Kiichi Nakai

Revenge drama about a gangster, a disgraced politician and an ex-soldier who team up to get even with those who betrayed them.

A Japanese emissary sent to the Gobi Desert to execute a renegade soldier is forced to team up with a Buddhist monk to protect a caravan from thugs.

The rich inner worlds of children—filled with unanswered questions and fantastical reveries—come vividly alive in Shinji Sômai’s poetic masterpiece. Trailing after the hurried footsteps of a lovably mischievous troublemaker, Moving probes the delicate passage between innocence and understanding.

Sun Bin (Sun Honglei, Mongol), purported descendant of the Art of War author Sun Tzu, is a brilliant military strategist steadily advancing in the ranks of war during China's Warring States Period (fifth to third centuries BC). He's believed to have the knowledge to defeat any opponent in battle. Not to be outdone, Sun's brother, Pang Juan (Francis Ng, Exiled), secures a powerful military general position for himself and, in a jealous twist, frames Sun for treason. Sun begins a long journey to prison and back, and again up the ranks of war, finally ending as a top strategist and peer with his brother. THE WARRING STATES follows the rivalry of these two brothers to the end, where both meet again on the battlefield, leading armies against each other in a fight to the death.