In
addition to the action
superstar in a rare
dramatic role,
1911 also co-stars
Winston Chao (Road to
Dawn) as Sun Yat-sen,
Li Bing Bing
(Detective Dee),
Jiang Wu (Let the
Bullets Fly), Joan
Chen, Hu Ge, and Jaycee
Chan. One of the most
anticipated films of
2011, 1911 was
one of the opening films
at the 2011 Tokyo
International Film
Festival.

In late
1910, Sun Yat-sen and
his Tongmenghui brethren
- including Huang Xing
(Jackie Chan) - meet in
Malaysia to prepare for
the Huanghuagang Uprising
in Guangzhou. Even though
the uprising, which
involves an attack on the
governors office, ends
in failure, other
uprisings begin to
follow, troubling the
Empress Dowager (Joan
Chen). To prevent the
Qing court from stopping
the revolution, Sun
Yat-sen travels to Europe
to stop banks from
lending money to the Qing
government. Meanwhile,
Huang Xing continues to
fight on the
battlefields, facing
death
everyday...

The
Bruce Lee Legendary
Collection boxset
includes:

When
Saori arrives at
"e;Maison de Himiko,
"e; she is hostile
towards all of the
residents, especially
her father, who is now
bedridden and dying of
cancer. He abandoned
Saori and her mother
years ago, changing his
name and effectively
disappearing. Can Himiko
earn his daughters love
and regain her trust? Or
will Saori use her
fathers weakened
condition to exact her
revenge on him for
leaving them to fend for
themselves?

Starring
an assuredly competent
Shibasaki Kou as Saori,
Odagiri Joe as the
eternally patient
Haruhiko, and Tanaka Min
as Himiko, Maison de
Himiko is a touching,
bittersweet tale of
acceptance, forgiveness,
and
reconciliation.

Spy
action complete with

Schoolgirl Mikayo
(Narumi Riko) is
traveling to a village in
Yamagata with her teacher
(Maiko) and classmates to
learn more about a
historical event that
occurred there 800 years
ago. As the legend goes,
defeated samurai
Tsuzuranuki (Sawamura
Ikki, Kafu wo
Machiwabite) fled to
the village with his
lover (Narumi Riko) and
retainer (Takenaka
Naoto), only to get
tortured and killed by
the villagers. The
village is supposedly
cursed, but Mikayo
couldnt care less as she
has more pressing
adolescent headaches to
deal with. When the mayor
(Namase Katsuhisa) knocks
down the village monument
commemorating
Tsuzuranuki, however,
he unwittingly releases
the vengeful warrior
spirits

1942,
Japanese occupied
Shanghai. Young drama
student Wang Jiazhi (Tang
Wei, in a daring debut
performance) has been
given an extraordinary
mission: to infiltrate
the inner circle of Mr.
Yee (Tony Leung Chiu
Wai), the head of the
Japanese puppet
governments secret
police, and arrange for
his assassination. To do
so, she takes on a false
identity as "e;Mrs.
Mak"e; and attempts
to seduce Mr. Yee,
convincing him of her
emotion so she can one
day betray him. At first,
Jiazhi is dedicated to
her cause, having been
drafted into the ranks of
the resistance by her
charismatic classmate
Kuang (Leehom Wang). But
in attempting to draw
closer to Mr. Yee, she
finds herself torn
between her
"e;real"e; life
and the seductive pull of
the role she has created,
a role that threatens to
consume her heart and
soul.

