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When life loses its wonder, all it takes is one person who still believes in magic. L’illusionniste is a simple story about an old magician, who finds that magic in life in a girl who becomes captivated by his illusions. He takes her to the city of Edinburgh and showers her with tricks, fancy shoes, and [...]
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When life loses its wonder, all it takes is one person who still believes in magic. L’illusionniste is a simple story about an old magician, who finds that magic in life in a girl who becomes captivated by his illusions. He takes her to the city of Edinburgh and showers her with tricks, fancy shoes, and [...]
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Daten City. Surface world that exists between heaven and hell. A place where people live under constant threat of darkness that invades people’s souls, and not one person realises it is consuming them. There are angels who seek to obliterate these perverse manifestations of human desire with transcendent light, but has the duty of repelling [...]
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Daten City. Surface world that exists between heaven and hell. A place where people live under constant threat of darkness that invades people’s souls, and not one person realises it is consuming them. There are angels who seek to obliterate these perverse manifestations of human desire with transcendent light, but has the duty of repelling [...]
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There’s something about Korean movies I just find irresistibly compelling. Sometimes it’s the crude handling of language and humour, or the stylised violence and sex that might have been considered excessive in other films, or biting social commentary that many Koreans are still too conservative and afraid to speak openly about. These uncomfortable and melodramatic [...]
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There’s something about Korean movies I just find irresistibly compelling. Sometimes it’s the crude handling of language and humour, or the stylised violence and sex that might have been considered excessive in other films, or biting social commentary that many Koreans are still too conservative and afraid to speak openly about. These uncomfortable and melodramatic [...]
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What’s so special about Aoi Bungaku? Freedom. Creative freedom when it comes to adaptations. Even when adapting modern classics of Japanese literature like Osamu Dazai’s Run, Melos!, the creative staffs aren’t one bit afraid of toying around with the original text, even going as far as to adding anime original characters if it means better [...]
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