All 68 Tadanobu Asano Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Tadanobu Asano Movies. This riveting roundup brings you the best of Asano’s filmography, providing a comprehensive and engaging overview of his remarkable career. Whether you’re a fan of his powerful performances or simply intrigued by his diverse roles, this article is sure to provide you with a satisfying cinematic experience.
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1. The Rocking Horsemen (1992)
Step into the vibrant world of 1960s Japan with “The Rocking Horsemen. “ A heartfelt coming-of-age comedy, the film takes a warm and comic look at high-school life and the dreamy small-town setting of this bygone era. Follow the journey of Takeyoshi Fujiwara, played by Yasufumi Hayashi, as he and his three friends form a band called “The Rocking Horsemen” after a captivating encounter with the Ventures’ “Pipeline. “
2. Nemuranai machi — Shinjuku same (1993)
In the action-packed, gritty streets of Shinjuku, Tokyo, “Nemuranai machi — Shinjuku same” (1993) tells the story of a group of young men who form an intense bond as they navigate the underground world of crime. With their hearts on their sleeves and their shirts off, they face heart-wrenching challenges, leaving a trail of torture, betrayal, and redemption in their wake.
3. Yonshimai monogatari (1995)
In the heart of Japan, four teenage sisters embark on a thrilling journey of mystery and comedy. As they attend the lavish wedding of a school friend on a luxury liner, their innocence is disrupted when the bride is found murdered. Driven by curiosity and a desire for truth, the four girls band together to investigate the gruesome crime, uncovering a web of intrigue and deception.
4. Helpless (1996)
Helpless” is a 1996 Japanese crime drama film directed by Shinji Aoyama. Yasuo, played by Tadanobu Asano, is a recently released gangster who seeks revenge on his boss, believing he was double-crossed. Before embarking on his journey, he entrusts his mentally challenged sister, Yuri, and a mysterious black bag to his childhood friend, Kenji.
5. Focus (1996)
Focus, “ a 1996 Japanese crime drama, follows the story of a small and intrusive reporting crew who document the actions of a man monitoring transmissions for a documentary. When a weapon is introduced into the equation, everything takes a turn for the worst, leading to unexpected and chaotic results. This found footage film, featuring themes of wiretapping, television reporting, and sensuality, captures the audience’s attention with its unpredictable and nerve-wracking narrative.
6. Acri (1996)
Acri is a captivating 1996 Japanese fantasy film that delves into the depths of the sea to unravel a heartwarming and mystical tale. Directed by Tatsuya Ishii and written by Shunji Iwai and Masumi Suetani, the movie features a star-studded cast, including Yôsuke Eguchi, Tadanobu Asano, and Tatsuya Fuji.
7. Tokyo biyori (1997)
Tokyo Biyori” is a profound biographical drama that delves into the life of the late Yoko Araki, the companion of Japan’s renowned photographer, Nobuyoshi Araki. The film beautifully explores the complexities of their relationship, offering an insightful journey into their lives as the wife of a world-class artist. With its captivating narrative intertwined with the struggles and triumphs of love, “Tokyo Biyori” stands as an unforgettable movie that resonates deeply with viewers.
8. Labyrinth of Dreams (1997)
Labyrinth of Dreams” is a gripping 1997 Japanese mystery-romance-thriller directed by Gakuryû Ishii, written by the same duo alongside Kyuusaku Yumeno. Following a bus conductor named Tomiko, she finds herself falling for the bus driver, Niitaka. However, Tomiko soon becomes suspicious of Niitaka and believes he’s a serial killer, targeting female conductors.
9. Neji-shiki (1998)
Neji-shiki, released in 1998, is a poignant drama exploring the lives of two individuals struggling to find their place in the world. The movie revolves around unsuccessful cartoonist Tsube, portrayed by Tadanobu Asano, and Kuniko, played by Miki Fujitani. As the story unfolds, the duo endures financial struggles and must confront the harsh realities of their situation. They both find solace in their relationship, eventually leading Kuniko to a live-in job in a company dormitory.
10. Rakka suru yugata (1998)
Rakka suru yugata” is a poignant drama that explores the complexities of love and the consequences of our actions. Set in Japan, the story revolves around Rica and Kengo, who have formed a strong bond over the past four years. However, the happiness they share is tarnished by an incident from the past, involving Kengo’s friend Shibata.