Premiering at
the 2007 Venice Film
Festival, the film
earned Ang Lee his second
Golden Lion Award, the
first being for
Brokeback
Mountain, while also
receiving notices for its
exacting detail,
sumptuous period setting,
powerful performances
from Tony Leung Chiu Wai
and Tang Wei, and
finally its explicit love
scenes. The film was
branded with an NC-17
rating in North
Ame

Returning to the
directors chair six years
after Twenty Something
Taipei,
actor-turned-director
Leon Dai sensitively
recounts the
circumstances that
brought them to that
bridge in a brilliant
black-and-white docudrama
that is as simple as it
is stunning. Li Wu Hsiung
(played by the films
co-writer and producer
Chen Wen Pin) and his
young daughter Mei (Chao
Yo Hsuan) squat in a
rundown shack at a
Kaohsiung port. Though
poor, the two have each
other and thats enough.
With Mei reaching school
age, Li tries to enroll
her for school, but the
process reveals that he
doesnt have the necessary
paperwork to prove he is
Meis legal guardian. When
the authorities threaten
to take Mei away, Li
fights back with
everything hes got, but
everywhere he goes its
more bureaucracy and red
tape, and a mounting
desperation that drives
him to the edge.

Despite the
production being
disrupted by the March 11
disasters, the Miyazakis
kept their promise and
released the film on time
in cinemas, providing
much-needed lighthearted
entertainment for
Japanese audiences.
Poppy Hill
eventually became the
highest grossing Japanese
film of 2011, and it won
the Animation of the Year
award at the 35th Japan
Academy Prize.

1960s,
Yokohama. 17-year-old
Umi (Nagasawa Masami)
lives in a house on a
hilltop next to the sea
with her grandmother and
other boarders. Everyday,
she raises a signal flag
for passing ships.
Noticing the flag every
morning is her schoolmate
Shun (Okada Junichi),
who sees it everyday on
his fathers tugboat. The
two eventually meet in
school at a protest rally
to protect the old
Quarter Latin building,
which houses all the
interest clubs. Umi ends
up joining the cause,
getting other female
students to help Shun and
the other students clean
up the building. In the
process, Umi and Shun
develop feelings for each
other. However, Umi
discovers a shocking
secret from the past that
threatens to drive them
apart.

Director Hu
Mei is best known for her
acclaimed historical TV
drama series like Yong
Zheng Dynasty and
The Emperor in Han
Dynasty. Here, she
has chosen a special
angle in tackling the
compelling biography of
the Great Sage. Set in
the chaotic and decadent
world of the warring
states during the Spring
and Autumn Period, the
film focuses on the
turbulent later years of
Confuciuss life,
specifically from his
appointment to political
office at 51 to his death
at 73, and all the
dramatic stories in
between.

The Special Edition comes
with a 2011 Rainie
calendar.

Despite the
production being
disrupted by the March 11
disasters, the Miyazakis
kept their promise and
released the film on time
in cinemas, providing
much-needed lighthearted
entertainment for
Japanese audiences.
Poppy Hill
eventually became the
highest grossing Japanese
film of 2011, and it won
the Animation of the Year
award at the 35th Japan
Academy Prize.

Late
1970s, Yokohama.
17-year-old Umi (Nagasawa
Masami) lives in a house
on a hilltop next to the
sea with her grandmother
and other boarders.
Everyday, she raises a
signal flag for passing
ships. Noticing the flag
every morning is her
schoolmate Shun (Okada
Junichi), who sees it
everyday on his fathers
tugboat. The two
eventually meet in school
at a protest rally to
protect the old Quarter
Latin building, which
houses all the interest
clubs. Umi ends up
joining the cause,
getting other female
students to help Shun and
the other students clean
up the building. In the
process, Umi and Shun
develop feelings for each
other. However, Umi
discovers a shocking
secret from the past that
threatens to drive them
apart.

This edition
includes the films
dubbing script and
trailers.

Despite the
production being
disrupted by the March 11
disasters, the Miyazakis
kept their promise and
released the film on time
in cinemas, providing
much-needed lighthearted
entertainment for
Japanese audiences.
Poppy Hill
eventually became the
highest grossing Japanese
film of 2011, and it won
the Animation of the Year
award at the 35th Japan
Academy Prize.

