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A limited edition 3 disc digipack bluray set of 3 films from legendary Japanese director Nobuhiko Obayashi. Limited to just 2000 copies and includes booklet by historian Aarow Gerow.
Disc 1:
- Casting Blossoms to the Sky この空の花 長岡花火物語 (2011)
- Endo Reiko is a journalist visiting Nagaoka to comment on the aftermath of the earthquake in Tohoku. From local residents, Endo learns about the city's fireworks traditions, and how the region was destroyed during the war.
- Special Features: 45 minute Interview with Nobuhiko Obayashi
Disc 2:
- Seven Weeks 野のなななのか (2014)
- Weaving the life of a 92-year-old doctor into the history of a small Hokkaido city, "Seven Weeks" addresses Japan's wartime responsibility, its present nuclear crisis and the heartaches of youth and love.
- Special Features: 75 minute Making Of
Disc 3:
- Hanagatami 花筐 (2017)
- In the spring of 1941, sixteen-year-old Toshihiko leaves Amsterdam to attend school in Karatsu, a small town on the western coast of Japan. Immersed in the seaside's nature and culture, Toshihiko soon befriends the town's other extraordinary adolescents as they all contend with the war's inescapable gravitational pull.
- Special Features: 35 minute interview with Nobuhiko Obayashi
Contents:
- Interviews with Nobuhiko Obayashi
- Making of Seven Weeks
- Limited to 2000 copies
- Includes booklet by historian Aaron Gerow
- Third Window
- 500 mins approx
- 15
English
- Japanese
- 3
- B
- Arrow Video
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Arrow Films
A limited edition 3 disc digipack bluray set of 3 films from legendary Japanese director Nobuhiko Obayashi. Limited to just 2000 copies and includes booklet by historian Aarow Gerow.
Disc 1:
- Casting Blossoms to the Sky この空の花 長岡花火物語 (2011)
- Endo Reiko is a journalist visiting Nagaoka to comment on the aftermath of the earthquake in Tohoku. From local residents, Endo learns about the city's fireworks traditions, and how the region was destroyed during the war.
- Special Features: 45 minute Interview with Nobuhiko Obayashi
Disc 2:
- Seven Weeks 野のなななのか (2014)
- Weaving the life of a 92-year-old doctor into the history of a small Hokkaido city, "Seven Weeks" addresses Japan's wartime responsibility, its present nuclear crisis and the heartaches of youth and love.
- Special Features: 75 minute Making Of
Disc 3:
- Hanagatami 花筐 (2017)
- In the spring of 1941, sixteen-year-old Toshihiko leaves Amsterdam to attend school in Karatsu, a small town on the western coast of Japan. Immersed in the seaside's nature and culture, Toshihiko soon befriends the town's other extraordinary adolescents as they all contend with the war's inescapable gravitational pull.
- Special Features: 35 minute interview with Nobuhiko Obayashi
Contents:
- Interviews with Nobuhiko Obayashi
- Making of Seven Weeks
- Limited to 2000 copies
- Includes booklet by historian Aaron Gerow
- Third Window
- 500 mins approx
- 15
English
- Japanese
- 3
- B
- Arrow Video
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Absolutely Gorgeous!
Fans of Japanese cinema should all be able to recite the famed directors of legend, Kurosawa, Ozu, Teruo Ishii, Sion Sono, Takeshi Miike; the list goes on. But fewer will be familiar with one of the most profound directors of the modern era, that being Nobuhiko Obayashi! With this wonderful collection by Third Window Films, we get three of the more modern pictures from Obayashi. Not only is this VERY limited (1500 copies worldwide) it is one of the best presented digipaks I have come across. The fold out case is brimming with colourful imagery that truly encapsulates the filmmaker's taste for art and flamboyance, but also hints at the soulful stories that he is telling with these films. These films are poignant, somewhat harrowing tales of civilian life during some of the darkest days in modern Japanese history. If you are a fan of works such as "Sansho the Bailiff "and the heartbreaking "Hiroshima", then you owe it to yourself to pick up this wonderful set whilst you cant. At any price, this is a wonderful addition to any Japanese cinema fan's shelf. 9/10
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