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Manbiki kazoku is a movie starring Lily Franky, Sakura Andô, and Kirin Kiki. A family of small-time crooks take in a child they find outside in the cold.

Starring: Sakura Andô, Mayu Matsuoka, Lily Franky, Kirin Kiki

Genres: Crime, Drama

Director: Hirokazu Koreeda

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Crime, Drama
Director	Hirokazu Koreeda
Writer	Hirokazu Koreeda, Hirokazu Koreeda
Stars	Sakura Andô, Mayu Matsuoka, Lily Franky, Kirin Kiki
Country	Japan
Also Known As	万引き家族, Kradljivci, Shoplifters, Vagiliautojai, Un asunto de familia, Zloději, Kẻ Trộm Siêu Thị, Obiteljske veze, O afacere de familie, 小偷家族, Somos una familia, Bolti tolvajok, Une affaire de famille, Ha'mishpakha Shelly, Un asunto de família, Złodziejaszki, Assunto de Família, Shoplifters - Familienbande, Shoplifters - perhesalaisuuksia, Un affare di famiglia, Shoplifters: Uma Família de Pequenos Ladrões, Tatiči, Zagleni, Κλέφτες Καταστημάτων, Arakçılar
Runtime	2H 1M
Description	A family of small-time crooks take in a child they find outside in the cold.

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Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 05:15

This movie is a modern classic. It has everything that you would expect from a gangster film. Violence, sex, drugs and everything else you can think of. The only problem with it is that it's not a gangster film, but rather a drama about the mafia. I liked the movie because it shows the human side of a mob boss. And that is something that I was not expecting from a gangster film. Although the story is a little bit rushed at times, the acting is very good and the movie flows very well. It's a movie that will make you think, but I am glad that I saw it. Definitely a must see for any fan of gangster films.

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 08:41

This is a gritty, brutal and unforgiving movie. The characters are characters we don't see often in Japan. The violence is non-stop. The story is a personal experience of a man. It is based on his memory of a rape. It is a painful memory. The main character is quite sadistic and violent. The story is told through the eyes of the rapist. If you can stand a lot of violence and a lot of blood, it is worth seeing.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 16:47

The gangster film with Aya Ueto (as Mei) and Aka-onna (as Thalaika) and that includes too the next Gangster, where the two lead women played by Anaho Ai and Mika Sueno also co-star and also the third film of the film, which is the final one in the Gangster Trilogy. As a Gangster film it's a bit of a letdown, as this one of those films where you are hoping for more but as I've already mentioned, it's not very good. You can say that it's not a great film, but the time it takes to get to the final part, you're not sure when it will come. The film has the best performance from Aya Ueto, I like the film because it's a Gangster film, but I don't think it's one of those films where you can say that it's the best of the best. I would recommend this film to fans of the Gangster Trilogy, because it's not really a film that you would want to be disappointed by.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 14:46

I am also one of the viewers of this movie. The subject of the movie is about an elderly couple who are separated because of their marital infidelity. They live in the same country house. This house is so nice and neat, with a great view of the ocean. The main characters were sad, and their predicament was not easy. This is a very sensitive topic. When I watch this movie, I am very sensitive. I also see very well the relation of the characters, and their suffering. They try to cope with the situation as best they can. I feel very sad for them, and I am not sure how to express my feelings, but it is enough for me to feel the situation. The characters who were not in a very good position did not have the possibility to respond to the situation in a way that is pleasant for me. I feel very sorry for them. I think that the movie could be a little more sensitive in terms of its portrayal of the marital infidelity. In this way, I would rate it higher.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 21:05

I have seen it once and I thought it was a good film, but I can't remember the title and all the time I remember that it was a film made in 1997. That is quite a long time ago. Still, I remember that it was an interesting film, and I'm glad I watched it, but I haven't seen it that many times since I first saw it. And I still can't remember the title or all the time I've seen it, so I can't give it a 9. I will say it was one of the better movies I've seen recently. I don't know what it was about, but it was really interesting. And I thought that it was good. I know that it was about the problems in Nigeria and I also think that it was about the relationship between Nigerians and other African peoples. It was definitely a good movie. It was not a perfect movie, but I think it was a good movie, and I would give it a 7 out of 10.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 06:50

The story, although being old and the way it's told is not new, was quite interesting. The cinematography is good, the music is good and the acting is fine. The most intriguing part of the movie was how the dialogue between the 3 main characters, where it kept changing constantly and how they did not know what they were saying, made the movie a little bit hard to follow. But overall, it was a very good movie.

