Best New Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Week

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Recent recommendations: [TV] For All Mankind Season 5, [K-Drama] Yumi’s Cells Season 3, [K-Drama] Bloodhounds Season 2, [UK] The Young Offenders Season 5, [CN] Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon, [JP] Mysterious Footage Sent to TV Stations, [Film] 5 Centimeters per Second, [Film] The Sato Couple Story, [Anime] Awashima Hyakkei, [Anime] Ina Botan, Drunk Like a Lily, [Anime] Kirio Fan Club

A few notable trailers: Mud Man first trailer, The Death of Robin Hood new trailer, Masters of the Universe: He-Man Rising new trailer, Spider-Man Noir new trailer, Cold War 1994 final trailer

Some industry news: Minions & the Big Monster confirmed for release, The Sheep Detective Squad set for mainland China release on May 16, Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu set for May 22 release in mainland China, Elden Ring live-action film scheduled for March 2028, Ultraman Origins release poster unveiled

[TV] For All Mankind Season 5

Keywords: Drama / Sci-Fi
Also known as: For All Mankind Season 5
Runtime: ~60 minutes per episode × 10 episodes; Douban link

For the stars of all mankind.

@潘誉晗：Season five sets its timeline in the 2010s. More than a decade has passed, and the Mars base has become highly developed and well-established. “Happy Valley” has evolved into an extraterrestrial colony with thousands of residents. Meanwhile, authorities on Earth aim to impose stricter regulations and laws to exert tighter control over the red planet, naturally triggering dissatisfaction and protests among Martian residents. When a body is discovered in the Martian wilderness, a new crisis emerges for this growing colony.

By season five, the story expands in scale, continuing its signature measured pacing as it gently unfolds a distant space narrative. The cross-generational arc, especially Ed’s storyline, is deeply moving. Still committed to guarding this land of belief, Ed feels the generational divide with younger people. On a political level, the tension between Earth and the Martian colony becomes especially compelling. Mars was once humanity’s dream destination, but as it gains the ability to stand independently, its relationship with its home planet grows increasingly complex and sensitive.

[K-Drama] Yumi’s Cells Season 3

Keywords: Drama / Comedy / Romance
Also known as: 유미의세포들 시즌 3 / Yumi’s Cells 3
Runtime: ~60 minutes per episode × (ongoing); Douban link

Cells left unused for too long will fall asleep~

@潘誉晗：In season three, Yumi has become a popular novelist. Her love stories have gained countless fans, but her success also brings a crisis to her cells—her life has become too smooth and uneventful, causing her “cells” to fall into dormancy. That changes with the arrival of this season’s male lead, Shin Sun-rok. As Yumi’s editor, he is unusually calm and restrained for his age, with strict work principles that often clash with Yumi’s personality. Under this stimulation, the long-dormant cells begin to awaken one by one.

As Korea’s first live-action and animation hybrid series, Yumi’s Cells continues its dual narrative style—Yumi’s real-life story alongside the perspective of her brain cells. The cell world remains the show’s biggest highlight. For audiences used to viewing emotions through a live-action lens, this innovative storytelling offers a direct way to step into the “cell village,” reflect through the cells’ actions and dialogue, and better understand their own inner needs.

[K-Drama] Bloodhounds Season 2

Keywords: Drama / Action / Crime
Also known as: 사냥개들 2 / Bloodhounds Season 2
Runtime: 49–75 minutes per episode × 7 episodes
Where to watch: Netflix; Douban link

Every punch is thrown to protect family and friends.

@潘誉晗：The story continues from the previous season. After dismantling a loan shark syndicate, Kim Geon-woo and Hong Woo-jin pursue their boxing dreams. But life is far from peaceful. Geon-woo’s skills catch the attention of Baek Jeong, who runs an underground fighting league called “IKFC” with millions of online members. He profits by streaming matches irregularly. Geon-woo rejects the lucrative offer, but that refusal brings even greater danger. Baek Jeong, having already announced Geon-woo’s participation, resorts to illegal tactics—kidnapping his mother and harming those around him—to drag him into the abyss.

Three years after its debut, the hit series returns with its second season. While the story still has some flaws, its action remains compelling enough to overshadow them. The underground fighting setting expands the scope of crime globally, raising the stakes and making the action sequences even more intense. The cage fights blend combat techniques seamlessly, delivering adrenaline-pumping scenes.

