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Sonoko brought Ran, who brought Conan, to visit the site in the country used as location in filming of a well-received romantic TV series, where the lead actor, who stars as a soldier, tied a red handkerchief to a tree branch to enable his lover to find him. The success of the serial went beyond expectation and the sleep rural area became a popular spot where female visitors tied red handkerchieves all over the woods, spoiling Sonoko's scheme to lure Makoto for a romantic rendezvous. They encountered a man who claimed to be part of the TV serial crew. He explains that he was the one who gave the scriptwriter the idea of the red handkerchief tied to a tree in these mountains, because he had spotted one when he was searching for a place to film. Because of the series' popularity, he had been tasked to answer fan requests. Today he had been commissioned by a fan to find the exact location of the tree with the original red handkerchief, that inspired the show. He asked Ran and Sonoko to leave a message for the fan in a guestbook at an inn, where the fan is staying. He tells them to sign the message 'Hozumi' in katakana. Ran and Sonoko agrees and leaves the message. Shortly afterwards, Hozumi was discovered, stabbed dead, at the spot.
Watanuki was a DeSakai yakuza lieutenant who brought henchmen far too numerous for Ran to deal with alone. Makoto arrived in the nick of time and, since his martial skills were superior to Ran's, was able to bring the situation under control. By the time Yamamura and his subordinates arrived, every criminal present had been defeated and rendered unconscious.The buried body belonged to a member of the yakuza, whom Watanuki had been in a feud with for leadership and thus had murdered.
Los Angeles also has film festivals. There are specific festivals for classics, comedies, horror, noir, shorts, 3D, Asian-Pacific, French, Iranian, Irish, Japanese, Jewish, Korean, Pan-African, Polish, and South East European film festivals. There are additionally loads of special screenings not just in theaters but in parks, cemeteries, former service stations, cultural centers and on top of parking garages. I once endeavored to cover all of these but then someone introduced me, thankfully, to Filmradar. But not even that venerable service can cover all the Southland cinema scene.
There are only 10,296 native Hindi speakers in Los Angeles County but Bollywood films have long been popular far beyond the borders of Mumbai. The NAZ 8 in Lakewood (just outside Little India) almost exclusively shows Bollywood films (with English subtitles). Right now Chashme Baddor, Ek Thi Daayan, Himmatwala, Kai Po Che, Nautanki Saala, Rangrezz, and Shootout At Wadala are showing. Occasionally the theater also shows films from Afghanistan, China, Hollywood, Iran, Korea, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Taiwan. The AMC Orange 30 in Orange also usually has a Bollywood film in its roster.