Ryuichi Sakamoto sadly passed away at the age of 71 on March 28, 2023. His music never stops and continues to leave a lasting impression on people living in the present. Playing the Orchestra 2013" was the first time in 16 years that Ryuichi Sakamoto performed with a full orchestra in Japan and created a sensation. This film is an updated version of the 2014 Tokyo performance, which he conducted himself. In this film, Sakamoto conducts all the pieces while playing the piano, The film features Sakamoto playing the piano and conducting all the pieces, and a variety of music from YMO's masterpieces such as "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence" and "The Last Emperor" to his own film music, all performed by the magnificent Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra.
After two and a half years of waiting, Saki, a Japanese citizen, and her French wife Tom, are heading to the prefecture to finally pick up Saki's first residence permit. A daunting day awaits them, a day like many others at the immigration office.
After learning about his grandfather's declining health, one grandson asks about the stories of his private grandparents' past, intersecting dozens of conversations to form a timeline of their youth.
An old hermit lives isolated in a large house. That morning, he decides to take a walk. Far from his hermetic labyrinth, walking on the beach seems like a good plan for the day. However, the outside will reveal something sinister about him.
Angèle has just moved to Athens with her mother, Julie. Haunted by her thoughts and weighed down by growing tensions at home with her mother, she decides to escape—with only her friend, Poisson.
Within the walls of a domesticated city, three Filipina PCOS warriors find themselves stuck in a loop of their nightmares from women’s hell. They try to claw their way out violently, only to discover that the sole escape route is to awaken themselves collectively from within.
Why do so many Africans dream of going to Europe? Are they aware of the dangers and racism? Sunu Gaal (Our Cayuco) follows young people from Senegal who are torn between staying in a country marked by neocolonialism, which plunders its resources, or risking an obstacle-filled journey to Europe.
With their 8-year-old son, Henry, minutes away from returning home from summer camp, tensions boil between two long-struggling parents. As Rose and Malachi reach their breaking points, their home transforms into a war zone.
In a dazzling showcase of global pop excellence, TWICE takes center stage at the 2025 TMElive International Music Awards, held at the iconic Galaxy Arena in Macau. This electrifying concert film captures the full essence of TWICE’s artistry, charisma, and connection with fans as they deliver a high-energy setlist featuring hits like “Fancy,” “TT,” “What is Love?” and their 2025 anthem “This Is For.” With stunning visuals, synchronized choreography, and heartfelt talk segments, the performance blends spectacle with sincerity—offering an intimate look at one of K-pop’s most beloved groups at the height of their powers. A must-watch for ONCE and music lovers alike, this cinematic experience celebrates TWICE’s global impact and the magic of live performance. Genres: Music, Documentary, Concert Language: Korean (with multilingual subtitles) Runtime: Approx. 35 minutes Release Date: August 22, 2025 Location: Galaxy Arena, Macau SAR, China
During the Mexican Revolution, Reynaldo, a lonely antisocial man who lives isolated in the countryside, is tormented by a sinister creature that comes from the darkest depths of the forest. Pursued by his own past, Reynaldo, accompanied by Ramón, a young boy who is in his care, will confront the beast before it finishes them off. However, a dark and cold secret hides in the origin of the creature, because not everything is what it seems.
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