[UK] The Young Offenders Season 5

Keywords: Comedy
Also known as: The Young Offenders Season 5
Runtime: ~30 minutes per episode × 6 episodes; Douban link

Two idiots’ ridiculous teenage years.

@潘誉晗：Jock escapes from prison and sneaks back into Ireland, calling Conor to pick him up. After waiting by the coast all day, Conor finally sees Jock appear—floating with a swim ring. The two lovable “young offenders” reunite once again.

Based on the Irish comedy of the same name, The Young Offenders focuses on Conor and Jock, who have never been considered model youths. From high school to adulthood, they remain troublemakers—dirty uniforms, stolen bikes, ruined graduation ceremonies were just the beginning. Even after serving time in prison, they remain unreliable. They try new jobs and relationships, but still make a mess of life. But who says you have to become someone extraordinary to live a meaningful life?

Conor and Jock are like two naive fools—arguing over trivial matters yet fiercely loyal to each other. They stumble through chaos and mischief, growing along the way, while audiences find laughter and comfort in their absurd adventures.

[CN] Eight Thousand Miles of Clouds and Moon

Keywords: Drama / History / War
Also known as: The Chef and the General
Runtime: ~45 minutes per episode × 40 episodes
Where to watch: iQIYI / Migu Video; Douban link

Even the smallest person has dignity.

@潘誉晗：In 1937, the Battle of Shanghai breaks out. Nationalist officer Zhang Yunkui leads his troops in a heroic resistance, but his entire brigade is ultimately wiped out. In his final moments, Zhang ensures that a conscripted cook, Wan Fu, escapes and asks him to deliver news of his death to Nanjing. The message devastates Zhang’s family, especially his pregnant wife Yu Jiao. But just as despair sets in, they discover a newspaper photo showing Zhang alive in a hospital. Wan Fu, along with Yu Jiao and Zhang’s father, sets out for Shanghai to find him. Meanwhile, Zhang, who miraculously survives, is falsely accused of desertion by Nationalist authorities. After failing to clear his name, he joins the Communist Party and continues fighting for his country.

Produced by the same team behind The Age of Awakening, the series premiered earlier this month on CCTV-8. While it also focuses on wartime stories, its greatest strength lies in its portrayal of a rich ensemble cast. It highlights ordinary people struggling amid war—from those driven by money, to those fighting for survival, and ultimately to those standing firm with dignity. Even the smallest figures shine with profound humanity.

[JP] Mysterious Footage Sent to a TV Station

Keywords: Drama / Thriller / Horror
Also known as: 放送局に届いたある映像
Runtime: ~30 minutes per episode × 3 episodes; Douban link

Do you want to become a complete person?

@潘誉晗：A radio station employee, Ito, receives two letters, each containing a videotape along with a note that reads “Please play.” After watching them, he finds the content nearly identical—both tapes show human-shaped figures, one male and one female, with different body parts marked by red dotted lines. The unsettling background music carries a vaguely religious tone: “Let us strive to become complete humans.” Curious, Ito asks someone to analyze the audio. The producer tells him the music contains a special frequency—963 Hz, also known as the “God frequency.”

Renowned Japanese filmmaker Iwasawa Hiroki delivers another standout work in the form of a mockumentary. Old videotapes mailed only on Sundays, a mysterious drifter with seemingly supernatural abilities, an orphanage hiding secrets, and a red-clad woman lurking in the footage—these elements may seem familiar, even cliché. Yet when combined with the director’s themes of “fragmentation” and “completeness,” they amplify the horror to an unsettling degree. The series is short and sharp, but leaves a lingering impact.

[Film] 5 Centimeters per Second

Keywords: Anime adaptation / Drama / Romance
Also known as: 秒速5センチメートル / 5 Centimeters per Second
Runtime: 123 minutes; Douban link

The speed at which cherry blossoms fall is 5 centimeters per second.

@SHY：Takaki Toono and Akari Shinohara were close childhood friends who were separated after moving away, promising to reunite under the cherry blossom tree. Years later, Takaki is buried in work and his personal life is in disarray, while Akari has moved on with new encounters. As the day of their promise approaches, will their diverging paths ever cross again?

