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A suspense film starring Fumie Hosokawa based on a murder case that occurred in Hokkaido. It depicts a woman who murders her husband and seals his body in a refrigerator.

Twenty years before Croatia’s EU accession, immediately before the war in former Yugoslavia, the first colony of cultural refugees from Zagreb arrived in Amsterdam. The film reconstructs the life stories of the members of the cult dark noise band SexA.

Early super8 location hunting sketches for what would then turn out to be the feature-lenght film "Squareworld" (1995), the sound recordings of this work where used in that film and in "Aquarium City" (1996). The original concept of "Suburban Midnight Serial Murder Case" was an over 5 hours long film that never actually developed into its final form, however its overall darkness and the core idea of creating a tale of complete darkness are to be seen as a prelude to the aforementionted 16mm films.

Detective Fuge is given a new case to investigate the kidnapping of actress, Mary Partoski. And he finds out the perpetrators are run by and old associate of Fuges.

Shoroku, who is said to be Naniwa's great detective, and his assistant Wato-kun are a gay couple. He has solved many difficult cases and is highly regarded by the Osaka Prefectural Police. One day, a case is brought to Shouroku. His younger brother, who used to work at a place called the Osawa Entertainment Agency, has gone missing, and this is a request from his older sister to find him. Seeing that Osawa, the president of the office, is suspicious, Shoroku begins an investigation, but...

The third in the series of "Unsolved Case Outflow Evidence Verification Record" (Relics) - that reveals the truth about unsolved cases. An underground tunnel that exists quietly in Tokyo. Children passing through this tunnel go missing one after another. Parents abandoned by the police approach closer to the truth. However, at that time, an unbelievable phenomenon occurred.

Follow-up records taken by the missing person to persuade the police. The footage, which police seemed to have forgotten to hire as formal evidence, contained the astonishing footage that the disappeared person recorded at the end of his life. The person who left this video record is a woman who got married after acquiring a man after an affair. However, the man soon disappeared. A woman suspected of rekindling with her ex-wife discovers them in a surveillance video of an elevator in the apartment where the man and ex-wife once lived, while chasing her ex-wife's fate. However, the love scene with his ex-wife in the elevator surveillance video was his last sighting. The pursuit of the woman who turned into a stalker finally hits one fact that the man followed. The last shocking phenomenon that the woman experienced was recorded on the surveillance camera of the elevator.

A couple died in Lake Tazawa in Akita Prefecture, in an apparent double suicide, the circumstances of which were unclear.

Matsuda's signature is needed on some final documents to wrap up the Kira case. However, Matsuda refuses to sign. Seeking closure, Soichiro Yagami tells him to visit Ryuzaki so that he may understand L's sense of justice.

Shinichi Kudo is playing soccer in the park. While there, he sees a man who is trying to confirm his alibi for when his Grandmother was murdered, as he was drunk and passed out in the park at the time, but has no one that can verify his alibi, and he is the prime suspect. Shinichi decides to help. Due getting so concentrated in this case, Shinichi gets into a big fight with Ran Mouri, the longest fight they've ever been in. After Shinichi helps solve the case, both him and Ran and shown walking home from school, both wanting to end the fighting. They both see cherry blossom's, and hear someone sing "Amazing Grace", which ends the week long fight between the two. And Conan narrates how he didn't realize that song was going how this will help in a case 3 years later, in the Full Score of Fear case.

After two thugs are killed, Dobu and his crew have three days to catch the murderers. Dobu suspects a hidden mastermind influencing the magistrate.

A spree of murders in the city targets peddlers and komuso monks, all killed in the same method. Dobu investigates after a ronin's death with a unique clue.

Dobu, an Edo samurai, is tasked with investigating a string of noble murders in Kyoto, disrupting his routine in Shimotani.

Office worker Kanako takes a trip to Nanki Shirahama in Wakayama Prefecture as part of a travel agency project to reunite with her first love. She was nominated by Yamano, a classmate from elementary school. Kanako meets Yamano for the first time in 15 years, but for some reason their old stories don't add up. She gradually begins to suspect that Yamano is a fake, but...

The fourth 'Gotoshi' film.

After six exiles return to Edo, four are mysteriously killed. Two survivors, Kosuke and Kingo, lead a search to uncover a hidden motive behind the murders.

In Edo's autumn, a wave of murders hits, targeting those linked to an old case. A young man, Utaro, takes charge, but Dobu's love interest is involved.

Sonoko is writing a script for a play. In her script, there's a murder case, and high-school detective Suzuki Sonoko is there to help solve it. Haibara finds flaws in the deduction section of the plot, and Ran decides to call Shinichi for help with the script.

This is a psychic documentary that includes a number of unbroadcast banned videos from TV production companies that have never been shown to the public before.