11. Shark Skin Man and Peach Hip Girl (1998)
Shark Skin Man and Peach Hip Girl” is a strange and enthralling film by director Katsuhito Ishii, set in a surreal mountainous landscape. The plot follows Toshiko, a fiercely independent and resilient young woman, as she makes a daring escape from her dangerous Uncle Sonezaki. Along the way, she meets Samehada, a mysterious and agile character trying to evade his own set of pursuers.
12. Jirai wo fundara sayônara (1999)
Jirai wo fundara sayônara” is a captivating 1999 biographical drama film that delves into the life of Taizo Ichinose, a renowned war photographer. The movie transports viewers to the tumultuous Vietnam War and the harrowing Cambodian Khmer Rouge regime, painting a vivid and poignant picture of these conflicted regions.
13. Umbrella Flower (2000)
Umbrella Flower”, released in 2001 under its original title “Kaza-hana”, is a deeply moving and introspective drama set in Tokyo, Japan. The film stars Kyôko Koizumi and Tadanobu Asano, and is helmed by award-winning director Shinji Sômai.
14. Distance (2001)
Welcome to the haunting world of ‘Distance’, a 2001 drama directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda. Set in an urban landscape where the city’s water supply becomes a victim of a cult-inspired act of terror, ‘Distance’ delves deep into exploring human connections and family dynamics.
15. Ichi the Killer (2001)
Ichi the Killer” is a thrilling, horrific, and unapologetic film that takes the viewer on a graphic journey into the depths of human cruelty and depravity. Directed by Takashi Miike, the film follows a sadomasochistic yakuza enforcer named Kakihara, played by Tadanobu Asano, who embarks on a desperate quest to find his missing boss.
16. Aimai na Mirai: Kurosawa Kiyoshi (2002)
Aimai na Mirai: Kurosawa Kiyoshi” (2002) is a fascinating documentary that delves deep into the life and works of the renowned Japanese filmmaker, Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Directed by Kenjirô Fujii, this 1h 15min film offers a unique insight into Kurosawa’s extraordinary career and his invaluable contributions to the world of cinema.
17. Bright Future (2002)
Bright Future” is a captivating drama film set in Japan that highlights an unusual friendship between two young men, played by Joe Odagiri and Tadanobu Asano. The pair work at a plant where they manufacture oshibori, an exotic product found in certain Japanese restaurants. Their unusual bond is rooted in uncontrollable fits of rage and their shared fascination with a peculiar jellyfish pet that they keep.
18. The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi (2003)
Experience the thrilling fusion of action, comedy, and crime in “The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi, “ a 2003 Japanese film directed and written by Takeshi Kitano, starring the renowned actor himself. Set in a town torn apart by warring gangs, the film follows the adventurous journey of Zatoichi, a blind masseur with extraordinary swordsmanship skills. While visiting a farming family, Zatoichi encounters two strong-willed women each carrying their own agenda.
19. 1-Ichi (2003)
1-Ichi” is a visceral, action-packed prequel to the critically acclaimed film “Ichi the Killer, “ directed by the visionary Takashi Miike. Set in the dark and dangerous world of high school violence, the film delves into “Ichi the Killer” protagonist’s origin as an innocent, bullied victim forced into a world of horrifying violence and bloodshed.
20. Watashi no guranpa (2003)
In the heart-warming and unexpected comedy-drama “Watashi no guranpa, “ 13-year-old Tamako finds her life in turbulence when her seemingly normal high school routine is disrupted by the unexpected return of her recently imprisoned grandfather, Kenzo. While initially dealing with the school bullies that have plagued Tamako, Kenzo’s return opens a new can of worms as his encounters with the Yakuza bring the family to a crossroads they never expected.
21. Last Life in the Universe (2003)
Last Life in the Universe” is a unique blend of comedy, drama, and romance that explores the depths of loneliness, melancholy, and alienation through the lives of two lost souls. The story follows a suicidal Japanese librarian, played by Tadanobu Asano, who finds himself in Thailand, forced to hide from his past. There, he crosses paths with a pot-smoking woman, portrayed by Sinitta Boonyasak, still grappling with the recent loss of her sister.
