A highly anticipated film for this year’s Japan Cuts, Kako: My Sullen Past isn’t an easy film to describe, in […] Read more
Surrealism is at its most extreme in this drama about an ageing writer who strikes up a relationship with his […] Read more
The plot sounds a little bland, the opening few minutes suggests a potentially dull, dreary story that will plod along […] Read more
I’m a big fan of Yoshihiro Nakamura. Ever since I saw his masterpiece Fish Story years ago I’ve made it […] Read more
Originally released in 2015 back in Japan, Sion Sono’s fantastical dramedy Love & Peace has finally made its way to […] Read more
Opening this years Japan Cuts 2016 is the quirky dramedy about a metal-rocker returning home to introduce his fiancé to his […] Read more
I know I mentioned last week that my favorite festival in the city would be kicking off in a few […] Read more
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