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Onna-Nobunaga ~The Feamaile Samurai ITO-GUMI by Shoko Ito Shoko Ito plays 18 Characters!! The pursuit of material Terminate the convenient modern society Japan. On the other hand, Japan has the worst number of suicides in the world. The writhe of abundance and spiritual poverty. In 1994 'The Female SAMURAI' was written as a theater play to dedicate to Shoko's sister Nobuko. It's about happiness and tragedy of Life in Japan. The Film and play is based on Japanese most Famous Historical Samurai Oda Nobunaga, fusing it with today's modern world with all it's complicity. Nobunaga sell his soul to Dami-God in return to save his life, but is transported 400 years Into the future, Nobunaga sell his soul to Demi-God in Story line features the modern urban jungle, a personal experience with her sister , Nobuko.

With their church being threatened with closure, Pastor Jones and choir leaders, Tammy and Louise, must find a way to keep the Parishioners together. An upcoming Choir Competition is the last hope for the three as they work to find the perfect voices to fill out the church choir. Two unlikely singers soon emerge - Chris, a young man who wants to do good despite his friends, Antoine and Eddie, wanting otherwise; and Ruth, the "Plain Jane" who is not only trying to take care of herself after her mother's death but, has to deal with her lazy, alcoholic father Darrell.

French poet Blaise Cendrars arrives by sea on the city of Rio de Janeiro and lives s life of bohemian parties during the celebration of carnaval.

6 weeks before her 18th birthday Katharina inherits her mothers farm with all it's problems. At the funeral she meets her two uncles, which she never met before, but turn out to be very helpful.

Neal, going through a middle-life crisis asks his best friend and brother-in-law, Rob, to do something that has hilarious and devastating effects.

Ellie is a bottom-feeder actress at the end of her rope in Hollywood, when a life-changing event happens with her gay Latinx friend, Ben. A surreal twist unfolds with comedic results, as she unwittingly becomes the key to a new take on Tinseltown where failure is the star.