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 15:25

First of all, I'm a fan of Law. I think he is one of the most promising and talented young directors in the country. But I'm a little skeptical of the rating on this film. There were a few scenes that I found offensive. But I thought the overall tone of the film was pretty good. I don't think there was a single scene that would be inappropriate for young children. I also liked how there was no heavy-handed message in the film. It was a different take on what is going on in today's Japan. I thought it was well done and unique.

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 03:41

The violence is very well done and the action is high-quality. The acting is pretty good. There is no real emotional investment or connection to the characters. The characters are archetypal, therefore the film lacks its own emotions and heart. This film could have been very powerful if it had had a stronger emphasis on a real emotional connection and life in war and loss. Instead it is a little uneven. The female leads are really annoying. This film is a great look at life in war. It has great imagery and the action is very well done. This film is about the effects of war on human lives and the effects on human characters. However, it is the story of a group of people who have lost their lives and who are in need of support and help. This film could have been a great one-shot if it had a strong dramatic focus and a strong emotional connection to the characters. The human side of the characters is very well handled. This is a very good film. 7.5/10

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 07:15

This film was originally made as a film in English by a couple of Nigerian men, in the early 1980's. It is a very slow, disturbing film, full of subplots and characters, some quite sick and twisted. The English is an awful mess and the dialogue is of the usual Nigerian slang, but the acting is actually pretty good, and the story is in fact not all that bad, and at times it is quite engrossing. I've heard it said that the whole thing is a parody of the US film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and that's a reasonable description of it, but I think it's the story itself that is at least as disturbing as the film is funny. It's not a good film, but I've never seen a film quite like it.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 19:48

After seeing this movie, I came to the conclusion that Miyazaki does not belong to the old school of Japanese cinema. With the recent release of Spirited Away, I was somewhat skeptical of the new breed of Miyazaki films. However, after seeing This is the End, I can see why Miyazaki is popular among the young generation of Japanese. The movie does not have the traditional stories of Miyazaki, but it does have a different atmosphere than what you would expect. Miyazaki has a strong "Kawaii" style of storytelling. I can say that the movie does have an overall positive influence on its audience. The style of storytelling is not one that is widely spread by the Japanese cinema. It seems that Miyazaki is very much influenced by American cinema. The movie was directed by Goro Miyazaki, who was also the Director of the previous Miyazaki film, My Neighbor Totoro. This movie is very much different from My Neighbor Totoro, which has a similar storyline. I don't think that it is a completely different story. I think that Miyazaki was just trying to create a new style of storytelling in this movie. I believe that this movie was very well done. The acting is very good and the story is very entertaining. I believe that this movie is the best Miyazaki film since Princess Mononoke. This is the best Miyazaki film to date.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 14:00

The country of Gambia has become the latest victim of the war on drugs. Its people have been systematically eradicated by the highly efficient drug cartels that exist in the Western world. The movie has an honest, dramatic, but pessimistic view of the situation. The inhabitants of the Gambian countryside are being terrorized by organized crime. They have lost their children and neighbors and they are forced to live in a constant state of terror. The title of the movie is a tribute to the children who have been lost to the war on drugs. As a result, they no longer play their children's instruments, play traditional instruments, and help their neighbors. This forced disappearance has become a state of terror for the people. They have to leave their children, their music, and their culture. The children cannot express their dreams, they cannot share their ideas, and they can not express their thoughts. Even the education system has been banned. The movie portrays the situation from the point of view of the young children, and the parents. The movie is mostly a portrayal of the deterioration of the people's life in a remote and hostile area. The movie has an excellent cast, including Haji Aitana, Ademir Beny, and Walid Douwe and Ademir Beny. I recommend the movie for everyone who is interested in social issues. The message is to use your critical thinking skills to see the full picture of the situation. As a final note, the movie is also a tribute to the music of the Gambian people.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 03:54

I recently came across a documentary titled "Yanki gensho", which had been produced by Japan's International Cinema Studies Institute and directed by the same one who has made the acclaimed "Cecelia's Wedding" (I was about to have a heart attack!). It was a strange experience to find out that, at the beginning of the film, it was only a brief description of the main characters, before it turned into a narrative that moved very fast and had a lot of "Gosh" in it, which is another reason why I really enjoyed the film. It's an interesting observation about the Asian film industry, but the film's script, in particular the way the story was written and edited, didn't allow me to fully enjoy the film. The scenes that were just "sick" to me were only because of the way the scenes were edited. The best part of the film was probably the way the images were edited. The other problem was the lack of a clear story line. There were moments when the story line could be summarized, but the rest of the film was completely incoherent. It was only the second time I've ever seen an animated film in which the story line was completely incoherent. I don't think that the film could be categorized as a "comedy", though it did have some good moments. The first half of the film was all about the tragic love story, and the second half was all about the moral dilemma. There was a good balance, but there was still too much inconsistency and inconsistency. I would suggest that this film would have been a lot more enjoyable if it had been more coherent. Also, the characters were quite different, so it seemed like the character development was not consistent. Overall, I enjoyed the film, but I think it could have been more entertaining if it had been a bit more coherent and more consistent.

