¡Manhunt4K Digitally Restored Ultra HD Blu-ray [HDR Edition] [4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + CD]
¡Japanese Movie
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[Machine Translation] [Kadokawa Film 4K UHD Project] Run! Become the incarnation of rage - Chase! The end of a man's sorrow - Commemorating the 10th anniversary of Ken Takakura's death. The long-awaited 4K version of this super-entertaining action drama starring Ken Takakura and co-starring Yoshiko Nakano and Yoshio Harada! This is an early film after Daiei went bankrupt and Tokuma Shoten took over the management of the company, becoming the so-called "Tokuma Daiei. In 1979, it became the first foreign film to be released in China after the Cultural Revolution, and was a huge hit. Ken Takakura and Yoshiko Nakano became popular actors in China as well. --One day, Tokyo District Public Prosecutor Fuyuto Duqiu (Ken Takakura) is suddenly accused of a crime he does not remember and arrested in the crowded streets of Shinjuku. Duoka escapes during a raid and heads for his hometown of Noto, where he discovers that the woman who accused him, Keiko Mizusawa (Hiroko Isayama), is actually Kayo Yokomichi, the real name of the accused. However, Kayo had already been killed. Duoka goes to Hokkaido in pursuit of Kayo's husband, Keiji (Kunie Tanaka), but when he escapes into the forest after a relentless police search, he saves Mayumi Tohba (Yoshiko Nakano) from being attacked by a bear and falls in love with her. With the help of her father, Yoshinori ( Shuji Otaki ), he returns to Tokyo in a Cessna to escape the pursuit of Inspector Yamura ( Yoshio Harada ) of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, and to uncover the plot that has brought him down. 4K digitally restored Ultra HD Blu-ray (HDR version) & 4K digitally restored Blu-ray 2-disc set. The Blu-ray is recorded in HD resolution using the SDR master. Both the SDR and HDR versions (included in the Ultra HD-Blu-ray) use the latest grading and new master supervised by Director of Photography Masahiro Miyajima, a former Daiei director who has worked on numerous 4K grading projects. The SDR version and the HDR version (included in the Ultra HD-Blu-ray) both use the latest grading new master supervised by cinematographer Masahiro Miyajima, a Daiei veteran who has worked on numerous 4K grading projects. The audio quality of the film is higher than that of the conventional optical master by using a newly discovered magnetic dubbing master. 96kHz/24bit digitized noise reduction is applied to the latest restoration version to reproduce the dynamic and delicate sound design of the film, especially in the high and low frequency range. The sound design is dynamic and delicate, especially in the high and low frequency range. (The Ulrta HD Blu-ray contains the original 96kHz/24-bit version.) / "Kimi yo Rage no Kawo o Wataru" soundtrack (background music only) CD is included. The soundtrack soundtracks were discovered in the process of researching the warehouse for the UHD version, and are now available on CD for the first time! The soundtrack music by Hachiro Aoyama, who worked on "Shinkansen Dai Bakaku" and other major films, has been recorded for the first time in Japan as a pure music-only soundtrack. This is the first CD release from the master tape (6mm). The two main themes released in the past as single LPs are also included as separate mix (mono) sound sources for the feature film. The special feature film "The Last Airbender" is also included for the first time on CD. Special booklet (16 pages) is enclosed. Special booklet (16 pages) enclosed. *Ultra HD Blu-ray player is necessary to play this Ultra HD Blu-ray disc. Please note that it will not play on regular Blu-ray player. For optimal viewing experience of 4K UltraHD content, 4K/HDR TV is recommended, although it is also compatible with 4K TV and HV TV. [About 4K UltraHD] 4K UHD boasts high resolution of 3840 pixels x 2160 lines (8.3 megapixels, aspect ratio 16:9), which is twice the horizontal and vertical resolution compared to the 1080p HDTV format, with four times as many pixels overall.
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outer sleeve packaging
Original Release Year: 1976
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