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In the Greek island nation of Ipacket, the king remains absent. Odysseus, the king of Itake, who succeeded in the 'Trojan Horse Operation' and ended the ten-year Trojan War, disappeared for another ten years, while Queen Penelope continued to wait for his return. In the royal palace, suitors like Antinous vie for the throne, repeatedly feasting and squatting with a selfish attitude. Only Penelope, her son Telemachus, and the blind loyal servant Eumaeus believed in Odysseus's return. This work includes scenes of flashing lights, which may affect viewers with photosensitivity tendencies. We kindly ask for caution when viewing.

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Director: Christopher Nolan

Cast: Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Ann Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Samantha Morton, Zendaya, Charlize Theron, John Leguizamo, Elliott Page

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One day, a kidnapping occurs in Tokyo. The perpetrator orders the ransom to be brought to a designated location, threatening to blow up the city if they fail in time. For some reason, they name Aoshima as the "courier." Furthermore, a series of murders involving a 3D-printed pistol also occur. A toxic virus carried by a scientist, one of the murdered victims, is also stolen, and the Metropolitan Police Department receives a threatening letter stating they will spread the virus throughout the city. Aoshima, who is assigned to the Metropolitan Police Department's First Investigation Division, is bombarded with one of the worst cases in history. Who is the "culprit"—? To solve the case, Aoshima and his friends run all over the streets of Tokyo!!

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Director: Katsuyuki Motohiro

Cast: Yuji Oda, Shuri, Jin Shirasu, Kuranosuke Sasaki, Takahisa Masuda, Kayo Noro, Shiori Tamai (Momoiro Clover Z), Karin Fujiyoshi (Sakurazaka46), Nagisa Saito, Jiro Sato

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One day, the rumored 'X Mark Incident' occurs in the city! When someone gives them an X mark, their precious items become immobile or unusable, and everyone seems to be in trouble... As they pursue the 'X Mark Incident,' the fairy client, Rain, appears before them. His request is to have Karin protected by the 'No Good, No Good'! Guided by Rain, they arrive at a dreamlike beautiful place: 'Karin's Garden.' There, they meet a girl named Karin and the fairy Alan who watches over her. It seems that Alan and Rain care deeply about Karin. Those who have become close to Karin immediately begin their investigation! However! Even in the peaceful garden, something suddenly appears...

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Director: Hanako Ueda

Cast: Voice Cast: Mikari Senga, Kaede Hondo, Nao Toyama, Misato Matsuoka, Minami Takahashi, Natsumi Takamori, Yoshino Nanjo, Miharu Hanai, Maria Naganawa, Atsumi Tanezaki, Hayasui Matsuda, Reina Ueda, Emiri Kato, Hina Hitsujimiya, Yuki Kaji

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Seven years have passed since her parting with Akira, who disappeared into the sky. Yuri, who became a high school teacher in Akira's dream, leads a busy life, but her feelings for Akira remain on the hill where yuri blooms in 1945. Before her is a young man named Ryo, who resembles Akira. He is said to become the assistant homeroom teacher of Yuri's class as a temporary contracted teacher. Yuri wavers because Ryo truly cares for her, but feels as if she might betray Akira and cannot take the first step toward love. Amidst her inner conflict, Yuri meets the elderly Chiyo, who is spending her peaceful days in a hospice―――.

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Director: Takehiko Shinjo

Cast: Haruka Fukuhara, Kaota Hosoda, Natsuki Deguchi, Hana Toyoshima, Kai Inowaki, Kentaro Ito, Tomoko Nakajima, Koji Mizukami, Shusaku Kamikawa, Hayato Onozuka, Keiko Matsuzaka, Chieko Baisho

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No job offers, no girlfriend. The death of his mother arrives at the hands of university student Tatsuya Igawa. Invited by the strange detective Kosuke Kindaichi, he visits the 'Eight Graves Village' hidden deep in the mountains of Okayama Prefecture. His sealed roots and memories of resentment awaken. In the village, a mysterious serial murder occurs, as if coinciding with the return of Tatsuya, heir to the vast fortune of the prestigious Tajimi family. Together with Kosuke Kindaichi, he gets caught up in the case. The beautiful widow Miyako Mori, his twin great-aunt, and the eerie villagers— The secret of the 'Eight Graves,' unknown to all, is now revealed— Welcome to the ultimate nightmare.

