Hiroaki Jinno

Flower of Shanidar

A strange phenomenon takes place. A beautiful flower blooms on a selected woman's body and that flower is called the "Shanidar". When the Shanidar is in full bloom, the flower produces a substance which is then sold at a high cost to develop new drugs. Kenji Otaki works as a researcher at the facility where the Shanidar is grown.

Heart and Yummie

Heart is a tyrannosaurus who is found and raised bv a herbivore mother. After learning his true nature as a meat eater, he runs away from home and finds a baby ankylosaurus egg that hatches and thinks Heart is his father. After accidentally naming the baby Yummie - thinking he looked tasty - their love for one another tests the bounds of nature vs. nurture.

Mô, hitori ja nai

A pair of men and women ran off from a sanatorium where personality fusion treatment for patients with multiple personality disorder was being performed. The man had five personalities and the woman had eight personalities.

Mô, hitori ja nai

A pair of men and women ran off from a sanatorium where personality fusion treatment for patients with multiple personality disorder was being performed. The man had five personalities and the woman had eight personalities.

Shin Yurizoku 3

Satomi Yamamoto, a librarian at Keishin Girls' High School who lives with her homeroom teacher Ayako, is in love with Ryoko Sawaki, who always comes to the library at the same time. Satomi unexpectedly has an opportunity to exchange voices with her. She gives Ryoko a card asking her to buy a book, saying that she had it herself, but she wanted everyone to read it as well. "What kind of book is it?" she asked, and she answered that it was about a love story between girls. Satomi immediately bought the book and was stunned by the book's depiction of intense sex. Ayako then introduced her transfer student, Suzuko Sakurai, to Satomi as her new roommate. When it turns out that Suzuko was actually the original author of the book, Satomi's heart suddenly becomes flustered. Moreover, the novel is written based on fact...

Tsuki yori kaeru

A look at Japan in 2039.

Tsuki yori kaeru

A look at Japan in 2039.

Tsuki yori kaeru

A look at Japan in 2039.

The Cherry Orchard

At an all-girls school, a group of girls prepare for a stage performance of Anton Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard".

Doki doki Virgin mô ichido I Love You

Just when Hideki thinks he will lose his virginity, he gets hit by a car, and dies. God gives him a 2nd chance by placing his mind into the body of Sachiko's best friend, a girl. Can he convince Sachiko of his love?

No Life King

Via the New York Times: "The solemn, intent faces of the Japanese schoolboys playing video games in Jun Ichikawa's "No Life King" bespeak a new type of modern horror. Addicted to their favorite new game (from which the film takes its title), these children have become seriously estranged from the real world. The film's constant emphasis is on the ways in which this has been allowed to happen, and on how emblematic it is of larger attitudes in a technological society. When a young boy trying to converse with his mother must compete with a home computer for her attention, it's not hard to see why the boy has retreated into his own computer-dominated world."

Male Virgin Story 4: Take Me to the Skiing

The film depicts the love lives of six high school boys and girls who love to ski. Based on "Doutei Monogatari" from Gakken's "MOMOCO", this is the fourth in the series.

Rasuto kyabaree

A bittersweet coming of age story of a high school girl, her father and the end of an erotic night club. An allegorical requiem for Nikkatsu studios.