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| Poon Man Kit - 2011 |
| Serie Tv |
| Sortie le 16/08/2011 |
| Editeur: Tai Seng Video |
Asie-Hong-Kong |
Zhong Kui, is the God of evil spirits, ward off evil in Chinese folklore, is the most familiar in Chinese folk belief in the God's role, Posted on the portal is a ghost town gods of evil, suspended in the disaster-chide is avert by prayers of disenchantment spiritual magic figures, appears on the no instrument is reunification ghost chop demon brave soldier, which derived all kinds of Zhong Kui plays out, Zhong Kuitu. From ancient times to the present, Zhong Kui exorcises demons to catch Monster almost everyone is familiar with the story, Zhong Kui in the civil effects of a very deep and wide.
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| Langues: Cantonais, Mandarin |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Chinois |
| Délai livraison: 3/4 semaines |
| Prix: NC € |
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| Kam Han Min - 2009 |
| Thriller |
| Sortie le 22/06/2009 |
| Editeur: Planis Entertainment |
Asie-Corée du Sud |
The cell phone, which South Koreans commonly call "Hand Phone" and thus the title of the film, has appeared without fail in recent thrillers such as "Seven Days". "Hand Phone" also has the victim running around as the perpetrator whispers orders from the other line. It capitalizes on the familiar anxiety of looking for a charger when the battery starts dying out on an important conversation. It also shows the perils of losing one's personal information held by cell phones. The beauty of the film lies in its haunting revelation of the grotesque in things mundane and the unleashing of the latent beast within individuals, including the most docile, under-pressing or unexpected situations. The movie is all about character development, and Park Yong-woo's ("Once Upon a Time") skin-crawling yet sympathy-provoking performance is the reason for watching the film. Seung-min ("Forever the Moment" star Eom Tae-woong) is a celebrity manager who will sacrifice whatever is necessary for his career. Even as loan sharks threaten the safety of his wife (played by "Paradise 1986" beauty Park Sol-mi), he hosts debaucherous parties to kowtow to filmmakers. His only hope is Jin-a (newcomer Lee Se-na), a starlet on the rise for her sweet, innocent image. When Jin-a lands a lucrative modeling contract, however, her boyfriend Yun-ho (model Kim Nam-gil) blackmails Seung-min with their sex video. |
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| Langues: Coréen |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Coréen |
| Délai livraison: 3/4 semaines |
| Prix: 27 € |
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DVD PAL Zone 3 
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| Lee Sang-il - 2011 |
| Thriller |
| Sortie le 20/04/2011 |
| Editeur: CN Entertainment |
Asie-Hong-Kong |
Yoshino, insurance saleswoman and amateur prostitute. Keigo, spoiled rich kid with a vicious streak. Yuichi, quiet young construction worker whose words flow only in his emails. Mitsuyo, a perfectly ordinary young woman about to be ruined (or ennobled?) by a rash and frenzied love.
People behave in the most unexpected ways. Respectable citizens go crazy. Nasty people show flashes of kindness. Circumstances push the characters out of character - and their reactions of desperation, love or fury seem perfectly understandable. Right and wrong take on a disturbing fluidity that leaves the reader aching with compassion for almost everyone concerned. The murder takes place in an ominous setting chillingly described: a mountain road over the Mitsuse Pass, gloomy and lonely even in daylight. Crime has darkened this area before, and ghosts have been sighted. Drivers only choose this frightening road to avoid the heavy expressway tolls. Avoiding tolls is something of a theme in this book. There's a sense that we can't really escape the effects of our actions, or those around us. The past takes its toll. Oddly enough, this is not a depressing book. I was left feeling that life is amazingly rich, whatever happens, and that human beings are often heroic in ways that go unrecognized. |
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| Langues: Japonais |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Chinois |
| Délai livraison: 3/4 semaines |
| Prix: 23 € |
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| Goro Kishitani - 2010 |
| Thriller |
| Sortie le 21/12/2010 |
| Editeur: Kam & Ronson |
Asie-Hong-Kong |
KILLER VIRGIN ROAD was adapted from the black comic manga, and features an aggressively gag-filled plot. Hiroko IJuri Ueno) is due to be married within the day to the current man of her dreams, but he accidentally ends up stabbing a would-be boyfriend in the back. Later, in the forest, she meets a failed suicide (Yoshno Kimura), whose singular talent is that she's death- proof. The film is sprinkled with comic production numbers, with colorful visuals and wacky editing, giving this the spirit of its manga roots. Ueno made her mark with musically diverse projects like Swing Girls and Nodame Cantabile, but this film's sentiments are appropriately poppy. Perhaps this lacks the directorial finesse as, say, Kamikaze Girls, but there's enough invention and humor to make this a diverting and unpredictable feature. |
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| Langues: Japonais |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Chinois |
| Délai livraison: 3/4 semaines |
| Prix: 18 € |
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| Goro Kishitani - 2010 |
| Thriller |
| Sortie le 21/12/2010 |
| Editeur: Kam & Ronson |
Asie-Hong-Kong |
KILLER VIRGIN ROAD was adapted from the black comic manga, and features an aggressively gag-filled plot. Hiroko IJuri Ueno) is due to be married within the day to the current man of her dreams, but he accidentally ends up stabbing a would-be boyfriend in the back. Later, in the forest, she meets a failed suicide (Yoshno Kimura), whose singular talent is that she's death- proof. The film is sprinkled with comic production numbers, with colorful visuals and wacky editing, giving this the spirit of its manga roots. Ueno made her mark with musically diverse projects like Swing Girls and Nodame Cantabile, but this film's sentiments are appropriately poppy. Perhaps this lacks the directorial finesse as, say, Kamikaze Girls, but there's enough invention and humor to make this a diverting and unpredictable feature. |
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| Langues: Japonais |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Chinois |
| Délai livraison: 3/4 semaines |
| Prix: 23 € |
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| John Woo - 1989 |
| Thriller |
| Sortie le 05/06/2011 |
| Editeur: Kam & Ronson |
Asie-Hong-Kong |
When Jeffrey, a hit man, accidentally blinds a young nightclub chanteuse, his guilt makes him leave the racket to take care of her. Falling in love with the vulnerable singer, he eventually agrees to do one last hit to raise the money needed for a cornea transplant that might restore her vision. His assignment is to assassinate mob leader Tony Weng during the crowded Dragon Boat Festival. The hit is successful, despite all the police protection, and he almost gets away. But a child is injured during his escape, and Jeffrey nearly gets caught while taking the time to drive her to a nearby hospital for medical attention. Because his identity was revealed while saving the child, the new crime boss now wants him killed. Refusing to pay him for the successful hit, he puts a contract out on his life instead. |
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| Langues: Mandarin, Cantonais |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Chinois |
| Délai livraison: 3/4 semaines |
| Prix: 23 € |
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