoji, the son of the mafia don in Osaka. Because of Enjoji's unwavering love and encouragement, Ranmaru is able to successfully recover. After a few years of living and loving together, they happen to learn that Enjoji's half brother, Kei Sagano, is not only living near them but has enrolled in the s ......

Handsome, balding and debonair, Fred has nothing better to do than to pursue his whims while considering whether to transform his home into a small hotel. When he first lays eyes on Raja, he is instantly infatuated. The two begin a wary, combative courtship in which they dance around each other, flirting, then freezing up and swapping personal information that is sometimes untrue and becomes even more garbled because of their French-Arabic language barrier. Eventually, Raja and Fred become so hopelessly...

Just another soap opera in less deft hands, Nadir Mokneche's "Viva Laldjerie" jumps off the screen with humor, poignancy and local color. Contempo tale, of a headstrong 27-year-old and her ex-cabaret dancer mother forced to make their way in Algiers as creeping fundamentalism undermines even the arts, brims with telling incidents, touching details and human drama. A fine portrait of women exiled in their own country, pic has earned praise and euros since its April 7 release in Gaul. Fest exposure...

After his wife's death and the loss of his job, an aerodynamics engineer sets off from Moscow with his 11 year old son for his sister's house in Koktebel by the Black Sea. With no money or means of transport, they drift through the expansive and mesmeric landscapes of Russia at the mercy of chance. The father is content to meander as he tries to rebuild his self-respect, piece together his broken life and win back the trust of his son. Meanwhile, the boy impatiently dreams of reaching the mythic...

It's not easy living with a roommate. A ninja could either be the answer to your dreams, or the roommate from hell.

Finally, it's time for Sureau (a migratory bird) to go on his long awaited journey, the big trip, the love season! Yet whilst he anxiously gets ready to leave, Sureau is diagnosed with a nitrogen allergy. From now on, he will have to fly by plane, alongside the other cripples.

All politics is local in this hilarious burlesque of a documentary following a tightly-run mayoral race in the small town of Bogota, New Jersey. When the much-reviled--and legally blind--Republican incumbent Steven Lonegan boldly announces he will run for re-election, the citizens of Bogota go on the offensive to unseat him. Enter Democrat Fred Pesce, coaxed from retirement to share the ticket. With his health in question, and his politics compared to those of Tony Soprano, the field is wide open...

Zouina (Fejria Deliba in a richly emotional performance) is a woman who is torn from her home in Algeria. With her three children and her abrupt mother-in-law, Aicha (Rabia Modedem), she rejoins her husband in a foreign and unaccommodating land. She finds herself feeling imprisoned between a distant husband who scorns her, a hostile mother-in-law and a neighbor (a comedic France Darry) who is afraid of Fejria's otherness. But Zouina's finally begins to feel a sense of acceptance when she meets a...

Frosh Dutch helmer Tjebbo Penning has fashioned a sleek, highly stylized arthouse thriller that, fragmented in time and space, neatly resolves into a portrait of fictional painter Morlang, a middle-aged megalomaniac who feeds off his muses. This fun but facile hall of mirrors boasts all the effects of an Atom Egoyan film without the underlying emotion: austere 35mm compositions of carefully muted landscapes exist cheek-by-jowl with gallery-wall blowups of a roving DV camera, grainy nighttime surveillance...

No Bikini introduces us to a young girl who defies sexual convention during her summer swim class, all beginning with an ill-fitted bathing suit. Filled with humor, this film is less about defining one's gender than it is about discovering personal strength.

"The Bothersome Man," a multiple award winner at international film festivals, is full of cool nightmare imagery, by a moviemaker with a lot of talent. If you're familiar with movie science-fiction dystopias (or anti-utopias), all the way from Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" to Jean-Luc Godard's "Alphaville" to George Lucas' "THX 1138" and Andrew Niccol's "Gattaca," much of it will strike overfamiliar chords. But this movie is made with formidable assurance, a compelling look, quiet skill and impressive...