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Death Note: on Film4 on 13 November as part of New Asian Cinema Season
Friday 13 November
10.40pm Death Note
Shusuke Kaneko's live-action manga adaptation defines the phrase 'big in Japan' - Death Note has sold 21 million magazines, and inspired its own anime series, video games, a novel and of course a series of live-action features. Tune in to find out what all the fuss is about.
1.05am Death Note: The Last Name
The second part of this Japanese franchise about a serial killer was directed back-to-back with the first Death Note in 2006 and features the same cast and crew as the original. Death Note: The Last Name is a high-concept morality tale spearheaded by a deadly battle of wits between two immature and arrogant geniuses. Possibly inspired by The Libertines. Except for the genius part.
10.40pm Death Note
Shusuke Kaneko's live-action manga adaptation defines the phrase 'big in Japan' - Death Note has sold 21 million magazines, and inspired its own anime series, video games, a novel and of course a series of live-action features. Tune in to find out what all the fuss is about.
1.05am Death Note: The Last Name
The second part of this Japanese franchise about a serial killer was directed back-to-back with the first Death Note in 2006 and features the same cast and crew as the original. Death Note: The Last Name is a high-concept morality tale spearheaded by a deadly battle of wits between two immature and arrogant geniuses. Possibly inspired by The Libertines. Except for the genius part.
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