Adapted from Makoto Shinkai’s early classic, director Okuyama Yoshiyuki—originally a photographer—brings a music video-like aesthetic to the feature film, creating breathtaking visual beauty. Hokuto Matsumura, who voiced Souta in Suzume, leads the cast, with careful casting and set design recreating iconic scenes from the animation, retelling this tender coming-of-age love story in a new way. When the remixed theme song One more time, One more chance plays, it is sure to stir familiar emotions among audiences.

As the original animated version runs only 63 minutes, the live-action film expands the narrative. Screenwriter Suzuki Fumiko preserves the original three-part structure while adding well-integrated new elements. Compared to the animation’s subtle emotional tone, the live-action version presents feelings more directly. While it sacrifices some of the original’s intentional ambiguity, it establishes its own identity. As time buries past promises, we ultimately learn to treasure memories and move forward.

[Film] The Sato Couple Story

Keywords: Drama
Also known as: 佐藤さんと佐藤さん
Runtime: 114 minutes; Douban link

Does marriage really change nothing?

@利兹与青鸟：At 22, Sato Sachi is lively and cheerful; at 23, Sato Tamotsu is serious and gentle. The two meet and fall in love at a university coffee club. What seems like a harmonious relationship takes an unexpected turn—Sachi, who studied law to support Tamotsu, passes the bar exam first and becomes a lawyer. Meanwhile, Tamotsu continues juggling part-time jobs and exam preparation, also taking on the role of a homemaker. This imbalance becomes a source of tension, leading to frequent arguments over trivial matters. Despite this, they happily marry after Sachi becomes pregnant, firmly believing that “marriage won’t change their relationship.” But will that belief hold true?

The film builds its narrative from everyday details, piecing together a non-traditional marital story. The couple may quarrel over mundane issues or find joy in small moments, yet both are weighed down by life’s hardships and societal expectations. These grounded, relatable moments add warmth to the story. By juxtaposing Sachi’s divorce cases with the couple’s own relationship, the film explores conflicts that often have no clear resolution, leaving a lingering sense of melancholy. The pairing of Yukino Kishii and Hio Miyazawa is visually charming, and their performances bring additional depth to this familiar theme.

[Anime] A Hundred Scenes of Awajima

Keywords: Manga adaptation / School / Youth
Also known as: 淡島百景 / A Hundred Scenes of Awajima
Runtime: 24 minutes per episode × 12 episodes, updated weekly on Thursdays
Where to watch: Bahamut Anime Crazy; Douban link

All the stars that shine brightest burn out the fastest.

@SHY：Awajima Opera School, known for producing countless stars, is a dream destination for many young girls. Preparatory student Tabata Wakana, dorm leader Takehara Kinue burdened by a friend’s expectations, elegant scholarship student Okabe Emi, and attention-seeking Ibuki Keiko—these vivid personalities are about to write their youth on this stage.

Although set in an opera school, creator Takako Shimura focuses not on the glamorous spotlight, but on the undercurrents beneath it. There is no single protagonist—everyone gets their moment, portraying the bittersweet experiences both on and off stage. Interwoven perspectives piece together independent yet connected stories, forming a complex web of relationships that span decades, reflecting on the ripple effects of life choices and recalling an irreplaceable period of youth.

Directed by Morio Asaka, known for works like Cardcaptor Sakura, NANA, and Chihayafuru, the series excels at capturing delicate emotions. His strong direction compensates for production limitations, rearranging the source material into a more cohesive narrative flow while highlighting contrasts between light and shadow. This gentle watercolor-like tragicomedy unfolds like a slow, contemplative prose collection—without grand spectacle, yet capable of leaving lasting ripples in the heart.

[Anime] Botan Kamiina Fully Blossoms When Drunk

Keywords: Manga adaptation / Slice of life / Food
Also known as: 上伊那ぼたん、酔へる姿は百合の花 / Botan Kamiina Fully Blossoms When Drunk
Runtime: 24 minutes per episode × 12 episodes, updated weekly on Fridays
Where to watch: Bahamut Anime Crazy; Douban link

A sip, a hiccup, and life turns into yuri.

@SHY：First-year college student Botan Kamiina moves into the dormitory and, during a spring outing with her roommates, accidentally comes across dorm leader Ibuki Tonami drinking alone. Drawn to her demeanor, Botan—out of curiosity—tries alcohol for the first time. From then on, she begins exploring different drinks, and as the two become drinking companions, their relationship gradually evolves.

