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Plot Summary: Chaos ensues at a family funeral when secrets, misunderstandings, and unexpected revelations come to light. What starts as a somber gathering quickly turns into a farcical series of events, including the accidental ingestion of hallucinogens, a blackmail attempt involving a shocking secret about the deceased, and escalating comedic disasters. This black comedy perfectly balances absurdity and emotion, offering plenty of laughs and heartfelt moments. Director: Frank Oz Producer: Sidney Kimmel Screenplay: Dean Craig Starring: Matthew Macfadyen as Daniel Rupert Graves as Robert Alan Tudyk as Simon Peter Dinklage as Peter Keeley Hawes as Jane Ewen Bremner as Justin   ***SPOILER ALERT*** A British Black Comedy Gem British Black Comedy—do I even need to say more? You already know it’s going to be good, especially with Frank O...

Plot Summary: The film follows Sayan, a talented student and boxer in Almaty, Kazakhstan, during the post-Soviet 1990s. Drawn into the criminal underworld, Sayan rises through the ranks as an extortionist, facing tough decisions and moral dilemmas. The film portrays his journey through violence, betrayal, and the harsh realities of life in a lawless environment. Director: Akan Satayev Screenplay: Timur Zhaksylykov Starring: Sayat Isembayev as Sayan Murat Bisembin as Ruslan Zhan Baizhanbayev as Jan Saken Aminov as Aman   ***SPOILER ALERT*** First Impressions and Setting Second movie of the week, and now we are finally in Kazakhstan. This movie also starts with a newborn baby crying—what's up with that? My initial thoughts were that this felt like a Guy Ritchie-style film, but without the plot complexities. I'm a sucker for those stylish shots and quick montages that seamlessly transi...

Director: Yoshihiro Nakamura Producers: Yasushi Utagawa Screenplay: Kotaro Isaka (novel), Yoshihiro Nakamura, Kenichi Suzuki Starring: Gaku Hamada as Shiina Eita Nagayama as Kawasaki Seki Megumi  as Kotomi Keisu Tamura as Dorje Music: Yukio Kikuchi Cinematography: Takashi Komatsu Editing: Hideyuki Ohata Release Date: June 23, 2007 (Japan) Running Time: 110 minutes Language: Japanese   ***SPOILER ALERT*** Introduction to Yoshihiro Nakamura's Adaptation Hello fans of Japanese cinema! Today's treat is Yoshihiro Nakamura's adaptation of Kotaro Isaka's work in "The Foreign Duck, the Native Duck and God in a Coin Locker." This film continues Nakamura's trend of weaving intricate plots with significant twists, prominently featuring Bob Dylan's ...

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