Momo Nakamura

Imagine waking up not knowing who you are, who you were, or who you will be, in a place familiar yet foreign. The world is in chaos and it twists around you like a snake. Everything brings a vague recollection of memories you just can't grasp. You meet others like you - lost, confused, and enraged - while the rest seem to ignore your very existence. Who is your enemy? Who is your ally? Is that really your wife? Who can be trusted? Meet Joseph List, bewildered white male, midlife mad, drifting in a time warp where answers just generate more questions. Joe knows something happened to him -- something powerful and personal -- and he is desperate to find out what it is. Is it meaningful or meaningless? Can it be fixed or is it not broken? LOOP is one man's journey into a senseless world of bent time and elastic reality - a world where he finds that the sanity he seeks is the insanity he's lost.

Open details →

At the beginning of 21 century, the capital city, Tokyo, is full of spies in 60 years since World War II. The government without official intelligence agency deals with spy acts by foreigners and registers associated with private security organizations. However, the government which no longer fight against foreign spies plans to bring in ultimate fight skills passed on by beautiful and sexy female ninjas...

Open details →

Open details →

This second installment in the series, directed by Hitoshi Nimura, explores the personal lives and private fantasies of several young women. The narrative follows aspiring pianist Ran Monbu as she struggles to balance her professional musical ambitions with her internal distractions. Parallel to this, Mitsu Amai experiences a journey of self-discovery after an unexpected encounter with adult media. The film concludes with a focused segment involving several central characters in a shared setting.

Open details →

This provocative, entertaining and utterly compelling film features a trio of tales about the way we seek, and sometimes find, meaning and purpose in our everyday lives. From a troubled artist haunted by the ghost of Vincent van Gogh to a temp worker trying to make sense of her life, these stories highlight the wonder at the heart of our existence, if only we have the eyes to see it. Screenwriter Edward B. Sherman directs this indie treat.

Open details →