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Product Description ------------------- GEMINI - An astonishing gothic horror film from the director of TETSUO! This stunning film from director Shinya Tsukamoto (Tetsuo, NIGHTMARE DETECTIVE) is set in Tokyo in 1910. Dr. Yukio Daitokuji (Masahiro Motoki), is a former doctor who has taken over a successful medical practice from his her. He appears to be living a charmed life: he is respected in the local community and is married to the beautiful Rin (Ryo). His only problem is that she suffers from amnesia, and her past is unknown. But soon his world begins to crumble. Both his parents die suddenly, killed by a bizarre, rag-wearing stranger. Yukio's relationship with his wife worsens after he refuses to cure the inhabitants of a nearby slum. Then one day he comes face to face with the mysterious killer and a shocking and deadly secret is revealed. The film's sumptuous visuals, astonishing costume design, scenes of kinetic violence and pounding score create a unique mood of terror and wonder, leading to an unexpected and apocalyptic ending. This is the world premier Blu-ray edition of this film. Specs: Widescreen 1.85:1. DTS-HD MA 2.0 Stereo. Region A. Special Features: HD transfer from film negative. Making of GEMINI directed by Takashi Miike. Venice Premier featurette. Make-Up demonstration. Behind the Scenes - seven episodes. Optional English subtitles. Mondo Macabro previews. A skin crawling gothic horror film packed with enough colourful, nightmarish imagery to send most Western critics into fits. Mondo Digital The movie will imprint itself in your mind regardless of what you think of it. Definitely a one-of-a-kind. Worldwide Celluloid Massacre Gorgeously riveting and profoundly repulsive, Alexis Glass, KFC Cinema Review ------ A skin crawling gothic horror film packed with enough colourful, nightmarish imagery to send most Western critics into fits. --Mondo Digital The movie will imprint itself in your mind regardless of what you think of it. Definitely a one-of-a-kind. --Worldwide Celluloid Massacre Gorgeously riveting and profoundly repulsive, --Alexis Glass, KFC Cinema