Room Of King: The story begins with the deaths of ruling party's Fukuoka legislator and his eldest son, his heir apparent, in an accident. It is decided that a by-election will be held, and Kanbayashi Masaichi, the leader of the ruling party, and secretary Miyama Rika conceive the idea of fielding the second son, Asakura Keita, who had been renounced by his father.
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Akihabara@Deep takes place in the city of Akihabara, or Akiba as it is often shortened to, and it focuses on a group of outcasts of society, mainly otaku, and a company they establish to "troubleshoot" the problems of Akihabara. The movie shows a much darker, more violent and slightly twisted perspective of life as an Akiba-otaku.
Always Sunset on Third Street: In late 1950's Japan, anything was possible. The country was moving out of the past and into the future. The war was over and the rubble was cleared. Soldiers came home and families were reunited. The rebuilding began, nowhere more spectacularly than in Tokyo where construction of the magnificent Tokyo Tower was underway and houses across the city were acquiring their first washing machines, refrigerators and the most holy of holies--televisions. It was also a time when bad...
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Final film release in the "Chakushin Ari (One Missed Call)" series of Japanese horror films! Emily Kusama is looking forward to her school trip to Korea except for the fact that her best friend Asuka won't go along because of teasing at her school. On the trip, one of her classmates gets a mysterious phone call that plays the "Ring Tone of Death" and, as fabled, soon dies. As everyone around Emily begins meeting a simillarly grim fate, Emily looks for clues to free her friends from the curse. The only way out it seems...
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