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Kiri: Shokugyô Koroshiya (2015)
$15.00Kiri was trained as a professional assassin. She carries out missions given by her boss. She has Rui whom she adores like a real younger sister. Rui was also trained as a professional assassin with Kiri. A horrific incident leads to the death of Kiri’s mother and Rui losing her voice and right hand. Kiri swears to exact revenge.
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Ain’t No Tomorrows (2008)
$15.00Based on a manga by Saso Akira, the film caters to a high school or older audience, marked by the frequent addition of profanity, nudity, and scenes of (mostly attempted) sex. It is an unexpectedly dark film, with infrequent scenes of comedy that may make you chuckle, but not laugh. Ain’t No Tomorrows is not the most likable film out there, but it is not completely dissatisfying. It is a film that succeeds in establishing itself as unique and apart from the typical teenage drama, but feels like a surface film–one that should not be thought too deeply about.
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Avec Punch (2011)
$15.00High school students Isaki and Hiramasa can’t stand being bored. One day, while walking across town, they bump shoulders with two other people. An argument ensues and, as usual, Hiramasa is ready to fight. Hiramasa is supremely confident when it comes to fighting. An unusual thing happens though, Hiramasa gets knocked out …
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Bungo: Stories of Desire (2012)
$15.00Omnibus film “Bungo Sasayakana Yokubo” features 6 different short stories set under 2 different themes (“Mitsumerareru Shukujotachi” & “Kokuhaku Suru Shinshitachi”).
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Man in Phone (2015)
$15.00A Japanese man mysteriously wakes up inside of his phone and is forced to confront the destruction his addiction to technology has wreaked on his life.
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Radiance (2017)
$15.00The story follows the social intercourse between a cameraman, Masaya, with a lazy eye, and Misako who disconnects from the world.
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Cutie Honey: The Live
$36.00Cutie Honey: The Live is a Japanese tokusatsu production of the popular Cutie Honey manga and anime series chief directed by Makoto Yokoyama and written primarily by Toshiki Inoue. It began airing on TV Tokyo on October 2, 2007. Gravure idol Mikie Hara portrays Honey Kisaragi, the title character.
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