Mushi-Shi with Jô Odagiri: DVD Cover

    Mushi-Shi Director: Katsuhiro Otomo Cast: Jô Odagiri, Makiko Esumi, Nao Omori, Yu Aoi

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    • DVD Release Date: 08/25/2009
    • Original Release: 2006
    • Rating: Rated TV14
    • Sales Rank: 27,319

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    Features

    Deleted/extended scenes; Mushi-shi premieres; Original trailer; Coming attractions

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Mushishi: The Movie
    1. Chapter 10 [5:15]
    2. Chapter 11 [4:47]
    3. Chapter 12 [8:26]
    4. Chapter 13 [5:51]
    5. Chapter 14 [5:42]
    6. Chapter 15 [:54]
    7. Chapter 16 [5:35]
    8. Chapter 17 [6:23]
    9. Chapter 18 [7:07]
    10. Chapter 19 [7:34]
    11. Chapter 20 [9:01]
    12. Chapter 21 [4:04]
    13. Chapter 22 [8:26]
    14. Chapter 23 [6:12]
    15. Chapter 24 [7:44]
    16. Chapter 25 [:54]
    17. Chapter 26 [7:07]
    18. Chapter 27 [8:25]
    19. Chapter 28 [4:56]
    20. Chapter 29 [5:46]
    21. Chapter 30 [4:42]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Legendary anime director Katsuhiro Otomo (Akira, Steamboy) makes his second foray into the world of live-action with this fantasy film based on a manga by Yuki Urushibara. Mushi-Shi (which was also made into an anime television series) follows a shaman named Ginko (Jo Odagiri) as he wanders feudal Japan healing people afflicted with "mushi," insect-like creatures that burrow their way into human bodies and cause mysterious illnesses. Otomo underscores the film's supernatural elements -- which borrow heavily from traditional Asian mythology -- with a slow, contemplative tone and cinematography of the lush Japanese countryside. ~ All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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