1960s,
Yokohama. 17-year-old
Umi (Nagasawa Masami)
lives in a house on a
hilltop next to the sea
with her grandmother and
other boarders. Everyday,
she raises a signal flag
for passing ships.
Noticing the flag every
morning is her schoolmate
Shun (Okada Junichi),
who sees it everyday on
his fathers tugboat. The
two eventually meet in
school at a protest rally
to protect the old
Quarter Latin building,
which houses all the
interest clubs. Umi ends
up joining the cause,
getting other female
students to help Shun and
the other students clean
up the building. In the
process, Umi and Shun
develop feelings for each
other. However, Umi
discovers a shocking
secret from the past that
threatens to drive them
apart.

This edition
includes the films
dubbing script and
trailers. It comes with a
set of 15 color
pens.

As an extra treat for
fans, F4 Real Film
Collection - Jerry
Yan is split into two
parts, which means
double the time with
Jerry Yan. Part 1 records
Jerrys experiences amidst
the historic beauty of
Kyoto, while Part 2
brings the heartthrob to
Wakayama.

The
album comes with a
Bonus CD featuring
Teresas new song
"e;My Love For
You"e;, which is
composed by her daughter
Teresa Victoria Carpio
and written by veteran
lyricist Andrew
Lam.

The
Hong Kong Version comes
with a bonus DVD
with the I Love
xxx music video,
starring two very cute
penguins.

Small town teacher
Chen Su Hsin (Amber Kuo)
leaves home for Taipei to
be with Lin Ying Chieh
(Weber Yang), but
certain lies and
misunderstandings pull
the lovers apart. Su
Hsins brother Chiang Chen
Bor (James Wen) thinks he
is getting a promotion at
the company he works for,
but a series of setbacks
leads him to miss simpler
life back home. Lost and
disappointed in the big
city, Su Hsin and Chen
Bor remember their
close-knit family in
Yilan. When they come
back to their country
home, the people once
disappeared from their
lives are there for them
again.

Preorder
Version comes with the
strictly limited bonus CD
What If It
Matters, which is
the English version of
Sandees previous
album!

Jacket A Edition comes
with a bonus DVD
with the I Love
xxx music video,
starring two very cute
penguins.

First Press
Edition comes with the
music video for I Wish
For You on
DVD.

This edition
comes with the music
video for I Wish For
You on
DVD.

Click here for A
VISUAL MIX (Japan
Version)

With her
previous album, Sandee
Chan

I am GHOST -
Kodoku na Jinsei is
available in four
editions. First Press
Limited Edition B comes
with a remix track
and an 8-page
booklet.

This version
comes with a photo
album and a bonus
DVD containing 2
music videos, making-of,
and off-shot
movie.

First Press
Edition features special
packaging and a bonus
DVD of the I Just
Cant Breathe... music
video.

I am GHOST -
Kodoku na Jinsei is
available in four
editions. First Press
Limited Edition A comes
with a DVD
containing the music
video, making of, and
So Ji Sub
message.

When
Saori arrives at
"e;Maison de Himiko,
"e; she is hostile
towards all of the
residents, especially
her father, who is now
bedridden and dying of
cancer. He abandoned
Saori and her mother
years ago, changing his
name and effectively
disappearing. Can Himiko
earn his daughters love
and regain her trust? Or
will Saori use her
fathers weakened
condition to exact her
revenge on him for
leaving them to fend for
themselves?

Starring
an assuredly competent
Shibasaki Kou as Saori,
Odagiri Joe as the
eternally patient
Haruhiko, and Tanaka Min
as Himiko, Maison de
Himiko is a touching,
bittersweet tale of
acceptance, forgiveness,
and
reconciliation.

This
version comes with an
album
poster.

This edition comes with a
randomly selected
trading card and
DVD with live
Muzik footage from
the 4Minutes May 8, 2010
concert at Zepp
Tokyo.

This edition comes with a
randomly selected
trading card and
DVD with live
What a Girl Wants
footage from the 4Minutes
May 8, 2010 concert at
Zepp
Tokyo.