Finally leaving high school behind, it’s only natural to try something a little more “adult.” Nicknamed “Liqun & Tsingtao,” the series unfolds in a tipsy, free-flowing atmosphere. The original creator, a programmer-turned-manga artist known as Hei, is a devoted fan of Encouragement of Climb and even contributed as an animator; this influence is evident in the character design and overall tone. Usually well-behaved, Botan reveals her true nature after drinking—her intentions aren’t entirely about the alcohol, leaving others flushed and flustered. Beneath the ambiguous atmosphere, the use of negative space creates a sense of airiness, capturing the subtle charm of everyday life.

Founded last year with mono Girls, the new animation studio Soigne continues its strong momentum, delivering quality that feels celebration-worthy. The handheld DV-style opening captures fleeting moments with shaky camerawork, while the ending—featuring rotating vocal performances by the characters—is fully handled by Yoshinari Go. Episode 2, storyboarded by Yusuke Yamamoto with key animation solely by Yusuke Matsuo, is especially mesmerizing. This well-balanced brew feels like a strong drink—intense at first sip, yet leaving a lingering sweetness, and before you realize it, you’ve already had too much.

[Anime] Kirio Fanclub

Keywords: Manga adaptation / Slice of life / Comedy
Also known as: 霧尾ファンクラブ / Kirio Fanclub
Runtime: 24 minutes per episode × 12 episodes, updated weekly on Thursdays
Where to watch: Bahamut Anime Crazy; Douban link

Kirio, are you really just a prop in their game?

@SHY：Best friends Aimi Miyoshi and Nami Someya both fall for their classmate Kirio and form a rather peculiar alliance. Despite having no real interaction with him, the two come up with increasingly absurd schemes to catch his attention—yet achieve little success. But is this grand, dramatic crush really as straightforward as it seems?

Don’t be misled by the title—Kirio, the nominal center of attention, is mostly just a background figure, rarely even showing his face. The real focus lies in the comedic double act between the two female leads. Though they constantly talk about Kirio, their true intentions may be something else entirely. Their confessions, often omitting the object, might not even be directed at him.

The awkwardness extends beyond the main duo—every character here is eccentric. One-sided affections connect into an N-pointed star, with true feelings remaining elusive, giving the story a surprising hint of mystery. Mixing elements of BG, BL, and GL into a chaotic blend, it creates a tangled web of relationships that feels impossible to untangle—making you want to dedicate a song of unrequited love to everyone involved.

The anime adaptation preserves the original’s narrative tricks, delivering quirky humor that feels delightfully offbeat. Even with dialogue-heavy scenes, it never becomes dull, and each episode ends with a punchy twist. It may feel confusing at first, but once the groundwork is laid, the fun only grows. Whether these relationships are rivalry or romance is left for you to decide.

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[Film] Case 137
@利兹与青鸟：A 20-year-old man is critically injured after being struck in the head by a riot-control projectile during a protest on the streets of Paris. Stéphanie takes on the case, only to face distrust and hostility from both the public and fellow police officers. The film meticulously portrays the complexity of collaborative investigations, professional interrogations, and evidence verification, blending chaotic real-world footage with carefully crafted cinematic shots to balance realism and artistry. While reflecting on French social issues and the struggles of marginalized groups, it also introduces moments of warmth through a stray kitten rescued by the protagonist.

[Film] Love Like Mine
@利兹与青鸟：Recently awarded Best Actress at the 44th Hong Kong Film Awards, the film tells the little-known story of Amei, a woman with disabilities, and Akin, a sex worker. It focuses on Amei’s psychological growth and emotional journey—as she struggles against her mother’s overprotection and her own physical limitations, she seeks autonomy over her body and courageously pursues love. The characters are richly and delicately portrayed, though the pacing and editing feel somewhat conventional. The subject matter carries strong social relevance, continually questioning how society and able-bodied individuals should treat people with disabilities.