Sunday, 31 May 2020 05:11

Takeshi Kitano's "What do women want?" is a fascinating, thought provoking film that I never tire of seeing. This was a man who had already made such a huge impact with "Akira" and "Yojimbo" that it is not surprising he was up for another crack at the genre, especially after all the trouble he had been through with the script for "Karate Kid: The First Samurai". He is so good at his craft that he makes one of his films look dull by comparison. The film stars Naoko Yamamoto as Tomoko, a girl who has just come home from a summer in the mountains and is suddenly thrown into the world of "Japanese gangster movies" with the demand of protecting her rich, dominant and unrequited love. Along the way she meets many shady characters, some of them a bit odd but all fascinating. The two girls who are in charge of the film are two of the more prominent female roles in this film, and both are so interesting and convincing that they make this a must see for any film lover. The dialogue is also quite well thought out, and is a perfect companion to the film. While this film is at times hard to watch, it is also worth your time.

Sunday, 24 May 2020 22:01

I first saw this film as a young teen. I remember that it was fast paced, even though I was not a huge fan of the director's previous work. Now a few years later, I have re-watched the film again, but I'm surprised to see how this film is remembered, especially by the young people who are unfamiliar with this film. I'd still recommend this film to everyone, but it will not be as well remembered as it could have been. I think the film is at it's best when it's at a pace that is not too fast. I can't say I've ever seen a film that was that slow paced, as the film has a great, simple, slow paced plot, that goes through a lot of time. The cast is great, with a good supporting cast, that works well. The director is very well known for his slow paced style, which gives the film a good look and feel, that makes you want to watch it again. The film is very hard to watch at times, and I was surprised how fast paced it was, and even if you didn't enjoy the film as much, it's still an excellent film to watch. I'm looking forward to seeing the director's next film, as I know he has a lot of potential. He has a very unique style that I don't see many directors having. I really hope he can show us more films like this. It's a very interesting film, that was slow paced, but it's still a good film, and worth watching. 7/10

Sunday, 17 May 2020 21:09

An interesting movie, albeit with a flaw that no one can see. I had trouble with the ending. But I could live with it. It makes one wonder what would happen if the movie was only 30 minutes longer and the end was not changed. This movie is a true testimony to the people who work on The Outsider. This is probably the most ambitious and challenging Japanese film of all time. The pacing, pacing, pacing, and an amazing ending. It really is one of the best movies ever made. But as with so many Japanese films, the second half is also flawed. The director seems to be constantly throwing in new scenes. In a time when most films are focused on one character for 2-3 minutes, you'd think the director would stick to one character for the whole movie. But the director seems to want to do something different, so the movie moves a little too fast for me. It's a good movie though. Enjoy.

Sunday, 17 May 2020 09:33

I enjoyed this film a lot, and it was very well acted. It was very different from any film that I have ever seen before, and was just the kind of film that I would want to watch again and again. I will have to see more of the director's work to truly understand the man. The story has a lot of twists and turns, and is well written. The actors are great, and the whole cast is great. I really enjoyed the acting, especially by Guy Pearce. I have been looking forward to his upcoming films, and this is certainly one of them. I was disappointed in the ending, but I am sure that will change with time. I also have been following and learning about the Thai film industry for some time, and this film is an interesting start to what I hope will be many more films from this director.

