Wer kennts? ^^ Hitsuji no Uta (dt: Lied der Lämmer; eng: Lament of labs)
Die story in etwa (text geklaut) (spoiler eingeschlossen)
Alles schön und gut ^^ Aber dazu gibts nun auch ein Realfilm dazu .... angeblich ... denn .... ich komm nicht ran! Ich find nichts wo man ihn Kaufen kann, nochnicht mal ne Infoseite zum Realfilm (anime und Manga gibts aber in einigen Läden kaufen -.-). Deswegeb eine (weitere) frage von mir: Kennt irgenwer eine Lokalität oder Internet-presenz wo man diesen Gegenstand Kaufen könnte? (wenns nicht zu dreist ist mit Eng. subtitels?) Falls mir jemand weiterhelfen kann DANKE
Der Manga ist auf Deutsh Abgeschlossen (diesen Monat kam der letzte mit Band 7), den Anime hingegen gibts afaik nicht mit ner Deutschen Syncro (schlimm was? haha^^) aber immer gibts ihn zu kaufen mit Untertitel usw. (hat nur 4 OAVs)
WEiß irgenwer wenigstens ob das mit dem Realfilm dazu stimmt, oder ob auf Wikipedia was falsches steht?
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Ja, es stimmt das es einen Live Action Movie dazu gibt...aber leider geht die offizielle Seite dazu irgendwie nicht mehr. :-(
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Tokyopop To Produce Lament Of The Lamb Film
Fresh on the heels of acquiring worldwide film rights to its hit manga series, Lament of the Lamb, a gut-wrenching horror story of a young man who shockingly discovers he may be the last in a bloodline of vampires, TOKYOPOP has chosen the property to launch the company's first foray into independent film production. Currently in development, the Lament of the Lamb film venture has landed a coveted "In The Spotlight" position at this year's 19th Annual Tokyo International Film Festival. Ranked as one of the world's largest film festivals and Japan's only officially approved international film gathering, the 2006 Tokyo International Film Festival will be held in Tokyo from October 21 through October 29, 2006.
Created by Kei Toume and originally published in Japan by Gentosha, Lament of the Lamb follows the physical and mental torment of a man who discovers that he is cursed with a hereditary disease that makes him crave blood. A metaphor for teenage alienation, twisted sexual desire and insanity, Lament of the Lamb presents psychological horror at its best.
Stu Levy, TOKYOPOP CEO & Chief Creative Officer, is producing the film. "We are honored to be spotlighted at one of the world's most significant film festivals. I believe what impressed the committee most about Lament of the Lamb was the distinctive East-meets-West approach to our production," Levy stated. "We'll script the story in Hollywood, attach a Japanese director, cast in the West, and shoot in Eastern Europe. Clearly, this production represents what TOKYOPOP as a media company is all about, from its business model to its creative approach."
According to a statement from Tokyo International Film Festival Chairman, Tsuguhiko Kadokawa, "Co-productions with a wide range of countries have increased in number, not to mention a spate of Hollywood remakes, as a burgeoning cinematic diaspora transcends the confines of national and regional borders. At a time when Asia is basking in the glow of such unprecedented attention, the Tokyo International Film Festival continues to consolidate its status as a launch pad for such superb works."
Das war sie, aber wie du siehst, geht sie nicht mehr.
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If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take.
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