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Two new “Fullmetal Alchemist” live-action features, based on the manga comics series by Hiromu Arakawa are targeting theatrical releases including “Fullmetal Alchemist: Final Chapter – The Avenger Scar” and “Fullmetal Alchemist: Final Chapter – The Last Transmutation”:

Cast includes Ryōsuke Yamada as ‘Edward Elric’, Atomu Mizuishi as ‘Alphonse Elric’, Tsubasa Honda as ‘Roy Mustang’, Misako Renbutsu as ‘Riza Hawkeye’, Kanata Hongou as ‘Envy’, Ryuta Sato as ‘Maes Hughes’ and Shinji Uchiyama as ‘Gluttony’.

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Two new “Fullmetal Alchemist” live-action features, based on the manga comics series by Hiromu Arakawa are targeting theatrical releases including “Fullmetal Alchemist: Final Chapter – The Avenger Scar” and “Fullmetal Alchemist: Final Chapter – The Last Transmutation”:

Cast includes Ryōsuke Yamada as ‘Edward Elric’, Atomu Mizuishi as ‘Alphonse Elric’, Tsubasa Honda as ‘Roy Mustang’, Misako Renbutsu as ‘Riza Hawkeye’, Kanata Hongou as ‘Envy’, Ryuta Sato as ‘Maes Hughes’ and Shinji Uchiyama as ‘Gluttony’.

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Title: Tokyo Tribe XLrator Media Director: Sion Sono Writer: Sion Sono, Santa Inoue (based on Manga) Cast: Ryohei Suzuki, Young Daisz, Akihiro Kitamura, Riki Takeuchi, Ryûta Satô, Tomoko Karina, Akihiro Kitamura, Hitomi Katayama, Nana Seino, Yôsuke Kubozuka Running time: 116min Rated: Unrated (violence, blood, bare breasts, implied rape) Theatrical, VOD And iTUNES Release Date: October 23, 2015 Based on the Manga by Santa Inoue, Tokyo Tribe takes place in an alternate/futuristic town in Japan, street gangs have a peace treaty that becomes disrupted when Merra, leader of the Wu-Ronz tribe of Bukuro attempts to kill Kai, member of the Musahino Saru; he kills Kai’s friend Tera by mistake. Tera is a beloved go-between of all the tribes, to which his [ Read More ]

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It would be ignorant of me to suggest that if there was one ‘wrestling’ movie you should watch this year that Gachi Boy: Wrestling with a Memory should be it. But we all know that there is another wrestling movie coming soon starring Micky Rourke. But, if I were to suggest that if there was one ‘underdog sports’ movie that you should watch this year then Gachi Boy has no equal. Director Norihiro Koizumi, lead actor Ryuta Sato and a great supporting cast have brought us a gem of a film. Gachi Boy is a tear jerker of the highest order, incredibly funny and sheer joy from start to finish. It is a shame that this film has screened so late in the festival because I think it would have given this year’s awards winners a run for their money.