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Italian filmmaker Alessandro Fantini’s “Edonism” had its world premiere on July 15 in Tokyo. The screening was attended to its full capacity, and the cast and crew were showered with big applause when the movie’s end credit began.

The SF saga, co-written by Alessandro and Lorenzo Fantini, was shot earlier this year in Japan and boasts a stellar international cast headed by Helene Salvini Fujita, Sacha Mühlebach, and Hiro Super.

According to the movie’s producers, plans are in the works for more screening around the world.

Below are the photos from the premiere’s after party.

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The official website of Mozzman has been launched on Monday.

Mozzman Official website: www.mozzup.com

According to a press release, the site will be a definite source of news, facts and “just all things” about the Mozzman project.

The release also says that important announcements will be made exclusively on the website in the next couple of months.

“There may be some who have been anticipating this,” a marketing rep commented in his follow-up email. “Nevertheless, people will be delightfully surprised.”

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A new music video by Cris Ubermann has been released.

“The Spirit of Ladymozz” is the title, and it’s a breathtakingly beautiful music video of the song “Yasha” by French Japanese music group “Sayaconcept”.

The highly-acclaimed music video contains clips from the much anticipated “Mozzman 3: Ladymozz and the Death of Earth”, starring Hiro Super (as Mozzman) and Sulai Lopez (as his mother Ladymozz).

Click here to watch the video!!!!!

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Kate Crash returns to Hollywood stage BIG TIME in Mach 2010 with her groundbreaking rock opera show!!!

Secrecy surrounds this musical event.

Not much has been revealed to the public about the show, which resulted in music and art lovers in Los Angeles, who are notorious for their hard-to-please palates, waiting impatiently and curiously for the March 11th show.

“I’m planning to fly to Los Angeles just to catch this show,” said Teruma Kato, a self-claimed die-hard fans of Ms. Crash living in Tokyo.

“Since I saw her doing those wonderfully entertaining street shows in Harajuku with the charismatic top hatter [Hiro Super], I have been closely following her activities, and it looks like this rock opera will be the one not to be missed.”

Due to multiple movie projects in Japan, Hiro Super will not be in the show, according to sources. However, Crash and Super’s favorite collaborator actress Sulai Lopez is rumored to have an important role in this musical extravaganza.

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My talented friends in Hollywood, director John Charter and actress Rose Moreau, joined forces and created this amazing piece of art!!!!

Check it out!!! (Click the screen shot below!!!)

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“Mozzman Episode 2″ has just been released and has been garnering glowing reviews from critics.

Click here to watch the movie. Filmmakers say that the movie should be experienced only in high quality mode, as every frame in the movie is carefully constructed like a painting.

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“So amazingly, mind-blowingly, super awesome, fantastic! The next step in the progression of the short video!”

“Essential viewing of the year!”

“Cris Ubermann proves once again he is one of the most important filmmakers working today. A true visionary.”

“It will be difficult for Hiro Super to top his performance in the movie. Simple, endearing, fierce….. A wondrous film acting achievement.”

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One of Hiro Super’s signature movie characters, Mozzman is coming back this winter!!!

Costarring Sulai Lopez, the movie will be shot in Yokohama (Japan) and Hollywood.

Look for more updates to come!

….. also, here are interesting blog articles about Hiro Super…..

First, Second, Third

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e month of October 2009 was a busy time for Hiro Super, who flew to Japan with Kate Crash’s Blonde Chopstix and the band’s good friends from Hollywood. One of the purposes of the trip was Japan tour in front of 3,500 + audience.

The exclusive concert tour was followed by a fun visit to Tokyo with the friends, where Super and Crash had teamed up for the first time in spring 2008 for riotous street show, which ended up involving security guards, policemen, threatening street vendors, and Shibuya guitar fighters.

Right before this trip, Super appeared in “a special evening with Kate Crash” on October 2, 2009 at Cafe Audrey, a venue devoted to the legendary actress Audrey Hepburn and has become an iconic place in Hollywood in recent years.

For Super and his fans, it was indeed a very special evening as the show featured his frequent and favorite collaborators. Sulai Lopez (”I’m No Am’rican”, “Picture Show”, “Untitled Samurai Movie 2″) played one of the proteges of a Japanese Kabuki theater director played by Super. Kirsty Flockhart, who has become the band’s official “human mic stand” and will be featured in the samurai movie sequel, also costarred as Crash’s diehard fan.

(Photo: After the show at Cafe Audrey)

In Tokyo, Super reunited with Cris “Cinemaestro” Ubermann, a renowned European filmmaker who’s been playing an important role in cementing the actor’s popularity in international cinema.

Great news….!

According to our reliable source, the two have already finished shooting for their new short film about bullet trains and zombies, and it is expected to be released in November 2009.

Enjoy the photos below!!!

(Photo: Blonde Chopstix performers right before the Audrey show)

(Photo: Ashley Brooke Moore, on right, gave fierce performance)

(Photo: Hiro Super in Shibuya in October 2009)

(Photo: Super as Bullet Train zombie in new Ubermann film)

(Photo by Leo Matus, “The Kate Crash Show” $ JungleRush 10/2/09)

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Responding to the overwhelming fan requests, Hiro Super returned to live show stage in Kate Crash band for one last time this season.

“The Kate Crash Experience” took place on October 2 at Pretty Vicious party in Downtown LA. It was another successful show by this talented bunch of artists, and fans were shouting “Hiro Super!” and “Kate Crash!” throughout the night.

The highlight of the show for so-called “Supaaa Mania”, which refers to Hiro Super’s devoted fans, was the number “Ain’t Got Much”. Supaaa Mania were surprised to see Hiro Super doing the number’s signature routine on chair, which was made famous by the band’s original member Marlena Dali, who had played her last show in the band at Dragonfly last month.

“It was my homage to Marlena,” said Super. “My entire performance that night, in fact, was dedicated to her, from ‘Sawago’ drum dance to playing the keyboard for many of the numbers. I sincerely honor and respect her wonderful performance before me.”

The band had extra (and powerful) help from Kirsty Flockhart, who heads Crash & Super’s supporter circle in Australia. For Ms. Crash’s guitar songs, she transformed herself into an human mic stand, which added nicely to the show’s “anything can happen” nature, which is one of the defining characteristics of the band.

Enjoy the photos below!

(Live show photos by Rush Varela)

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“The Kate Crash Show” at Dragonfly in Hollywood on September 22 was a blast!! The return of the Kate Crash Rock n Roll Revolution Krew to Hollywood’s art / music scene was greeted with cheer by critics and thunderous applause from die-hard fans of the eccentric band.

Click here for video report of the show, and enjoy the photos below!!

(Live show photos by Rush Varela)

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