A bittersweet warm coming-of-age story The Man Who Loved Yngve is a pitch-perfect reflection of the critical transformative period in any young gay man's life. It's 1989 the Berlin wall is about to collapse and the airwaves are full of the sounds of REM The Cure and Jesus and Mary Chain. For 17-year-old Jarle life is just about music and his ambition to create a great punk band. But when an intriguing new classmate (Yngve) arrives in school one day he is forced to question his priorities and deal with his burgeoning sexuality. Capturing the pure driving power of a youthful first love this romantic drama is consistently fresh and charmingly honest
A film by Akira Kurosawa In response to the huge critical and commercial success of Yojimbo (1961), Kurosawa and Mifune re-teamed a year later to make Sanjuro, a hilarious comedy of manners altogether more light-hearted than its predecessor. The story has Sanjuro (Mifune) running lazy rings around nine naïve and clean-cut samurai and two genteel ladies, whilst also cleaning up a spot of corruption in local government. Whilst Kurosawa plays most of it for laughs, expertly parodying the conventions of Japanese period action films, he stages a startling switch of mood with an intense finale which may well be the briefest, and most breathtaking duel in all cinema. Special Features: Digitally remastered in High Definition Introduction to Sanjuro by filmmaker Alex Cox (2003, 5 mins) Interview with filmmaker Alex Cox (2003, 9 mins): the director discusses the life and work of Akira Kurosawa Original Japanese theatrical trailer Essay by film historian and critic Philip Kemp Japan | 1962 | black and white | Japanese language, with optional English subtitles | 92 minutes | DVD9 | original aspect ratio 2.35:1 | PCM mono audio (320kbps) | Cert 12 | region 2
The second part of Pasolini’s Trilogy of Life is based on the fourteenth-century stories of Geoffrey Chaucer. Plunging with gusto into some of the blackest and bawdiest of the tales, Pasolini celebrates almost every conceivable form of sexual act with a rich, earthy humour. The film’s visual magic is complimented by this new high-definition restoration.Special features Alternative English-language version presented with English-version inserts Original Italian trailer Exclusive new documentary exploring Pasolini’s significance on the Italian genre film Fully illustrated booklet including essays, reviews and biography A particular delight is the use of a largely British cast, including Hugh Griffith, Jenny Runacre and Tom Baker, which Pasolini himself takes the part of Chaucer.
Akira Oono is an ordinary working adult who manages the MMORPG Infinity Game. Fifteen years after creating the game, Oono decides to shut the servers down once and for all. However, as the clock strikes midnight, he somehow finds himself in the body of middle-aged Hakuto Kunai, Infinity Game's Demon Lord! Soon after his mysterious transportation, he witnesses the demon Greole chasing after a little girl named Aku. Although he effortlessly dispatches the creature, Hakuto is still concerned; after all, he does not remember creating the girl or the demon! Doubting whether he truly is in the world of his creation, Hakuto decides to investigate. Bringing Aku along as his guide and companion, Hakuto sets out on a journey to find out exactly who or what summoned him to this fantasy worldall while leaving chaos and destruction in his wake.
France, 1963, Anne (Anamaria Vartolomei) is a bright young student with a promising future ahead of her. But when she falls pregnant, she sees the opportunity to finish her studies and escape the constraints of her social background disappearing. With her final exams fast approaching and her pregnancy progressing, Anne resolves to act, even if she has to confront shame and pain, even if she must risk prison to do so. Winner of the Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival and BAFTA nominated for Best Director, HAPPENING is the acclaimed new film from Audrey Diwan.
Chico is a young piano player with big dreams. Rita is a beautiful singer with an extraordinary voice. Music and romantic desire unites them but their journey - in the tradition of the Latin ballad the bolero - brings heartache and torment.
In modern day Tokyo, society lives in fear of Ghouls: mysterious creatures who look exactly like humans, yet hunger insatiably for their flesh. None of this matters to Ken Kaneki, a bookish and ordinary young man, until a dark and violent encounter turns him into the first ever Ghoul-human half breed. Trapped between two worlds, Ken must survive the violent conflicts of warring Ghoul factions, while attempting to learn more about Ghoul society, his new found powers, and the fine line between man and monster. Collected together for the first time in the UK this collection includes the complete season one and season two (Tokyo Ghoul âA) with English dub and the original Japanese track with English subtitles. Also included are both Tokyo Ghoul OVA's Jack and Pinto in Japanese with English subtitles. Extras/Episodes: Complete series one, 12 episodes Complete series two (Tokyo Ghoul âA), 12 episodes Tokyo Ghoul: Jack OVA Tokyo Ghoul: Pinto OVA
The adventures of struggling god Yato and his devotee Hiyori continue! Old histories and past grudges are revealed as brewing plots surface. And Yato will have to come face to face with his destructive past. Contains the complete second series on Blu-Ray with both the English dub and the original Japanese track with English subtitles. Presented in collectors packaging.
