Shinnosuke Mitsushima

Morteza is a wealthy married man. Morteza's nephew bears grudge against him. He sends his lover(Homa) to seduce Morteza so as to ruin his life and gain his wealth, but unexpected events happen.

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Joe Murata (Kippei Shiina) sits in a restaurant as the misdeeds of a serial killer are reported on TV. Murata carries a yearbook from a girls' school, with numerous photos crossed out. He tells the waiter he's a screenwriter and asks if he knows what it's like to kill someone. Two young men, Jay and Fukami, meet another young man, Shin, and take him to the vacant warehouse where they're living. Jay says he wants to make movies to explore all kinds of criminal behavior legally. When Shin reveals he's a virgin, Jay takes him to meet a promiscuous girl. The girl, Taeko, refuses Shin but introduces him to her high school classmate, Mitsuko, a shut-in with well-off but strict parents. Mitsuko says she is also a virgin but isn't interested in Shin. Taeko argues she should "make some scars and move on". When Mitsuko and Taeko were in high school, their class worked on a production of Romeo and Juliet for the school festival. Mitsuko was to play Juliet, with Eiko as Romeo. With little experience with boys at their all-girls school, they explore sexuality and romance among themselves. Eiko is killed in a car accident, and the play is cancelled. Five of the girls decide to take sleep medication and stand on the edge of the school roof. Taeko vows to become a "slut" if she survives. Mitsuko sees a vision of Eiko and does not fall, while the others fall. Taeko lands on a parked car and is left with a limp and a scar. She gets "Romeo" tattooed on the scar. In the present, Mitsuko receives a call from Murata, who claims she had lent him 50 yen years ago. He claims he is now successful and wants to return the money. They meet at a park, where Murata arrives in a sports car and expresses attraction to her. Shin, Jay, and Fukami watch and record this. Mitsuko watches the video with Taeko and says she recognizes Murata as a con artist who had claimed to want to marry her sister. Taeko recalls sleeping with Murata and seeing him seduce her mother. The young men obtain a filming crew and begin making a film about Murata's cons, with Shin as Murata. Meanwhile, Murata seduces Mitsuko, her younger sister, Ami, and Taeko. He stages a concert, where many of his former victims show up to compete for his affections. The three filmmakers, Mitsuko, and Taeko meet up with him afterwards. Mitsuko reveals she is sleeping with Murata and shows them the burns and scars he left on her. Murata lifts Taeko's shirt to reveal more of the same. Murata says he can help with their movie, as he is wealthy. Fukami quits and leaves. The others accept. It is revealed Murata has no money. The film crew quits, leaving Jay, Shin, Taeko, and Mitsuko on the project. Murata takes over the film and revels in cruelty to them. Mitsuko says she is pregnant with his child. Murata takes them to a country house and coaches Mitsuko in a scene where she strangles Jay. Jay dies. Murata convinces them to destroy and dump Jay's remains in the lake. Taeko jumps from the boat to escape but is killed by an unknown gunman. They go to Mitsuko's home, where Murata uses Mitsuko's involvement in Jay's death to blackmail her parents, torturing them on camera. He tells them to get a relative to fund the film. Ami enjoys his torture of her parents and Mitsuko. Mitsuko attempts suicide after watching Ami have sex with Murata. Murata, Ami, and Shin decide "tomorrow will be Mitsuko's death scene". Mitsuko and Ami go dress shopping for the scene, and Ami thwarts her attempt to escape. Mitsuko has a miscarriage and is hospitalized. The relative discovers the film company is a sham and arrives to demand his money back. Inside the house, he encounters Mitsuko's drunk, raving parents. Murata and Shin return to find Mitsuko's father has hung himself. Her mother and relative lie on the floor with a bloody knife nearby. Ami returns home to find Murata and Shin have dismembered the relative. She decapitates her father and discovers her mother is alive. At her mother's request, Ami kills her. Murata, Shin, and Ami take Mitsuko to a forest, where she agrees to be killed. She explains she had not taken the sleep medication and had hoped Taeko would die, that she had sex with her friends' boyfriends as well as Ami's. She had known Murata was a con artist and Shin was a killer but hoped they would kill Ami, her parents, and Taeko. Shin shoots Ami and Mitsuko, then gives the gun to Murata and orders him to kill Ami, who is begging Murata for her life. Shin berates Murata then kills Ami himself. He reveals himself to be the serial killer reported on the news. They fight, and Murata escapes and waves down a car driven by a woman who resembles Eiko. When asked where she is heading, she answers, "To hell." Shin takes the car they came in and gives a lift to a woman with car troubles. He sees Eiko by the side of the road, stops, and runs into the forest after her. The on-screen text states that those behind the murders that inspired the film were caught in 2002 and sentenced to life imprisonment.

