"Actor: Yuya Yagira"

• Destruction Babies | Blu Ray | (10/04/2017) from £17.99   |  Saving you £N/A (N/A%)   |  RRP £N/A

  Taira, an unnervingly quiet delinquent teen, mysteriously leaves town right before the coming of age festival. His disappearance doesn t worry anyone except for younger brother Shota, his only remaining family, who sets off to look for him amidst the faded downtown neon lights. Taira aimlessly wanders through a nearby city, provoking fights with random bystanders. His violent streak intrigues high schooler Yuya who rallies him to beat up more people. As the night progresses, street-side scuffles soon turn into a sinister game, becoming even more mindless and indiscriminate. The two leave behind a trail of blood and mass confusion. Indie director Tetsuya Mariko brings us a deceptive piece of cinema which begins like a slice-of-life story and then takes an abrupt plunge into a pit of moral ambiguity. It stars award-winning actors Yuya Yagira (Nobody Knows) and Masaki Suda (The Light Shines Only There, Princess Jellyfish) in one of their best performances in Japanese cinema this year.

• Shock Labyrinth 3D | DVD | (31/01/2011) from £N/A   |  Saving you £N/A (N/A%)   |  RRP £14.99

  Shock Labyrinth follows a group of teenagers dealing with the disappearance of one of them Yuki at an amusement park's ghost house. On a rainy day 10 years later Yuki inexplicably returns. However no sooner is she united with her former friends than she collapses and the group rushes Yuki to a nearby hospital. But after checking in they discover that things are not quite as they seem at the medical center. As the night wears on the group sinks deeper and deeper into the events from a decade ago that led to Yuki's disappearance.

• Nobody Knows | DVD | (16/05/2005) from £N/A   |  Saving you £N/A (N/A%)   |  RRP £19.99

  Inspired by an infamous true story that made headlines in Japan in 1988 this tough yet tender film from writer-director Hirokazu Koreeda follows the lives of four children left to fend for themselves by their wayward mother. Having smuggled her family into a new apartment under the landlord's nose Kyoko puts her 12 year old son Akira in charge of the youngsters and after a brief period of relative family harmony disappears. Akira manages as best he can but limited means and the

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  Taira, an unnervingly quiet delinquent teen, mysteriously leaves town right before the coming of age festival. His disappearance doesn t worry anyone except for younger brother Shota, his only remaining family, who sets off to look for him amidst the faded downtown neon lights. Taira aimlessly wanders through a nearby city, provoking fights with random bystanders. His violent streak intrigues high schooler Yuya who rallies him to beat up more people. As the night progresses, street-side scuffles soon turn into a sinister game, becoming even more mindless and indiscriminate. The two leave behind a trail of blood and mass confusion. Indie director Tetsuya Mariko brings us a deceptive piece of cinema which begins like a slice-of-life story and then takes an abrupt plunge into a pit of moral ambiguity. It stars award-winning actors Yuya Yagira (Nobody Knows) and Masaki Suda (The Light Shines Only There, Princess Jellyfish) in one of their best performances in Japanese cinema this year.

• Nobody Knows | DVD | (26/04/2010) from £N/A   |  Saving you £N/A (N/A%)   |  RRP £12.99

  Nobody Knows