The Ladykiller of Rome. Released within months of Fellini's La Dolce Vita and Antonioni's La Notte Elio Petri's dazzling first feature L'Assassino also stars Marcello Mastroianni this time as dandyish thirtysomething antiques dealer Alfredo Martelli arrested on suspicion of murdering his older far wealthier lover Adalgisa (Micheline Presle). But as the increasingly Kafkaesque police investigation proceeds it becomes less and less important whether Martelli actually committed the crime as his entire lifestyle is effectively put on trial. Best known for Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion and The Tenth Victim Petri was one of the finest and yet most underrated Italian directors of the 1960s and 70s. Highly acclaimed on its original UK release but unjustly neglected since L'Assassino is a remarkably assured debut from one of the cinema's sharpest chroniclers of Italian social and political realities. Petri said that he wanted to reflect the changes wrought by the early sixties and to examine 'a new generation of upstarts who lacked any kind of moral scruple'. Arrow Academy is proud to present the first ever UK video release of L'Assassino in a gorgeous high-definition restoration created by the Cineteca di Bologna. Special Features: New 2K digital restoration from the Cineteca di Bologna Uncompressed Mono 2.0 PCM Audio Elio Petri and L'Assassino an introduction by Italian cinema expert Pasquale Iannone Tonino Guerra: A Poet in the Movies: Nicola Tranquillino's documentary about the great Italian screenwriter Theatrical Trailer Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jay Shaw Booklet featuring new writing on the film by Elio Petri expert Camilla Zamboni plus a selection of contemporary reviews
Far away from the reaches of demons and war, near the borderland of Zoltan, D-Rank adventurer Red lives a normal existence. Through perseverance and hard work, his dream of starting his own apothecary and peaceful life in the countryside finally came true. Abruptly, Red gets a live-in partner and assistant named Ritthe princess of Duchy Loggervia and an adventurer herselfwho gives everything up to join him. Although honest, kind, and loved by all, Red has a secret shared only with Rit: his real name is Gideon, brother of Ruti Ragnason, the Hero and a former member of her party. Ares Drowa, the Sage, kicked Red out of their party after their war against the Demon Lord after deciding he was weak and insignificant. Now, even though Red has left the Hero's party behind by assuming a new life together with Rit, his past has yet to let go of him.
Jacob (Michael Nicklin), and Colton (Benjamin Lutz) have both fallen in love with Doug (Eric Dean). And although neither knows about the other's relationship, Doug soon discovers that his two boyfriends are father and son! Everything comes to a head when all three show up at the same cabin for the weekend- creating some hilariously awkward farce and fabulous humourous situations. A particularly charming, sexy film with endearing performances from the two charismatic leads, the Men Next Do...
Regarded by many as a masterpiece The Devil Probably tells the story of a young man living in Paris who desires more from life than the glib superficial truths and material things that are on offer to him. He reaches out to his friends and psychiatrist to provide him with the great answers in life. But his spiritual deliverance remains beyond his grasp until he reaches a bizarre arrangement with a fellow drifter. Shot in his signature spare style Bresson's penultimate work is as visionary hyptonic and enduring as any of the films in his truly remarkable career.
Marianne Faithfull and Alain Delon star in this 1968 Anglo-French psychedelic masterpiece filmed and directed by Oscar-winner Jack Cardiff. Stifled by her meaningless bourgeois marriage and lifestyle beautiful young housewife Rebecca (Marianne Faithfull) slips into her black cycle leathers straddles her Harley Davidson Electra Glide and sets out across Europe in search of her forbidden uncaring lover Daniel (Alain Delon). Revelling in her freedom Rebecca finds herself riding across landscapes of memory abandoned in a past filled with delicious guilt and a dangerous delight in self destruction. Awash in psychedelic erotic imagery she discovers herself even as she is lost enraptured and drawn into an all-consuming union with the powerful machine between her legs... A real treat for all lovers of 1960s cult cinema and fans of the masterful cinematography and direction of the legendary Jack Cardiff The Girl on a Motorcycle has been digitally remastered and restored for this it's first-ever UK DVD release.
The Legendary Shojo Anime Series Comes to Blu-ray! Utena and Anthy have become close during their time as roommates. So when Anthy casually mentions she has a brother, Utena can't help but feel shocked. She thought she knew Anthy, but the longer she and Anthy are friends, the more she discovers she doesn't know. What other secrets could Anthy be keeping? However, Utena won't have time to dwell upon such matters. A new group of duelists has emerged from the shadows. These new challengers wear black rose signets and also seek revolution, but their methods are different than those of Ohtori's Student Council. They don't wish to possess Rose Bride; they want to kill her. Episodes 13-24 in Japanese and English with English subtitles. Bonus: Animated art gallery 1997 Utena promotion Interviews with director Kunihiko Ikuhara
The masters of magic have converged on a remote island, where Natsu and his teammates go head-to-head with Grimoire Heart, a dark guild led by one Fairy Tails former masters. Revelations from the past and long-buried secrets continue to come to light as Cana is granted a sacred new spell, and an excommunicated guildmate makes an unexpected return. If Fairy Tail has any hope of defeating their diabolical opponents, theyre going to have to combine all their powers and work together like never before. But as curses start to fly between wizards, the real danger might come from Zeref, a legendary dealer of death whose devilish plans for the future could bring an end to this golden age of magic.
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