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Director: Takashi Shimizu

Cast: Matsuya Onoe, Tomoya Oku, Mayu Hotta, Gaku Sano, Hayato Onozuka, Riko Nagase, Kindama Nakamura, Suzune Sasano, Chitoyo Koyabu, Arisa Nakajima, Yota Kawase, Hiroki Konno, Kiyohiko Shibukawa, Masanobu Takashima, Reiko Takashima, Kenichi Takito

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One day, while Chiikawa and Hachiware were relaxing in the plaza, a rabbit suddenly appeared with a flyer stuck to its face. When Hachiware checked the flyer, it was an invitation that read, "Invitation to a special island." Drawn by words like "Let's earn 100 times the reward through easy hunting on the island," "Limited island ramen, limited sweets, and all sweets and spicy foods are effectively free," Ikawa and his friends decide to go to the island training camp. Boarding the ship with Otter, who is suspicious of the flyer, what awaits Tachikawa and his friends upon landing on the island...!?

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Director: Kei Oikawa

Cast: Voice Cast: Haruka Aoki, Makoto Tanaka, Ari Ozawa, Yuka Iguchi, Takayuki Asai, Yuma Uchida, Miyuri Shimabukuro, Hyakno Harumi, Tsugio Mogami, Minori Suzuki

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With overwhelming vocal ability and innovative dance performances, the "King of Pop" = Michael Jackson transcended the boundaries of artists and became a global icon. He had been singing alongside his brothers since childhood. Their father, Joseph, who worked at a steel mill, was ambitious and declare, "Life is a matter of winning or losing," setting strict lessons for his sons, and debuting them as the brother group "Jackson 5." Every audience member who saw them was captivated by Michael's overwhelming singing voice. His reputation spread, and his popularity soared from stage to stage; he signed with Motown Records and rose to stardom.

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Director: Antoine Fuqua

Cast: Jaffer Jackson, Giuliano Clu Vardi, Coleman Domingo, Nia Long, Kendrick Sampson, Miles Teller, Laura Harrier

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Fujino, a confident fourth grader, serialized a four-panel comic in the school newspaper and was highly praised by his classmates. However, one day, he saw a cartoon of Kyomoto, a classmate who was not attending school, published in the newspaper and was overwhelmed by his overwhelming drawing skills. Since then, Fujino has been drawn with a single-minded desire to improve his drawing, but the gap remains unbridged, and he eventually gives up on manga. On graduation day, Fujino goes to deliver his diploma to Kyomoto's house and learns that Kyomoto was a fan of his manga. Bound by their earnest passion for manga, the two begin drawing manga together. Fujino and Kyomoto accumulate irreplaceable time together. However, an event that greatly shakes their daily life arrives――.

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Director: Hirokazu Kore-eda

Cast: Natsuki Deguchi, Saishu Makita, Fuuri Nanase, Rikka Okada, Kayo Noro, Ryo Ikeda, Miyu Sasaki, Maho Yamada, Kankuro Kudo, Masaki Suda

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A little more in the future. Ayaha Sakayori, a 17-year-old high school girl attending a prestigious school in Tokyo, is living an extremely busy life, struggling to balance her part-time job and studies. Her daily comfort is watching streams of Yachiyo Tsukimi, the virtual space < Tsukuyomi > and the hugely popular streamer. In Tsukuyomi> <where everyone can freely create their own clones, Ayaha is making small pocket money by playing Yachiyo's fan activities while playing battle games. One day, on her way home, Ayaha finds a gaming utility pole glowing in seven colors. What emerges from inside is an incredibly cute baby. When she takes her home, she quickly grows up to become a girl about Ayaha's age.

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Director: Seigo Yamashita

Cast: Voice Cast: Yuko Natsuyoshi, Anna Nagase, Saori Hayami, Miyu Irino, Yuma Uchida, Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Yoshino Aoyama, Yoshimi Obara, Rie Kugimiya, Ai Fairouz, Natsuki Hanae

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The case where the good lawyer Kensuke Shiraishi was stabbed to death. "I did it. I am the culprit of 'all the cases.'" A man named Tatsuro Kuraki emerges as a suspect. The case was supposed to be solved thanks to his confession. However, the suspect's son, Kazuma Kuraki, and the victim's daughter, Mirei Shiraishi, feel a sense of discomfort between their fathers' words and actions. "Why did my father commit murder—?" "Why did my father have to be killed?" When the suspect's son and the victim's daughter, whom they should never meet, hold hands, the "truth" begins to waver.

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Director: Yoshiyuki Kishi

Cast: Hokuto Matsumura, Mio Imada, Tasuku Emoto, Ko Maehara, Shikan Nakamura, Haruka Igawa, Yoh Yoshida, Jun Kazebuki, Tomokazu Miura

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Qin lost its royal cavalry in the Battle of Mayang. The setting has been three years since then. The protagonist, Xin, who inherits his ideals and continues to grow, is promoted to a commander of a thousand men. He steadily walks the long path toward becoming the greatest general of the land. Meanwhile, urgent news pours in from the state of Qin. Under the scheme of Zhao's prime minister Li Mu, all states except Qin join forces, and a "combined army" of 500,000 invades Qin one after another. At the Xianyang royal palace, the young king Ying Zheng works tirelessly to respond to the situation, but faced with an unprecedented army of "Qin (200,000 troops) versus six states (500,000)," the nation faces a desperate crisis. His name is on the verge of disappearing from China. Xin, together with fellow young generals Meng Tian and Wang Ben, heads to Qin's gate, Hangu Pass.