22. Aiden & Titi (2003)
Aiden & Titi, “ a gripping 2003 Japanese drama-musical film, takes viewers to the pulsating 80s rock scene. The lead singer of the band ‘Speed Way, ‘ Nakajima (brilliantly played by Kazunobu Mineta), is in constant conflict with his record company due to his unwillingness to compromise on his rock principles for commercial gain. Despite the constant pressure, Nakajima remains unwavering in his rebellious spirit, drawing parallels to the comic book roots of the movie.
23. Café Lumière (2003)
Café Lumière (2003) is a captivating drama film directed by Hsiao-Hsien Hou and written by Hsiao-Hsien Hou and T’ien-wen Chu. The movie, set in Japan and Taiwan, has a runtime of 1h 48min and stars Yo Hitoto, Tadanobu Asano, and Masato Hagiwara. It has received positive acclaim, with awards and nominations, including an IMDb rating of 6.8 based on 3309 votes.
24. The Taste of Tea (2004)
In the quaint suburban town of Tsukishima, a peculiar family navigates the unordinary moments of daily life in “The Taste of Tea. “ Director Katsuhito Ishii explores the unique yet endearing charm of this rural Japanese community through the lens of comedy and fantasy.
25. Naisu no mori: The First Contact (2005)
Naisu no mori: The First Contact, “ a cult film directed by Katsuhito Ishii, Hajime Ishimine, and Shunichirô Miki, is an experimental comedy-fantasy that has left audiences puzzled and enchanted in equal measure. Set in 2005, the film features a unique blend of absurdism and surrealism, focusing on the relationships and adventures of three eccentric brothers. Starring Andrew Alfieri, Hideaki Anno, and Moyoco Anno, this non-conventional film boasts a 6.6 IMDb rating.
26. Umoregi (2005)
Umoregi” is a poignant 2005 Japanese drama directed by Kôhei Oguri, with a screenplay written by Oguri and Tsukasa Sasaki. The film features a stellar cast, including Tadanobu Asano, Mai Enoki, and Tokie Hidari.
27. Eri Eri rema sabakutani (2005)
In the not-too-distant future, A. D. 2015, a deadly virus spreads across the world, infecting those exposed to pictures and leading to widespread suicides. Dubbed the “Lemming Syndrome, “ the virus has left scientists stumped, with no cure in sight. Amid this chaos, a group of teenagers in Japan attempts to fight back by creating a new form of music that they hope will bring some semblance of hope amidst the horror.
28. Taga tameni (2005)
Taga tameni” is a Japanese film that released in 2005, directed by Tarô Hyûgaji. The movie stars Tadanobu Asano, Erika Oda, and Chizuru Ikewaki and is presented by Bandai Visual Company and Paru Kikaku. The 1h 37m runtime film, rated PG-13, offers a compelling blend of drama, crime, and romance.
29. Hana (2006)
Delve into the vibrant 18th century Japanese world of “Hana” as talented Kore-eda Hirokazu directs this engaging drama. In a poignant narrative, a tormented young samurai is pushed to the brink of seeking revenge for the tragic loss of his father. As Hirokazu masterfully crafts this gripping tale, “Hana” offers audiences a gripping exploration of grief, fate, and the complexities of love and revenge set against a backdrop of the captivating samurai era.
30. Invisible Waves (2006)
Invisible Waves” is a gripping drama and thriller that takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. Set in Thailand and directed by Pen-Ek Ratanaruang, the film follows a man (Asano) who, after accidentally killing his girlfriend, decides to move to Thailand in a desperate attempt to cope with his guilt and avoid arrest.
31. Sad Vacation (2007)
Sad Vacation” is an emotional, heart-wrenching drama set in Japan. Written and directed by Shinji Aoyama, the film delves into the life of a young man named Kenji, who has faced a series of hardships since being abandoned by his mother. Through a series of odd jobs, including driving bar hostesses and their customers home, Kenji becomes entangled in the lives of the sister of a jailed friend and a young illegal immigrant.
32. Mongol: The Rise of Genghis Khan (2007)
Mongol: The Rise of Genghis Khan” is an epic action biographical film that recounts the early life of the legendary Genghis Khan. The Mongolian ruler, who transformed his once nomadic tribe into a global superpower by conquering half the world in 1206, is portrayed through the eyes of his youth.
