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Tag Archives: Masaaki Yuasa
Saturday Matinee: Night is Short, Walk on Girl
“Night is Short, Walk on Girl” (2017) is a surreal romantic comedy anime directed by Masaaki Yuasa and based on the 2006 novel of the same name by Tomihiko Morimi. The plot follows the intertwined adventures of a college senior … Continue reading
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Tagged Anime, Cult Film, Masaaki Yuasa, Mind Game, Tomihiko Morimi, Walk on Girl Walk on Girl
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Saturday Matinee: Genius Party double feature
Synopsis from Shout Factory: “Simply mind-blowing. A must see!” – Niels Matthijs, Screen Anarchy From groundbreaking animation outfit STUDIO 4°C (MFKZ, Mind Game) comes two extraordinary projects with a shared, simple vision: to take an all-star team of some of … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, Anime, anthology film, GENIUS PARTY, GENIUS PARTY BEYOND, Mahiro Maeda, Masaaki Yuasa, Shinichirō Watanabe, Shoji Kawamori, Short Film, Studio 4C
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Saturday Matinee: Kaiba
A young man awakens without memories. There’s a hole in his chest, a symbol on his belly, and a blurry picture of a girl in a locket he has. Knowing nothing, he tries to escape a twisted city of stolen … Continue reading
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Tagged Anime, Kaiba, Masaaki Yuasa, Science fiction, Transhumanism
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Saturday Matinee: Kick-Heart
Production I.G’s Kick-heart directed by Masaaki Yuasa. A love story between two people that each have a secret to hide. One a pro-wrestler, the other a Nun. Losing never felt so good. Watch the full film here.
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Tagged Anime, Kick-Heart, Masaaki Yuasa, Production I.G.
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Saturday Matinee: Mind Game
“Mind Game” (2004) is possibly the strangest anime feature film ever made. It was produced by the groundbreaking Studio 4C animation studio and directed by Masaaki Yuasa, previously most famously known for his involvement in the “Crayon Shin-chan” series (sort … Continue reading