[Every Thursday]Released this weekend! Introducing featured works! 11/23 (Thursday) – 25 (Sat)

0:00 Introduction 0:20 Osaka offline meeting announcement 0:44 Neck 5:58 Hokage 8:24 Sicily Summer 12:51 Something in the Dirt 18:11 Lost Flight 19:10 This Magic Moment 22:58 Shiki 24:40 Spring Painting SHUNGA 27:40 JULLAY Ultramarine Ladakh 29:05 Ghost World 36:04 Enter the Dragon 40:11 Meteta 40:59 Waterless Star 45:28 Queen Pins 46:51 Fly to Saitama From Lake Biwa with love 53:01 Dolphins seem to be dancing hula 53:29 My Mother’s Eyes 55:01 365 days+ 56:42 My Family Autistic Me Standing Alone 57:43 THE FOOLS Song of Fools Complete version 58:20 Ghost in the Shell SAC_2045 The Last Human 1:01:07 Paul Princess the Movie!! 1:0146 THE IDOLM@STER Shiny Colors Chapter 2 1:02:19 Sylvanian Families The Movie Gift from Flare 1: 03:04 Staff T’s favorite works 1:03:28 Currently being selected 1:07:13 Selected works 1:07:30 This week’s special feature 1:17:22 Film festival at 10am 1:19:25 Single theater/ Meigeza information 1:33:25 After talk 1:34:05 Text Cinema Salon information★Twitter https://twitter.com/Chanceintwt Cinema Salon work search page https://chance-in.com/youtube “Cinema Salon Movie “Behind the scenes of industry hits” special project list page https://chance-in.com/youtube2 Nobuhiko Sakawa, an active film producer who has brought many hit works to the world, will tell you about the front and back sides of movies and the film industry, both new and old. This is a movie channel that talks about movies. We provide information for people who are interested not only in watching movies, but also in the creative aspects of the movie, such as the director’s production intentions, production methods, and actors’ performances. Navigator: Nobuhiko Sakawa Joined Japan Victor Co., Ltd. (JVC) in 1984. In 1997, he established Clockworks Co., Ltd. and became the company’s representative director. He has distributed numerous films with the company, with box office revenue of 2.8 billion yen for “Shaolin Soccer” in 2002, and 4 billion yen for “Evangelion: Destruction” in 2009. In 2010, he established Chance Inn Co., Ltd. Other major distribution works include “CUBE” (1998), “The Blair Witch Project” (1999), “Mach!” (04), “Super Size Me” (2004), “THE JUON” (05), and “The Grudge” (05). “The One Who Isn’t Destiny” (05) “Evangelion New Theatrical Version: Introduction” (07) “Hitler’s Counterfeit” (08) “After School” (08) “The Chaser” (09) “What Fashion Can Teach Us” (09) )Recently produced works include “The Cornered Mouse Dreams of Cheese” (20) After working at an oil company, joined CinemaTen Co., Ltd. in April 1988, and joined Asmik Co., Ltd. in September of the same year. He was seconded to the company and officially joined the company in June 1989. Initially, he was in charge of producing the main video for rental videos and producing promotional materials. He was also in charge of producing 16mm culture films and selling video rentals, and as Asmik expanded into theatrical distribution, he was also in charge of distribution advertising, distribution sales, subtitle production, advertising material production, purchasing, etc. at the same time. Sometimes. As a 16mm film producer, he was in charge of films such as Yutaka Osawa’s “Goodbye Hippo-kun” (1989). As a promotional producer, he has worked on “Tsurumoku Single Dormitory” (1991/Akiyoshi Imazeki), “Bob Roberts” (1992/Tim Robbins), “Killing Zoe” (1994/Roger Avary), and “The Usual Suspects” (1995). /Bryan Singer), “Fargo” (1996/Joel Coen), “The Eighth Day” (1996/Jaco Van Dormael), “Two in the Sun” (1996/Michael Winterbottom), “Scream” (1996/Wes Craven), “All the World I Love You” (1996/Woody Allen), and “Sling Blade” (1996/Billy Bob Thornton). In April 1998, Asmik Co., Ltd. and Ace Pictures Co., Ltd. merged and became Asmik Ace Entertainment Co., Ltd. Film Advertising Group He served as group leader, advertising manager, director advertising manager, executive officer in charge of advertising, managing executive officer in charge of film advertising group/film production group/Osaka sales office, etc., and retired from the company on December 31, 2009. His last role was executive producer. Asmik Ace’s advertising production works include “The Big Lebowski” (1998/Joel Coen), “The Blair Witch Project” (1999), “Ame Gagaru” (1999/Takashi Koizumi), and “Chocolate” (00/ Lasse Hallström), “Turn” (00/Hideyuki Hirayama), and his last promotional productions were the foreign film “The Hours Meet” (02/Stephen Daldry) and the Japanese film “José, the Tiger and the Fish” ( 03/Isshin Inudou). Supervising publicity and promoting tradition, his works include “Amidado Dayori” (02/Takashi Koizumi), “Hotel Venus” (04/Shuta Takahata), “The Mamiya Brothers” (06/Yoshimitsu Morita), and “The Mysterious Story of Arthur and the Minimoys.” Responsible for works such as “Country” (07/Luc Besson) and the “Saw” series (04-11). Since 2004, he has been involved in the distribution of DreamWorks films, and in 2005, his films began to be released in Japan, including “Shark Tale” (2004/Bibo Bergeron, Vicki Jensen, Rob Letterman) and “Lemony Snicket’s Unfortunate Story.” (05/Brad Silverstone), “Madagascar” (05/Eric Darnell, Tom McGrath), “Munich” (06/Steven Spielberg), “The Little Gang of the Woods” (06/Tim Johnson, Cary・Kirkpatrick), etc. In 2008, he was in charge of Yoshimitsu Morita’s work “Watashi Desuwa” as a producer for the first time, and it was completed and released the following year in 2009. After leaving Asmik Ace, he worked as a freelancer for 10 and 11 years, including “The Final 3D” (11 / Kevin Grutat) distributed by Asmik Ace and “Tomorrow’s Pasta Is Al Dente” (11 / distributed by Cetera International). Responsible for supervising publicity for “Ferzan Ozpetek”. As of October 1, 2011, he was appointed executive officer of Star Sands Co., Ltd. in charge of film business. Werner Herzog’s “The World’s Oldest Cave Painting: Memories of Forgotten Dreams” (10), Paolo Sorrentino’s “This is the Place to Return to” (11), Yang Yong-hee’s “My Family” He was in charge of advertising production for “Kuni” (12), and left the company the following year. As a freelance publicity producer, he was in charge of “Julius Caesar Behind the Walls,” directed by brothers Paolo and Vittorio Taviani, which was released in theaters in January 2013. In 2004, he serialized the movie column “From Behind the Screen with Love” in Yuukan Fuji under a pen name for six months from April to September, and worked as a movie commentator on BS Fuji’s “Eiga Daioh” (00- 01), TX “Muse’s Dinner” (10-11), etc. #Cinema Salon #Movie #Review #Neck #Hoshige #Sicily Summer #Something in the Dirt #Lost Flight #This Magic Moment #Fly to Saitama