33. Kabei: Our Mother (2008)
Kabei: Our Mother” is a heartfelt drama movie directed by Yôji Yamada and based on the childhood experiences of Teruyo Nogami. Set in Japan during the 1950s and 1960s, the film offers a poignant glimpse into the life of Kabi, a dedicated housewife and devoted mother.
34. Buyusenki Battle Chronicles (2008)
Buyusenki Battle Chronicles takes viewers on a wild ride through the grim world of Japanese bosozoku street gangs. Led by Kyosuke Jinnai, the charismatic leader of the notorious “Buyusenki” gang, these brutal motorized street warriors terrorize the Kanto region wielding swords and baseball bats. Jinnai’s desire for a peaceful life takes a dangerous turn as he plans to leave the gang and start a family with his pregnant girlfriend.
35. Redline (2009)
Redline” is a thrilling animated sci-fi movie set in the far reaches of the galaxy, where the most popular race in the universe takes place — the Redline. This high-stakes race attracts racers from all corners of the cosmos, who engage in a fierce battle for victory and fame.
36. Behind the Blur (2009)
Behind the Blur” is an insightful documentary that delves into the rich history of Thai cinema and its struggle to evolve in a rapidly changing industry. As the film industry in Thailand strives to move forward, this film explores the past through a mix of colorful film clips and interviews with Thai directors, as well as renowned artists like Thaitanium. With a runtime of 1 hour and 12 minutes, this documentary provides an in-depth look at the Thai New Wave since 1997, a period marked by unique storytelling and innovative filmmaking techniques.
37. Wandering Home (2010)
Wandering Home” is a poignant Japanese drama released in 2010. It follows the life of war photojournalist Yasuyuki Tsukahara, whose marriage to manga artist Yuki Sonoda ends in divorce due to his persistent drinking problems. As Yasuyuki’s condition worsens, he is hospitalized and faces violent behavior. Nevertheless, his battle against alcohol addiction remains unwavering, causing tension within his family.
38. Vengeance Can Wait (2010)
Vengeance Can Wait” is a dramatic Japanese film released in 2010. Directed by Masanori Tominaga and written by Yukiko Motoya and Masanori Tominaga, the movie follows Hidenori and Nanase, two roommates who share a home in the country.
39. Moonlight Mask (2011)
In the quirky comedy “Moonlight Mask, “ also known as “Gekkou no kamen” in Japan, an eccentric man named Katsuragi (Tadanobu Asano) takes up a peculiar job as a masked delivery driver, known as the Moonlight Mask. As he travels through the streets of Tokyo, he encounters various strange and funny characters who provide both laughter and absurdity to the film. This unique comedy, directed by Itsuji Itao and written by both Itao and Shôichirô Masumoto, is sure to capture the hearts of comedy lovers everywhere.
40. Sutekina kakushi dori -kanzen muketsu no concierge- (2011)
Sutekina kakushi dori -kanzen muketsu no concierge-” is a delightful 2011 Japanese comedy that centers around a unique concierge at a luxurious hotel. The enchanting ambiance of the hotel is brought to life through a series of unusual and eccentric guests, each with their own quirks and charms. The film’s director, Kôki Mitani, masterfully blends these elements, along with a touch of the surreal, to create an engaging and humorous experience.
41. Thor (2011)
Thor, the powerful yet arrogant god, is magically banished from his kingdom of Asgard and sent to the human realm of Midgard (Earth). In his quest to regain his status and protect the humans from a sinister plot, Thor transforms from a self-centered deity to a humble and relentless defender. As Thor’s journey unfolds, he teams up with unlikely allies, including the cunning scientist Dr.
42. Children Who Won’t Die (2012)
Children Who Won’t Die” is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the unique world of architecture and its potential impact on human life. Directed by Nobutaka Yamaoka, the film follows two artists as they embark on an unconventional journey to build lofts designed to halt the aging process.
43. Battleship (2012)
Battleship” is a high-stakes action-adventure film released in 2012. Directed by Peter Berg and starring an ensemble cast including Alexander Skarsgård, Brooklyn Decker, and Liam Neeson, the movie takes place on a fleet of naval ships where the crew must battle an unknown adversary with destructive intentions.