[JP] Rosanjin’s Kitchen
@利兹与青鸟：Kitaoji Rosanjin, renowned in Japan for his culinary mastery, lived in seclusion in his later years while maintaining his reputation. Arrogant and notoriously difficult to interview, he initially intimidates a cautious editor, yet is drawn to the straightforward personality of reporter Yoneko. He invites her to cook for the Prime Minister and later guides her into the mountains to search for premium ingredients. Told across four seasonal episodes, the series reveals a different side of Rosanjin—his artistry in cuisine and his aesthetic philosophy—captured through understated yet classically styled cinematography that highlights both exquisite food and the beauty of nature.

[K-Drama] Undercover Miss Hong
@潘誉晗：To investigate the financial flows of a well-known securities firm, 35-year-old financial regulator Hong Jinbao disguises herself as a 20-year-old recruit and infiltrates the company. Complications arise when she discovers her ex-boyfriend is now her new boss. As she carries out her mission, she must also keep her true identity hidden from him. Set in 1997, the story is steeped in retro charm, blending light comedy with plenty of humorous moments, while also delivering a touching portrayal of friendship between the female lead and her roommate.

[TV] XO, Kitty Season 3
@潘誉晗：As graduation approaches, the energetic Kitty has already planned her future—focusing on her studies, life, and her unresolved romantic tension with Min-ho. Unlike typical teen dramas, this series follows an American high school girl studying abroad in South Korea while pursuing love. The show devotes significant attention to her cultural exploration and adaptation, adding a layer of social depth beyond its romantic storyline.

[UK] The Unchosen
@潘誉晗：In a remote British countryside lies a secluded Christian community where Rosie lives with her husband and daughter, strictly adhering to its doctrines. Her life changes when her daughter nearly drowns, leading her to meet a mysterious man—who turns out to be a wanted criminal. His arrival shatters the community’s fragile order, prompting Rosie, who has been deeply conditioned by religious beliefs, to begin questioning herself and awakening to a new sense of identity. The series explores female self-growth and carries notable real-world significance.

[JP] Rebirth: The Last Hero
@Sholmes：Company president Neo resorts to ruthless tactics to force shop owners out in order to acquire their land. While visiting a shrine, he is pushed down the stairs and loses consciousness. Upon waking, he finds himself transported 14 years into the past, now living as the son of the shopping district’s chairman. As he navigates this new identity, he also searches for the truth behind his attempted murder. Beneath its mystery-driven narrative lies a reflection on human nature, contrasting the warmth of ordinary people with the arrogance of those in power.

[Anime] One-Room Manga Café Daily Life
@SHY：Meiko Morita, a girl from the countryside, seizes a rare opportunity to transfer to a prestigious girls’ school in Tokyo and moves into a student-run manga café. Mistaken for a manga artist of the same name, she teams up with her eccentric roommates to save the struggling café, leading to a lively and chaotic daily life. A classic Kirara-style four-panel manga adaptation, the series may feel somewhat formulaic in its characters and story, but its high concentration of “moe” charm and Easter eggs referencing other works from the same publisher make up for it—perfect for a light and wholesome viewing experience.

📅 This Week’s New Trailers

Clayface First Trailer

On April 23, DC’s new film Clayface released its first trailer and is set to premiere in North America on October 23. Directed by James Watkins, and starring Tom Rhys Harries, Naomi Ackie, and Max Minghella, the story follows a B-movie actor who injects himself with a substance to maintain his performance, only to have his face and body transform into a walking mass of clay. Source

The Death of Robin Hood New Trailer

On April 22, A24 released a new trailer for The Death of Robin Hood, set to hit North American theaters on June 19. Directed by Kurt Sutter, and starring Hugh Jackman, Jodie Comer, and Bill Skarsgård, the film follows a war-weary, solitary Robin Hood who is gravely injured and falls into the hands of a mysterious woman who offers him a chance at redemption. Source

Masters of the Universe: He-Man Rising New Trailer

On April 23, Masters of the Universe: He-Man Rising released a new trailer and will premiere in North America on June 5. Directed by Travis Knight and starring Nicholas Galitzine, the story follows a long-forgotten prince who awakens under the call of a mysterious sword and must become the legendary He-Man to save both his former homeland and the present world. Source

Spider-Man Noir New Trailer

On April 23, the series Spider-Man Noir released a new trailer and will premiere on Prime Video on May 27, available in both black-and-white and color versions. Starring Nicolas Cage, the story focuses on an aging, down-on-his-luck private detective in 1930s New York, who is also the city’s only superhero, forced to confront his past. Source

