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| Inoshiro Honda - 1954 |
| Gojira |
| Fantastique Asiatique |
| Street Date 13/03/2006 |
| Publisher: BFI |
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Made in 1954, Godzilla was Japan's first foray into the big budget feature, costing ten times as much as the average Japanese movie and twice as much as the same studio's Seven Samurai which was released the same year. Takashi Shimura stars as the revered paleontologist who uncovers the horrible secret at the heart of the monster (Godzilla is a long dormant Jurassic beast awoken by the atom bomb). The original Godzilla is a fierce indictment of the atomic age. Sold to an American distributor, the film was cut, dubbed into English, re-titled Godzilla: King of the Monsters! and new scenes were added starring Raymond Burr as an American reporter observing the monster's rampage from the sidelines. All trace of the anti-nuclear message was excised in the American version. An enormous hit for the Toho film studio, the original film created a legendary monster that would enter the lexicon of popular culture worldwide, spawning more than twenty sequels over fifty years, countless rip-offs, and a new genre: the kaiju eiga or Japanese monster movie. Still rated amongst the top twenty Japanese movies of all time, the original Godzilla is perhaps the definitive monster movie - both a bold metaphor for the atomic age and a thrilling tour de force of pioneering special effects. Full voiceover commentary by three Godzilla experts. The Japanese Fishermen (1954) - short documentary on the incident that inspired the story of the film. 'Designing Godzilla' featurette. 'Story Evolution' featurette. Original Japanese trailer. US trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters! Gallery of posters, storyboards and original artwork. Illustrated booklet including notes by author and Asian specialist Ian Buruma. |
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| Audio: Japanese |
| Subtitles: English |
| Dispatched within: 1/2 week |
| Price: 28 € |
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| Masahiro Shinoda - 1964 |
| Ansatsu |
| Comedie Drame |
| Street Date 06/03/2006 |
| Publisher: Eureka |
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Assassination (or Ansatsu) marked director Masahiro Shinoda's first attempt at a period film, and is widely considered to be his finest achievement. Previously gaining fame and status alongside Nagisa Oshima and Kiju Yoshida, challenging established Japanese cinema with tales of reckless youth, The Dry Lake (1960) and the seminal yakuza drama Pale Flower (1964) Shinoda graduated from Shochiku, where, like Shohei Imamura, his grounding was working as an assistant to Yasujiro Ozu. The story of Assassination begins with the events of 1853 when "four black ships" — the foreign steamboats of Commander Matthew Perry — anchored at Edo Bay, sparking civil unrest and the major political maneuvering that saw the end of the Tokugawa Shogunate. At a time when assassination had become a disturbing political tool, Shinoda's film follows Hachiro Kiyokawa (Tetsuro Tamba), an ambitious, masterless samurai whose allegiances drift dangerously between the Shogunate and the Emperor. Filmed in richly stylish black and white 'Scope by cinematographer Masao Kosugi, Shinoda's film explores the character of Kiyokawa as he singlehandedly attempts, against a backdrop of betrayal and abrupt violence, to prevent the outbreak of civil war. |
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| Lucio Fulci - 1991 |
| Voci dal Profondo, Voix Profondes |
| Horreur Europeen |
| Street Date 06/03/2006 |
| Publisher: X-Rated |
Europe |
If you think the dead rest in peace, prepare yourself for 'Voices from Beyond,' a chilling ghost story with a modern twist. The unexpected death of wealthy, middle-aged Giorgio from an internal hemorrhage has cast suspicion on his scheming family, all of whom had reasons to commit murder. From the diabolical mind of Italian horror legend Lucio Fulci, the man behind 'The Beyond' and 'Aenigma,' comes one of his final voyages into the supernatural, laced with his trademark scenes of terror and mayhem. Turn down the lights, curl up tight, and listen closely--the voices from beyond might be out there waiting for you, too! |
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| Audio: English, Alllemand |
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