44. Fly with the Gold (2012)
Fly with the Gold” is a gripping crime-drama movie released in 2012. Directed by Kazuyuki Izutsu, the story revolves around Kota, a young man played by Satoshi Tsumabuki, who is informed about an impending 1.5 billion yen gold bar heist from his friend Kitagawa, portrayed by Tadanobu Asano. Kota decides to join the robbery and enlists the help of Noda, a bank security employee, and a North Korean spy posing as a college student.
45. Thor: The Dark World (2013)
Prepare for a thrilling ride as the Marvel Cinematic Universe returns in 2013 with “Thor: The Dark World. “ Thor must save the universe once again as the Dark Elves attempt to plunge everything into darkness. After an exciting initial outing, Thor embarks on a dangerous and deeply personal journey to reunite with his love interest, Doctor Jane Foster.
46. 47 Ronin (2013)
In the captivating action-drama film “47 Ronin, “ a group of skilled samurai is brought together to avenge the death and disgrace of their master, who was brutally killed by a merciless shogun. Led by the enigmatic Kai (Keanu Reeves), these samurai embark on a perilous journey to restore honor and uncover the shogun’s dark secrets. As they battle through treacherous landscapes and face harrowing challenges, the 47 ronin must overcome their personal demons and unite in their pursuit of justice.
47. The Kiyosu Conference (2013)
The Kiyosu Conference, “ a 2013 Japanese comedy-drama film directed by Kôki Mitani, is an entertaining adaptation of the 1582 “Honno-ji Incident. “ The movie follows the absurd antics of two rival groups as they compete to appoint a new daimyo. Based on a novel and featuring a screenplay adapted by the author, the film strikes a unique balance between comedy and history.
48. Flowers of Taipei: Taiwan New Cinema (2014)
Flowers of Taipei: Taiwan New Cinema” is a thought-provoking documentary that takes viewers on a journey through time to revisit the iconic Taiwan New Cinema movement of the 1980s. This film is a loving tribute from filmmakers and critics from all around the world, who come together to honor and celebrate the groundbreaking artistry that arose in Taiwan during this era.
49. Lupin the 3rd (2014)
Lupin the 3rd, also known as Rupan sansei, is a thrilling, high-energy action-adventure comedy film based on the popular comic book and manga series. Directed by Ryûhei Kitamura, this stylish 2014 production follows the titular character — the young grandson of a legendary gentleman burglar — who assembles a team of talented thieves. Together, they embark on a daring quest to pull off the heist of a lifetime by stealing a legendary Cleopatran necklace from none other than an underworld tycoon.
50. Ruined Heart: Another Lovestory Between a Criminal & a Whore (2014)
Ruined Heart: Another Lovestory Between a Criminal & a Whore” unfolds a powerful and intense journey between two damaged souls. Directed and written by Khavn, the film weaves together a tale of love and violence as it explores the redemption and heartbreak of a criminal and a prostitute. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 13 minutes, this short, yet captivating drama offers an intimate exploration of love in the face of life’s cruelest realities.
51. My Man (2014)
My Man” is a poignant and thought-provoking drama set in the aftermath of a devastating tsunami that leaves young Hana, a 10-year-old girl, searching for connection and love. Taken in by her distant relative, Jungo Kusarino, a 26-year-old cook for the coast guard, Hana and Jungo form an unexpected bond that transcends their age gap.
52. Parasyte: Part 1 (2014)
In “Parasyte: Part 1” (2014), humanity faces a dark and unspeakable terror, with gruesome “Mincemeat Murders” plaguing the globe. Enter high school student Izumi Shinichi, who discovers a shocking truth: a parasite has taken over his life, replacing his right hand. This chilling sci-fi thriller, based on the acclaimed Japanese anime series, explores the intense fight for survival and the complexities of humanity as a society.
53. Grasshopper (2015)
Grasshopper, “ a thrilling action crime drama from Japan, follows the intertwined stories of three characters: Suzuki, Kujira, and Semi. Suzuki, a former middle school teacher, is consumed by grief and vengeance after the murder of his girlfriend. He delves headfirst into the criminal underworld to seek justice, an endeavor fraught with danger and deception.