Cold War 1994 Final Trailer

On April 22, the film Cold War 1994 released its final “power struggle” trailer and will premiere on May 1. Directed by Sunny Luk, and starring Daniel Wu, Terrance Lau, Wu Kang-ren, and Tse Kwan-ho, with special appearances by Chow Yun-fat, Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka-fai, and Louis Koo, the story is set on the eve of Hong Kong’s 1997 handover, where every character must face a final choice amid a major power reshuffle. Source

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The TV anime Dragon Ball Super: Beerus released a “super battle” trailer. This enhanced version of Dragon Ball Super tells the story of the God of Destruction Beerus awakening and descending upon Earth, leading to a universe-shaking battle with Goku. The ending also hints at Frieza’s revival. The animation reconstructs the storyline and significantly redraws the visuals. It is set to air in Fall 2026. Source

The first trailer for Evil Dead 6: Burning has been released. Directed by Sébastien Vaniček (Infested) and co-written with Florent Bernard and Sam Raimi, the film stars Souheila Yacoub, Hunter Doohan, Luciane Buchanan, Tandi Wright, and Viktor Ndukwe. It is scheduled for release in North America on July 10. Source

The Taiwanese series Smart Town released its first trailer. Directed by Hsieh Chun-yi and starring Gigi Leung, Chen Yan-fei, and others, it builds a new narrative world based on multiple short stories by Junji Ito, including Tomie, Souichi’s Convenient Curse, Slug Girl, The Hanging Balloons, and Fragments of Horror. The series will premiere on Netflix in 2026. Source

The first teaser for Silo Season 3 has been released. Starring Rebecca Ferguson and directed again by Michael Dinner, the series is adapted from Hugh Howey’s bestselling sci-fi novels. The story continues from Season 2, where Juliette survives but loses her memory, now facing new threats. It will premiere on Apple TV+ on July 3.

The film Secret Mission has announced its release date. Written and produced by Wang Wei and directed by Chung Siu-hung, it stars Celina Jade and Shawn Yue, with special appearances by Vivian Chow, and also features Jiang Luxia and Qu Jingjing. The film tells the story of a female counter-terrorism special operations unit and is set to release on June 19.

📽 Weekly Film & TV News Roundup

Minions & the Big Monster Confirmed for China Release

On April 23, the animated film Minions & the Big Monster was officially confirmed for release in mainland China, alongside a trailer and poster, with the release date yet to be announced. Directed by Pierre Coffin and written by Brian Lynch, produced by Illumination Entertainment, the story follows the mischievous Minions as they set out to create their dream monster movie—only to accidentally gather a lineup of real monsters, leading to chaotic battles. Source

The Sheep Detective Squad Set for May 16 China Release

On April 24, the film The Sheep Detective Squad released a China mainland trailer and poster, announcing its release on May 16. Directed by Kyle Balda (Minions series), the story features Hugh Jackman as a mysteriously murdered shepherd. A group of fluffy sheep, inspired by his detective stories, begin investigating clues, searching for the real culprit in a comedic mystery adventure. Source

Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu Set for May 22 China Release

On April 20, Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu released its China mainland trailer and poster, confirming a May 22 release date, day-and-date with North America. Directed by Jon Favreau and starring Pedro Pascal, Jeremy Allen White, Sigourney Weaver, and Martin Scorsese, the galaxy’s coolest bounty hunter and cutest Force user set out on a new journey. Source

Elden Ring Live-Action Film Set for March 2028 Release

On April 20, the live-action adaptation of Elden Ring was scheduled for release in North America on March 3, 2028, alongside the announcement of its main cast. Directed by Alex Garland and starring Kit Connor, Ben Whishaw, Cailee Spaeny, Tom Burke, Havana Rose Liu, Sonoya Mizuno, and Jonathan Pryce, the film is co-produced by A24 and Bandai Namco. Source

Ultraman Origins Release Poster Announced

On April 21, the documentary Ultraman Origins, created to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Ultraman series, announced its theatrical release in Japan on July 3. Planned by Hirokazu Kore-eda, the film features contributions from leading filmmakers and creators including Guillermo del Toro, Hideo Kojima, Hideaki Anno, and Shinji Higuchi, each offering unique perspectives to explore the question: “What exactly is Ultraman?”

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