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Concert held at Nakano Sun Plaza.

A pink movie for which Miyuki Yokoyama won the Pink Grand Prix New Actress Award. Yoshiko is a lecturer in a computer class. Among her students are Saori, who came to Tokyo dreaming of a talent; Akemi, a frustrated housewife who has reached a period of malaise; and Yamada, a middle-aged man in crisis. Today is an email class. Immediately, an invitation email from Yamada arrives at Yoshiko's computer. Suddenly, Saori's ex-boyfriend Kenji rushes in! The class is messed up. However, Akemi gives Kenji hot look. After that, Saori, who had escaped from Kenji, rolled into Yoshiko's room, where she lived alone. There, Yoshiko is told by Saori that she and Yoshiko are half-sisters.

Ken is an advisor to several companies and is determined to carry out Hitler-style ruthless personnel matters. Therefore, he has earned the resentment of many people, and he has his secretary and mistress Miri, who is a master of Kempo, as his bodyguard. He was obsessed with his ass, and it was his pleasure to tie the string of gut to a boiled egg, put the egg in his anus and have Miri play it with a violin bow. His younger brother, Tohru, was the exact opposite of his older brother, and the only time he was happy was when he buried his face in his lover's ass and cried. One day, Tohru comes across Miri practicing the Cresic Ballet. Fascinated by her graceful appearance, he projected his fantasy of "being reborn from a woman's anus" onto her. Tohru confessed his feelings to Makoto while crying. Meanwhile, Ken is attacked by Akiko, who is after him. The two fall in Miri's response, but Ken, who was lustful for Akiko who was unable to move, raped her.

Tour final on March 11, 2007 at the Yokohama Arena.

Short doc in which Anthony Slide (Andre De Toth on Andre De Toth) discusses the work of Andre De Toth in general and The Indian Fighter in particular.

A Documentary in 10 parts covering the film making of Kurosawa around the theme of making the perfect movie or as he says: A Beautiful Movie.

This unique, dance-inspired workout is the perfect way to tone your tummy while having fun. Fitness star and yogini Hemalayaa draws on dance moves from across the globe in three 12-minute routines that offer a refreshing new way to work those all-important core muscles. Start with the fast-paced cardio warm-up, then choose one, two, or all three of the routines. The upbeat music and variety of moves will keep you interested and make the time fly. Hemalayaa goes way beyond boring crunches, creating workouts you'll love to do. You'll shimmy, stretch, and bounce your way to the belly you've always wanted: shapely, strong, and sexy.

Hasan, who is educated in cinema, gets involved in a robbery incident.

Tomoya Maruishi , a screenwriter who suffers from slump. He mainly writes pink movies, but his idea of ​​a wet place comes to mind when he has sex with his wife, but when it comes to writing, he can't write. When it is pointed out that his erection is getting worse even in the actual sex life, Tomoya gets impatient both physically and mentally. When Tomoya consulted with Sekikawa , a senior screenwriter, he explained that his wife Tomoko was satisfied with everything, and he dared to avoid Tomoko . Start. The plan is to run the brush with Tomoya's delusion and jealousy.

Mihalis wakes up on another day of misery and melancholy until a special phone call drastically changes his life around.

Paola, a young reporter working for a tabloid newspaper, investigates a series of mysterious murders involving suspicious companies, cryptic messages and grotesque methods. When a witness comes forward with new clues, Paola goes after the case, not realizing that she has become the killer's latest obsession.

A reporter for a fictional television station, originally from Ukraine, travels around Slovakia and asks people at memorable places questions about the nature of fascism and the soul of the Slovak nation. The documentary essay seeks to capture the shape of a society on the fringes of the political spectrum through the words spoken and the images of crowd scenes.

With no friends, poor grades, and a stutter, Hira Kazunari (Riku Hagiwara) isn’t exactly enjoying his life as a high school student. With no dreams, and little ambition, Hira’s only hobby is to take photographs of his everyday life. With a new semester now starting, Hira doesn’t really expect things to change but when they take a turn for the worst, he’s caught completely off-guard. Rescued from a horribly uncomfortable situation by none other than the class’s “King”, Kiyoi Sou (Yusei Yagi), Hira can’t help the feelings of admiration that threaten to overwhelm him. Despite his best efforts to resist, Hira soon finds himself madly in love with the exceedingly handsome Kiyoi, but with such polar positions in the class, his chances of winning Kiyoi’s heart are slim. Or so it would seem. Uncovering Kiyoi’s secret dream, quite by accident, Hira soon realizes he and his crush now have something important connecting them.

Famed detective Dandy Sashichi tries to solve who's behind the serial murders of six beautiful women under the aegis of local showman Ibaragiya. The film opens with the sextet humiliating a respected painter's portraits of them, driving the man to a sus­picious suicide. Later, while celebrating his son's impending marriage into a wealthy family, Ibaragiya releases six pigeons from a pleasure boat, each with a rolled up drawing of one of the beauties tied to their legs. He offers a cash reward to whomever recovers the pictures, but they instead become death notices of which of the six are next to die.

Historically, the queer community has not been portrayed in mainstream culture as being capable of protecting children and young people. Yet my uncle Ricardo, himself an openly gay man, was the ultimate guardian of my childhood.

This documentary follows young Esad, singer in Slovenian New Wave Punk band Via Ofenziva.

There are only a few days until Easter. The Easter Bunnies are very busy. But things don't turn how the way they should, the most beautiful and colorful Easter eggs have disappeared. Harry, the Easter Bunny detective, faces a difficult task. And there's Nikki, the Easter bunny girl, who suddenly starts to feel weird at the Easter Egg hiding place. No wonder, because she is immediately pulled out of the cylinder of a magician who is just giving a children's performance. And because even Easter Bunny children like to tell stories, they imagine what would happen if the Easter Bunny was not an Easter Bunny but an Easter Elephant or an Easter Giraffe. You're bound to think of even more.

The wanderings of a retail trader, Jean-Simon, sketch the contours of a microcosmic informal economy in Congolese society. The financial urgency of everyday life is permeated by the political situation in Congo: a larger, more abstract urgency, which the diaspora experiences from a distance. The film finds itself somewhere in between these two imperatives, between here and somewhere else, the past and the present, small money and big money.