54. Parasyte: Part 2 (2015)
Parasyte: Part 2, “ a gripping action-drama, sees Japan under siege from human-mimicking, flesh-consuming alien parasites. As the human world descends into chaos, Shinichi Izumi, a young high school student, finds himself bonded with a parasite that he convinces to help him fight back. With suspenseful drama and a touch of horror, this thrilling sequel takes the audience on a roller-coaster ride of survival and sacrifice.
55. Harmonium (2016)
Harmonium, released in 2016 and directed by Kôji Fukada, is a captivating Japanese drama film that explores the complexities of human relationships. The movie centers around Toshio, an owner of a small workshop who hires Yasaka, a man recently released from prison. As Yasaka becomes more involved in Toshio’s family life, the once peaceful existence is disrupted, leading to guilt and turmoil.
56. The Wasted Times (2016)
The Wasted Times” is a captivating crime drama that takes viewers through a treacherous journey of alliances, betrayal, and violence. Set across several decades, the movie follows a deadly deal established between the Japanese army and Shanghai’s criminal underworld.
57. Silence (2016)
In the 17th century, Silence tells the gripping story of two Portuguese Jesuit priests who embark on a harrowing journey to Japan in search of their mentor, believed to have renounced his faith. Amidst a time of intense religious persecution, these courageous men face unimaginable torture in their quest to spread Catholicism and discover the truth about their mentor’s fate. Directed by the legendary Martin Scorsese, Silence is a powerful drama that explores themes of faith, perseverance, and the harsh realities of human suffering.
58. The Brand New Legend of the Stardust Brothers (2016)
The Brand New Legend of the Stardust Brothers is a lively, comedic sequel to the classic 1980 rock musical of the same name. Director Macoto Tezuka masterfully weaves together elements of diverse genres such as road movies, westerns, and meta fiction, while the talented cast led by Ryosuke Miura, Kôhei Takeda, and Chika Arakawa bring the characters to life. Set in the backdrop of a dynamic, Japanese landscape, this engaging film not only delights fans of the original but also captivates newcomers with its unique premise.
59. Shinjuku Swan II (2017)
Shinjuku Swan II” is a thrilling action-packed movie that continues the compelling story of Tatsuhiko Shiratori. After moving from the bustling streets of Shinjuku, Tokyo, to the coastal city of Yokohama, Tatsuhiko finds himself in conflict with Masaki Taki, the CEO of a scout company.
60. Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
Thor: Ragnarok” is a high-octane, action-packed adventure in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The film takes place after the mighty Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is held captive on the planet Sakaar.
61. Kasane (2018)
Kasane” is a gripping Japanese movie that follows the story of an ugly but talented actress. In a twist of fate, she uncovers the power to swap bodies with beautiful actresses temporarily. Though this power seems like a dream come true, Kasane must face the consequences of pretending to be someone she’s not.
62. The Outsider (2018)
The Outsider” (2018) is an intense, action-packed drama that takes place in post-World War II Japan. The movie follows the story of an American soldier turned yakuza member, struggling to find his place amidst the chaotic crime world and cultural clashes.
63. The Bastard and the Beautiful World (2018)
Experience a unique blend of dramatic narratives as “The Bastard and the Beautiful World” unfolds in an intriguing omnibus format. Directed by three talented filmmakers, this Japanese movie showcases four distinct stories that explore various facets of life, love, and relationships.
64. Chiwawa (2019)
Chiwawa” explores the life of a popular girl in Tokyo whose dead body is found in Tokyo Bay, shattered into pieces. As her friends gather to remember her, they realize they know nothing about her real name or background. This thought-provoking drama unfolds in a thrilling mystery, raising questions about identity and the secrets we keep from those closest to us.
65. Midway (2019)
Midway” (2019) is an action-packed drama that takes viewers to the heart of the historic Battle of Midway during World War II. Directed by Roland Emmerich and written by Wes Tooke, the movie follows the leaders and sailors who fought in this pivotal oceanic conflict. Starring Ed Skrein, Patrick Wilson, and Woody Harrelson, “Midway” offers a gripping portrayal of the U. S. Navy’s struggle against the formidable Japanese fleet.
66. Minamata (2020)
Minamata (2020) is a compelling drama that delves into the devastating consequences of mercury poisoning in Japanese coastal communities. The film follows war photographer W.
67. Mortal Kombat (2021)
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68. Kate (2021)
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