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Death Note Live Action Movie hits theatres nation-wide on May 20th and 21st at 7:30 P.M. This exclusive event includes a specially produced 20-minute feature on how the popular manga translates to live action and inspired the hit theme song "Dani California" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers! Tickets and theatre info is now available HERE. Seating is Limited - get your tickets EARLY! For more info visit the official site.
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Based on the bestselling manga series by Chika Umino, Honey and Clover is about a group of art students scraping by. As talented Hagumi enters the screen, their lives are shaken up. Directed by Masaahiro Takata, starring Yu Aoi (Hula Girls) , Sho Sakurai and Yusuke Iseya.
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From the acclaimed screenwriter Kankuro Kudo of Ping Pong, Yaji and Kita: The Midnight Pilgrims and Takashi Miike's Zebraman, comes Maikohaaaan!!! , a slapstick comedy with an energetic twist of Kyoto humor and a colorful introduction to the undisclosed Maiko world.
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The best selling manga by Ai Yazawa is brought to life by J-pop icon Mika Nakashima and popular actress Aoi Miyazaki, and directed by Kentaro Otani, with original theme song by J-Rock superstar HYDE (L'Arc -en-Ciel).
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Cult-favorite director Katsuhito Ishii (The Taste of Tea and Shark Skin Man & Peach Hip Girl) teams up with the talented Shunichiro Miki and ANIKI to create another visually inventive masterpiece! Funky Forest features hilariously odd characters that will take you on an unpredictable cosmic journey.
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The tallest girl and the shortest boy in class find obscure chemistry between each other. Struggling to overcome the taboo of height difference, the two find themselves entangled in a complicated High School love drama. Colorful and full of Pop, this comedy is a bubbly joyride! Based on Aya Nakahara's Bestseller Shojo Manga, directed by Kitaji Ishikawa.
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Based on a true story, Hula Girls is a heart-warming comedy about a mining town in Japan that builds a Hawaiian Village to spring back from its depression. Directed by Lee Sang-il, and music by Jake Shimabukuro.
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Japan's mystic J-Rock prince; Gackt's solo career DVDs are hot and cool! Both DVDs deliver great music videos in short-film-like presentations.
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From the bestselling comic book by Taiyo Matsumoto comes Ping Pong, a high school sports comedy. Each character's unique passion for their beloved sport makes this film an irresistible masterpiece!
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Directed by Katsuhito Ishiii, The Taste of Tea is a unique story of the eccentric and appealing Haruno family. The film is packed with visual wonders and odd incidents. 2-disc special edition comes with Making of The Taste of Tea.

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A high school girl band is faced with drama right before their school festival. With its title derived from a Japanese punk song, Linda Linda Linda builds up to a rocking finale. Directed by Nobuhiro Yamashita and music by James Iha.
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He is an Otaku, a Japanese term for introverted nerdy geeks. She seeks something worth living for that her privileged life can't offer. Densha Otoko is a movie for the geek in everyone. Otaku Commentary by Patrick Macias.
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Fleeing her backcountry life, young Momoko lives in a 18thcentury Versailles fantasy. When she unexpectedly meets biker chick Ichigo, the two misfits form a unique friendship. From the cult novel by Novala Takemoto.
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