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Director: Shinsuke Sato

Cast: Kento Yamazaki, Ryo Yoshizawa, Kanna Hashimoto, Yuki Yamada, Etsushi Toyokawa, Shun Oguri

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1990. Clark, a furniture salesman, discovers an eerily glowing 'entrance to another dimension' in the basement of the showroom. Beyond that stretches a vast labyrinth, filled with familiar rooms and corridors stretching endlessly. Fascinated by the bizarre space, Clark investigates with his colleagues. However, with a 'strange sound' echoing in the silence, he suddenly disappears. Working as a therapist, Mary follows him into Backrooms. There, it is a bottomless nightmare with no exit that uncovers even the traumas sealed deep within his heart.

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Director: Kane Parsons

Cast: Kiwetel Ijofor, Renate Reinsve, Mark Duplas, Finn Bennett

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The Japanese national soccer team had long struggled with scoring power, and a top-secret project was planned to overcome this and aim for the World Cup victory. Its name was "Blue Prison (Blue Lock)." Here, it was revealed that what the world's best striker needed was not team play but a persistent goal and an unwavering "ego." The 300 gathered high school strikers underwent numerous trials to survive, and only the last one who made it would become the world's best striker. On the other hand, those eliminated were permanently stripped of their eligibility to join the Japan national team, a cruel condition.

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Director: Yusuke Taki

Cast: Fumiya Takahashi, Kaion Sakurai, Kyohei Takahashi, Keito Tsuna, Kota Nomura, K(&TEAM), Yuzu Aoki, Takumi Nishigaki, Kohei Higuchi, Yuki Kura, Mei Hata, Masataka Kubota

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Michael Mason, living in seclusion on a remote island off the coast of Scotland, lives alone at a lighthouse accompanied only by his loyal dog. Weekly supplies are delivered by a girl named Jesse and her uncle. One day, when Jesse nearly drowns while trying to return to his uncle's boat during a violent storm, Mason risks his life to rescue him. Mason, a former British government special forces member, and Jesse, who lost his family, gradually connect but are suddenly attacked by the intelligence agency MI6. In fact, Mason has earned the grudge of former MI6 chief Manafort and is listed on the government's "assassination list." ※PG12

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Director: Rick Roman War

Cast: Jason Statham, Bodie Ray Bresnak, Bill Nye, Naomi Akki, Harriet Walter, Daniel Mays

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In a devastated land where most humanity has been wiped out by a mysterious pandemic and those who have lost their humanity fight and kill each other, pilot Higg survives each day by teaming up with former soldier Bunghley. The only things that held Higg's reason are the presence of his beloved dog Jasper and the memories of his late wife. One day, a 'mysterious voice' reaches the radio of a small aircraft. Seeking his lost daily life, Higg is guided by that voice and sets off into an unknown sky. Is there hope at the end of the world? A dystopian survival game that shakes the soul of master Ridley Scott. ※PG12

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Director: Ridley Scott

Cast: Jacob Elordy, Josh Brolin, Margaret Quarie, Allison Janay, Guy Pierce

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Madoka Kaname, a somewhat shy junior high school girl living in a certain regional city, Mitakihara City, is a bit shy and a common middle school girl. However, she learns of girls who become "magical girls" and fight witches, and gets caught up in those battles. Grieving over the magical girls' wounded and collapsing paths, she wishes to Kyubei, "I want to erase all witches before they are born." Thus, Madoka transforms into a supernatural concept called the "Law of Circles," and through its power, the world is reshaped as if witches do not exist. Homura Akemi, holding Madoka's final will in her heart, vows to continue fighting the "magical beasts" that have come to rampage in place of witches. Dreaming of the day she is guided by the law of the Circle, she continues to fight—

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Director: Yukihiro Miyamoto

Cast: Voice Cast: Aoi Yuuki, Chiwa Saito, Eri Kitamura, Ai Nonaka, Kaori Mizuhashi, Kana Asumi, Shion Wakayama, Tomoyo Kurosawa, Emiri Kato

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The Pratt family leads an ordinary life on the peaceful town of Oak Street. However, one day, mysterious phenomena begin to occur in the town. Eventually, the water and electricity are cut off, leaving the town cut off. Furthermore, dinosaurs, which were supposed to be extinct, appear throughout the city and begin attacking the residents. Will the family be able to escape from the various attacking dinosaurs and escape the strange events?

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Director: David Robert Mitchell

Cast: Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Maisie Stella, Christian Converley