Qin state is at the Western edge of Chinese Civilization. General Ouki is one of Qin's Six Great Generals. This was the warring states period. 7 states were at war inside China. Kings sent out their armies with hundreds of thousands of soldiers. 500 years of bloodshed showed no signs of ending. The Western state of win, 2 boys were about to change the course of history. Orphaned by war, Shin / Xin (Kento Yamazaki) is sold as a slave to a small village, where he befriends Hyou / Piao (Ryo Yoshizawa), another slave. Shin had seen General Ouki marching with his army and found him to be amazing. Growing up, Shin and Hyou train together, dreaming of escaping their low status and eventually becoming great generals. Hyou tells Shin that the only route to escape the slave status is through a sword. Shoubunkun / Chang Wen Jun (Masahiro Takashima) visits their village in search of soldiers to aid the king Eisei / Ying Zheng (Ryo Yoshizawa), but he will only accept Hyou. Sometime later a mortally wounded Hyou appears at Shin's house, warning him that Eisei's brother, Seikyou / Cheng Jiao (Kanata Hongo), has started a power struggle and urging him to go to a point marked on a map he gives him. Shin sets off immediately, not knowing that his village has been set on fire and all the villagers murdered by Seikyou's army. At the meet-up point, Shin finds Eisei, the king of Qin, where they are ambushed by a skilled Shukyou assassin. Shin realizes that Hyou was accepted into the army to serve as Eisei's double due to his bearing a resemblance to the king. Shin kills the assassin after a prolonged struggle. Shin and Eisei watch Shin's village burning and Eisei knows that these are Seikyou's soldiers who are still hunting for him. Shin and Eisei escape through a mountain path with help from Ten / He Liao Diao (Kanna Hashimoto), a mountain tribe child who had accompanied the bandits that had previously ambushed Shin. Ten's motivation is money in exchange for saving the life of a King. Shin is livid with Eisei for treating Hyou's life as if it had no value. Eisei says that he is fighting a war and will use anything to make sure that he wins. Eisei says that he never kept Hyou in the dark and that he knew the risks. General Ouki approaches Seikyou and presents him with Shoubunkun's head. Genral Si Shi (Masaya Kato) interjects that the head is unrecognizable in its deformed state. General Ouki demands Shoubunkun's domain in exchange for his head. Seikyou grants the request. As the three reach the bamboo forest, they are attacked by another assassin. Despite blaming Eisei for Hyou's death, Shin defeats the assassin but is poisoned by one of his darts. The three take refuge at an ancient summer resort to help Shin recuperate, while Shin learns that Hyou had voluntarily sacrificed himself to serve Eisei, and about Eisei's bitter rivalry with Seikyou, his brother. Eisei says that his mother was a dancer, while Seikyou's mother had a royal lineage. Seikyou disapproved of Eisei because of his commoner blood. Eisei's remaining army finally arrive at the summer resort, including Shoubunkun, who was previously assumed to have been killed by General Ouki / General Wang Qi (Takao Osawa). Shoubunkun reveals that his army was ambushed by general Ouki, but at the right moment, Hyou appeared, impersonating Eisei, and marshaled the troops. Hyou then lured General Ouki away, so Shoubunkun and his army could remain intact. The army is outnumbered by Seikyou's army of 80,000 soldiers, while Eisei admits that Lu Buwei, the only person who can outmatch him, is also after the throne. Lu Buwei has an army of 200,000 soldiers which vastly outnumbers Seikyou's 80,000 men. Eisei's chooses to seek out help from the Mountain Tribe, a former ally of the Qin royal family that had been betrayed 400 years ago. As they rise into the mountains, they are captured by the Mountain Tribe and brought forth to the chieftain, Youtanwa / Yang Duan He (Masami Nagasawa). Eisei says that his vision is of a unified China, with no internal borders. Youtanwa orders Shin to be beheaded to test Eisei's loyalty, but Shin's dedication to Eisei's goal and mannerisms impress her, after which she announces that the Mountain Tribe will be affiliated with the Qin royalty again. Eisei's army arrives at the royal palace disguised as part of the Mountain Tribe, under the pretense of helping Seikyou fight against Lu Buwei. Jie Shi (Renji Ishibashi), Seikyou's advisor, allows only 50 people inside, and 10 of them to meet with Seikyou. Just inside the gates, Eisei initiates an attack, while Shin, Ten, and Bi (Shinnosuke Mitsushima) use the underground passageway to reach the throne room and assassinate Seikyou. Shin's group is intercepted by General Saji / Zuo Ci (Tak Sakaguchi), Eisei's former general, who sends Lang Kai (Ami 201) the Executioner after them. Shin kills Lang Kai with the help of the Mountain Tribe, and when they reach Seikyou's room, General Saji defeats Shin's group. Just when it seems General Saji will succeed in killing the exhausted Shin, Shin's memory of Hyou and belief in his own dreams brings him renewed strength and he kills General Saji. Seikyou's council flees, but Ten gouges out Jie Shi's eye with a dart and is stabbed by him before he dies. While Ten is safe thanks to wearing armor, Seikyou uses their distraction to escape. In the courtyard, Seikyou confronts Eisei but is easily defeated. Eisei spares Seikyou but beats him up to punish him for the suffering he caused. General Ouki and his army appear in the courtyard where he asks Eisei what he will do as king and threatens to behead him if he does not provide a satisfactory answer. Eisei vows to unite China under the Warring States period, even using force as a means to ensure that there would be peace in the future. Satisfied with his answer, General Ouki allies with Eisei and orders Seikyou's remaining army to retreat. With the battle won, Shin revels in the glory of making both his and Hyou's dreams come true. Shoubunkun realizes that Ouki kept his army on standby to protect civilians and he took control of Shoubunkun''s estates to keep his family and loyal men safe during the upheaval.

Cursed with a life of immortality, a samurai is tasked by a young girl to help avenge the death of her father. Based on the manga series by Hiroaki Samura. Manji, a highly skilled samurai, becomes cursed with immortality after a legendary battle. Haunted by the brutal murder of his sister, Manji knows that only fighting evil will regain his soul. He promises to help a young girl named Rin avenge her parents, who were killed by a group of master swordsmen led by ruthless warrior Anotsu. The mission will change Manji in ways he could never imagine.