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Section23 Films Announces May Slate (Including K-ON! The Movie)

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Home video distributor Section23 Films today announced its May slate of releases; including Sentai Filmworks newest acquisition K-ON! THE MOVIE, the theatrical follow-up to the ultra-popular TV series.  K-ON! THE MOVIE will be available on both DVD and Blu-Ray.

 

Product details follow, in order of release

 

Coming May 2013

Kids on the slope

Title:                 KIDS ON THE SLOPE COMPLETE COLLECTION (Also Blu-Ray)

Published by:    Sentai Filmworks

Distributed by:  Section23 Films

Run Time:         300 min.

Street Date:      5/7/2013

Format:             DVD

Language:         English & Japanese with English Subtitles

SRP:                $59.98 (BD $69.98)

 

SYNOPSIS:  It’s the summer of 1966 and high school freshman Kaoru Nishimi is struggling to adjust to the latest of many moves in his young life, this time to his uncle’s home in the seaside town of Kyushu. It’s never easy adjusting. It’s never easy fitting in. But this time will be different. This time he’ll meet friends who will change his life forever. And he’ll discover a new passion, one that grabs his heart and rocks him to his very soul. It’s music. A beat. A whole new way of looking at life. It’s called jazz, and together with bad boy Sentaro and music store girl Ritsuko, they’re going to follow their muse to wherever their music takes them! You think garage bands are something new? Think again and travel to a time when dreams and a couple of musical instruments really could change the world!  Get ready to be blown away by a tale of life, love and all that jazz in THE KIDS ON THE SLOPE!

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Title:                 NATSUYUKI RENDEZVOUS COMPLETE COLLECTION

Published by:    Sentai Filmworks

Distributed by:  Section23 Films

Run Time:         275 min.

Street Date:      5/7/2013

Format:             DVD

Language:         Japanese with English Subtitles

SRP:                $49.98

SYNOPSIS:  Hazuki may be near-sighted, but he knows true beauty when he sees it and the delicate form of flower shop owner Rokka draws him in like a bee to honey.  So, hoping to cultivate a relationship between them, Hazuki takes a part time job at her shop, only to discover two huge thorns preventing the nurturing of any romance.  The first, the fact that Rokka is still grieving for her late husband Shimao, would be enough to snip most men’s ardor short, but it’s the second that really threatens to make Hazuki’s forlorn hopes wilt.  Because while Shimao is most definitely deceased, he hasn’t yet departed and his spirit is still living in Rokka’s apartment!  Except only Hazuki can see him, which leads to a very strange romantic triangle indeed.  Are Hazuki’s chances with Rokka as dead as the man who still lives in her house?  Or can he somehow make love blossom even though there’s an interloper pushing up the daisies between them?  One way or another, the ground’s going to be rocky and someone or something’s likely to get nipped in the bud in NATSUYUKI RENDEZVOUS!

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Title                  COLORFUL: THE MOTION PICTURE (Also Blu-Ray)

Published by:    Sentai Filmworks

Distributed by:  Section23 Films

Run Time:         126 min.

Street Date:      5/14/2013

Format:             DVD

Language:         English & Japanese with English Subtitles

SRP:                $29.98 (BD $39.98)

SYNOPSIS:  There is a train station on the other side of death, yet not all who arrive on the platform will be judged ready for passage onwards.  For one unready soul, there will be both a test and a second chance.  Rather than be reborn, this soul will awake in the body of 14-year-old suicide Makoto Kobayashi where it must not only find a way to fit into Makoto’s existence, but also unravel two mysteries.  What is the secret of the great sin it committed in its own previous life and what were the reasons that led to Makoto’s suicide?  While some may believe the truth to be as plain to see as black and white, “Makoto” soon finds that the real world is overlaid with so many shades of grey and rainbows of colors that even the most obvious of “facts” are not what they seem.  With the soul’s time in Makoto’s body quickly running out, the answers to all life’s mysteries await discovery in the acclaimed animation masterpiece that won the 34th Japanese Academy Prize for Excellence in Animation: Colorful ~ The Motion Picture.

 

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