Ajin: The Oads - BLU-RAY

What could be more embarrassing than being caught peeping into the girls' locker room? Being caught inside the girls' locker room inside a locker! And yet, that's where Kimio Suga finds himself! And even if it was by accident, as soon as that door opens and he's discovered, he'll be branded a pervert and maybe even suspended! Except... The girl who finds him is Nozomi Komine, who lives in the apartment across from his, and she covers for him! Unfortunately, that isn't an act of kindness, it's the prelude to blackmail! Because Nozomi has certain games that she'd like to play and Kimio's location and guilt make him the perfect plaything! And if that's not bad enough, the situation gets really out of control when she starts bringing other girls in to play with her toy in NOZO X KIMI!

A man walks the line between life and death and finds it isn't at all what he imagined in this wildly imaginative anime feature. Nishi is a nebbishy cartoon artist who is still carrying a torch for Miyo, a beautiful girl who left him years before. One night, Nishi gets a call from Miyo, asking him to meet her at the restaurant her family owns. Nishi arrives and is met by Miyo, her father, her sister - and her fiancé. Before Nishi can find out what the meeting is all about, a handful of gangsters who are owed money by Miyo's father burst into the diner, and Nishi is shot during the melee. However, as his soul leaves his body, he discovers the next world isn't quite what he expected, as a computer-bound Supreme Being discusses his failings with him and he is instructed, as is the custom, to walk toward the light. Having had enough of death during his brief visit, Nishi turns tail and flees, running from heaven's minions, determined to make the most of his life while he still can. Adapted by writer and director Masaaki Yuasa from a manga by Robin Nishi, Mind Game was given it's North American premier at the 2005 New York Asian Film Festival.

In the 14th century, deformed noh dancer Uni-Oh (voiced by Avu-chan) and blind biwa player Tomona (Mirai Moriyama) each knew ostracism because of their disabilities-but once they collaborated, their performances caused a cultural sensation. So much so, that a wary shogunate turned to covert, and then overt means of breaking up their partnership. Striking anime fantasy-musical from Masaaki Yuasa also features the voices of Tasuku Emoto, Kenjiro Tsuda. 98 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack Japanese; Subtitles English. In Japanese with English subtitles.