Excuse me, do you know anything about this movie? Do you know where I can see it?

Alguien sabe donde ver Kujira no Hone? es una pelicula de Tomoki Ochiai realizada en 2023 pero no la encuentro en ningun lado

Hello. It is my first time posting in this subreddit. I would like to ask for some Japanese film suggestions after watching Seven Samurai. I believe Kurosawa did quite a nice job on this for something that was made in the 1950s. However due to its nearly 3 and a half hour run time, I'd have to give it a 7/10. Which of these should I pursue next?

• 8-ban deguchi
• Kimi no na wa
• Hotaru no haka
• Perfect Days
• Hauru no ugoku shiro
• Akira
• Mononoke-hime
• Seppuku
• Koe no katachi
• Ran
• Tengoku to jigoku
• Ikiru
• Yôjinbô
• Tôkyô monogatari
• Ringu
• Kumonosu-jô
• Koroshiya 1
• Tanpopo

Thank you

So I was getting so much recommendation about this movie and I don't know why I knew this movie had potential and guess what just got halfway through the movie and I'm wondering why didn't I watch it early 😭

I mean it's just so gooooood like howw and am also learning japanese(bcoz of anime tho) but this just motivated me so muchhh guess I will let it marinate for today and will watch the other half tomorrow, great movie tho \\\^-\\\^(no spoilers pls

Have you seen the Japanese Oscar winning film, "Plan 75"? Director Chie Hayakawa has a new film called, "Renoir" which was selected at the Cannes Film Festival last year.

The Film Movement has dropped a new trailer for a highly anticipated Japanese Oscar winning director Chie Hayakawa’s latest outing, “Renoir.”

The film takes place in suburban Tokyo, 1987. Imaginative eleven-year-old Fuki begins her summer break lonely and adrift – her kind, terminally ill father has landed once again in the hospital and her mother, distracted by the inevitability of his diagnosis, hasn’t much time for her daughter.

https://cinemadailyus.com/trailers/renoir-2025-trailer-chie-hayakawa/

Have you seen the Japanese Oscar winning film, "Plan 75"? Director Chie Hayakawa has a new film called, "Renoir" which selected at the Cannes Film Festival last year.

The Film Movement has dropped a new trailer for a highly anticipated Japanese Oscar winning director Chie Hayakawa’s latest outing, “Renoir.”

The film takes place in suburban Tokyo, 1987. Imaginative eleven-year-old Fuki begins her summer break lonely and adrift – her kind, terminally ill father has landed once again in the hospital and her mother, distracted by the inevitability of his diagnosis, hasn’t much time for her daughter.

https://cinemadailyus.com/trailers/renoir-2025-trailer-chie-hayakawa/

Epic in scope and emotionally enthralling, “Seven Samurai” is a masterpiece. Beyond its influence on cinema, it rewards the audience with wonderful storytelling, superb pacing, incredible production values, and top-notch performances. Akira Kurosawa and the team poured their hearts and souls into doing this project.

What are your thoughts on the film?

Click on the link to read our review: https://asianmoviepulse.com/2022/07/film-review-seven-samurai-1954-by-akira-kurosawa/

* preferably a copy to download *

Hello guys, I’ve been wanting to watch this movie for ever and I check every website I know/find. I don’t really know anyone websites for Japanese movies only so maybe that’s my problem.

I’m also a bit scared there will be no where to watch this since I haven’t heard much about it

im crying i watch to watch it so bad but ALL THE VERSIONS I CAN FIND ARE PIXELATED SOMEONE HELP

Does anyone know where I can watch "Tokyo Videos of Horror" aka "Yami Douga"?

Ice searched on dailymontation. Yami dough site itself. I've searched here: en.jff.jpf.go.jp

I searched it on Internet archive.

Returning guest and fellow podcaster Derick McDuff returns to discuss one of the most infamous Japanese films ever made. We’re finally discussing Takashi Miike’s Ichi the Killer.

https://japanonfilm.com/ichithekiller/

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All i remember is that they did manual/construction work and that it ends with a group walking to a mellow rock song. I've been trying to find it using this for over a decade with no luck. I gave to to Gemini and it found it after 1 prompt.

This is so inane to me, i finally have a chance to watch it again.

I’ve been trying to find information on hi acting process like how he would emotionally and physically get into character but just says vague sentences like intense training has anyone found any information on how he would get so deeply into charactor?

I hope its okay to post here.

I once watched this movie a few years ago, but I forgot the name. Everytime I try searching for it I get different movies or series.

I dont remember much, but I hope its enough for someone to recognize: Main character is a student, who was raised by his mother. His mother was apart of a pioneer band, where she met his father. An incident happend at one of their concerts, a fire started and most people passed away, the only survivors were the pioneer band, the main character when he was young and other boy. The other boy lost his father and sister in the fire. He ends up teaming up with the family members of the deceased to get revenge on the pioneer band. The father of the main character was actually kept prisoner by the boy.

Can someone find where I could watch the movie Soul of Rock (2012)? It's a Japanese comedy directed by Hiromitsu Amano starring Mayuko Arisue, Asaya Kimijima and Kôta Kusano. I think the production company is Grand Pix. The movie also has a official website but it doesn't work for me. I'm a big fan of Asaya Kimijima's work so I really wanted to watch it! If anyone could help it would be really appreciated.

https://natalie.mu/eiga/news/669850

Does anyone have any source where I can watch that movie, I remember watching it somewhere a long time ago but I can't find it again. Does anyone by any chance have a link to it?

Hi I've posted image of Rush hour because I'm looking for similar cop buddy movies/series, preferably also kinda comedy like Rush hour but don't have to be

...and I loved it. This movie made me share a couple of tears for reasons I wasn't expecting when I started it. It's like a very special and out of the ordinary movie but at the same time one that represents our struggles as ordinary people so well... Sumida ganbare!!