Charles Simpson

Sunday, 10 May 2020 08:42

The German movie "Eine Geschichte der Mitteleuropa" (The Sword of Miracles) takes place in 1960s Germany in a family. The eldest son Martin (Klauge) is an altar boy and the two youngest children have different beliefs in the priesthood. The older son Dieter (Willig) has been preaching his god to him and this could be a metaphor for the rest of the family, which also sees itself as a priesthood. The oldest daughter Justine (Wendt) does not believe in religion. Her husband Martin's ex-girlfriend Frieda (Wendt) is a priest. The parents are now divorced and are divorced again. Martin takes his teenage daughter Christiana (Wendt) to a seminary and her baptism marks the start of her life as a woman. It is a long road to the church. Martin does not accept the idea that Frieda could be his wife. He has a falling out with his wife and tries to get her to agree to her divorce. Frieda has a stroke and Martin is placed in a nursing home. The youngest son Erwin (Schlauge) is a troubled youth and the older son Martin (Klauge) is sent to a boys' school. The brothers are now together and Martin and his sister Istvan (Dieter) have come to their old home in the mountains. A lot of time passes. We see the beginnings of Martin and Istvan's affair and the death of Frieda. The father dies and the church has a crisis of faith. Martin falls in love with the younger Istvan. Martin finds his soul mate and he and Istvan have a civil marriage. Frieda's priest friend wants to have her back and the church's spiritual adviser Rev. Ludwig (Munz) wants to break up Martin and Istvan's union. Frieda's spirit comes back and she brings Martin and Istvan back together. It is a long journey to the church. It is a wonderful movie with a few problems. It is too long and some parts are not clear. The casting is excellent and the acting is good. The effects are wonderful. The effects are the best I have seen in a German movie. I have not seen "Das Leben der Raum" but this is the best German movie I have seen. It is a big improvement over the previous German movies that I have seen. This is the best movie I have seen since "Le nozze di Figaro". It is a well made movie with many beautiful and expressive images. The acting is superb, the music is excellent, and the cinematography is excellent. I recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys a good movie. I give it a 7 out of 10.

Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 09:46

I have to admit, I did not like the music in this movie, but I think that was the whole point. The movie was very cleverly written. The plot was very well developed and was very interesting. The movie had good acting, great acting and it's actually pretty interesting. The movie does have a dark aspect to it, but the thing that I liked the most about this movie was the use of the sounds. When the music was playing, I thought it made the movie more interesting, because I could imagine what was going to happen. I also liked the ending. I like it because the story is very unique, and I liked the ending. If you like movies like "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", then I recommend this movie. This movie is worth watching. I rate this movie a 7/10.

Monday, 06 Apr 2020 09:37

This is a hard film to define. It has all the elements of an excellent film, but it lacks in all of the critical areas which makes it a good film. The storyline is good and the film is extremely well-paced, but it's the pace that is the film's major weakness. It's easy to get to know a character and identify with them. Then the film is off and running. The next scene or events take place so fast that you have no time to fully digest the plot or characters. This happens several times throughout the film, often leading to scenes which seem pointless. The plot takes off so fast that it takes time to determine what happened. A number of the characters are secondary, as is the case with the character of Cagalli, who seems to be only in the film to plot the guy out. There is no depth in the characters, which is important to the film's success. When it comes to the dialogue, the film suffers from some of the worst English I've heard in a film. The English used is so poorly used, I'm not sure I could say it accurately. I think the English of a Japanese film is much better, and I think the English used in the film was put in because it would make the English of the film more interesting to the audience. The English, however, was a major problem, and had many English-speaking viewers having trouble understanding the dialogue. I can understand why a Japanese film would be difficult to get right, but it's a shame to have a film which is as well-written and so well-paced be so badly executed in every way. I give this film an 8/10. It's a very good film, but it could have been better.

Monday, 06 Apr 2020 09:07

I have seen many films in my life, and I had to say this is a film that surprised me. If you've ever wondered what "movies" are, this is a film that will answer the question. This film is about the people in the small town of Ludwigsburg, Germany, that had a philosophy of life that they felt they had to live by, that was similar to that of the Godfather. And the townspeople of Ludwigsburg have a philosophy that they have to live by, which is similar to that of the Godfather. A lot of films, like the Godfather, feel they have to live by their own personal values, that feel a lot like religion. It was interesting to see a film like this, where it didn't have to live by the tenets of any religion. It felt like a film that was so original that it made you question how good it was. Overall, this is a good film, and I think that everyone should see it.

Monday, 06 Apr 2020 07:51

There is a lot to like about La Colombe d'Amour.The first time I saw it I liked it a lot.It was a thriller but I also liked the way it was shot and the characters were quite well-written.My second viewing revealed flaws in the script, and that's where I have to explain what I really think of the film.The story is straightforward enough.I don't think it's ever very original or surprising.It's a pretty straightforward story that has a few twists in it.It's a simple and reliable tale of a man who is set up for murder.His brother, who was just released from jail, doesn't believe him and sets him up with a fake confession to prove it.He's then set up by the gangsters and the police to prove his brother is innocent and stop the corruption.I do like the film for its handling of the story and how it's presented.The violence is very brutal.There is a scene where the boy is strapped to a table and an attack is carried out on him.The violence is brutal and very well-handled.The performances are solid and the direction is good.It's not very inventive or original but it's a solid drama that's well-crafted and it's hard not to enjoy.

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