En una era donde los alienígenas han invadido y conquistado el Tokyo feudal, un joven samurai busca trabajo... como puede. Adaptación live-action de la serie homónima.
Jiantan is a young boy who has to leave Xi'an after the death of his mother to go deep into the Tibetan prairies to start living with the father he barely remembers. His dad, LaGeBa, is a busy doctor who decided to depart from the city and reside in Tibet where he is the essential physician of the poor community he lives in. To help his father, Jiantan has to learn how to herd sheep. While trying to learn his new responsibility, he is saved by a stray gold-colored Tibetan Mastiff. Both Jiantan and the big dog help each other as they try to adjust to this new environment.
Cuando un misterioso grupo de Shinobi realiza un ataque sorpresa sobre Konoha, la villa queda en ruinas después del ataque. Hasta entonces surge la posibilidad de que otra guerra shinobi pudiera desatarse. Mientras tanto, Sasuke -que abandonó a Kanoha para vengar a su clan por la muerte de su hermano Itachi- reaparece con sus amigos por segunda vez. Quinta película basada en el manga/anime Naruto, y segunda dentro de la línea argumental Shippûden.
A girl from a peaceful, Edo-era Japanese village seeks revenge for the death of a disgraced elder with the help of her sister and a lethal lady ninja nun. It's the time of the samurai and ninja, and Shogun Yoshimune rules Japan. Beneath the idyllic façade of the quant villages populating the countryside dwells a twisted sexual underbelly that affects the wealthy and impoverished alike. When one of the village elders commits seppuku after being raped, Kaede and her sister decide to take justice into their own hands and track down the perpetrator. Aided by a nun who believes in Old Testament-style retribution, the two sisters embark on a bloody mission of vengeance. Along the way, the three women slice and dice their way through lies and secrets while discovering that the story behind the rape is much more complex than any of them suspected.
