Treat yourself to Bong Joon-ho's underseen directorial debut, Japan's superior Hunger Games, and a gripping Romanian ...

Following a Japanese middle-school class forced to fight one another to the death, director Kinji Fukasaku’s final film drew praise and criticism for its teen drama, ultra-violence, and ...

DAIRIKU and Weber have come together to honor the late David Lynch with a collection focused on Blue Velvet. The capsule, which arrives alongside a showing of the film’s 4K remastered version ...

Battle Royale, by Kinji Fukasaku, is a 2000 film that has become a cult classic. It’s a cross between Lord of the Flies and The Hunger Games, set in Japan. It takes place in a totalitarian-ruled ...

As of Day 9, the box office collection of the Ram Charan starrer has reached Rs 0.26 crore, according to the latest data. By the end of its first week, the total box office collection stood at Rs ...

If any uncertainty lingered that an American enfant terrible—Jacobs had been fired from Perry Ellis for designing his now beloved “Grunge” collection—was qualified to steer one of France ...

For instance, Kinji Fukasaku’s iconic Japanese horror film with dystopian elements Battle Royale (2000). Based on the 1999 novel of the same name, has a similarly deadly game where a class of high ...

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Directed by Kinji Fukasaku in 2000, Battle Royale also follows a group of Japanese teenagers who are forced to kill each other on a remote island, enforced under a new law called ‘Battle Royale’. The ...

Jakoman and Tetsu: Jakoman and Tetsu is an early action masterpiece from Kinji Fukasaku (Battles Without Honor and Humanity, Battle Royale), adapted from a script written by the legendary Akira ...