“Nagisa Oshima created an extremely impressive and impactful associative narrative mix about that existence of the female subject and her mysterious enjoyment as such, a subjectivity and enjoyment that is, in light of a patriarchal societal system, highly problematic.”
Category: Reviews
Siblings of the Cape (2018) review [31th TIFF)
‘The narrative dares to confront the spectator with a question that is nothing other than a dilemma. ‘
A Crimson Star (2018) review
“Without a doubt one of the most finest examples, if not the best, of subject-driven narratives to come out this year.”
Passage of Life (2017) review
“Maybe Japan can find their Brothers Dardenne in Akio Fujimoto.”
[Short Movie Time] Wakare-uta (2018)
“Atsuko reaffirms, with this atmospheric and touching narrative, her artistic talent.”
Bloody Spear At Mount Fuji (1955) Review
“A forgotten masterpiece by Tomu Uchida.”
Recall (2018) review [Camera Japan Festival]
“A fun, emotional and engaging narrative, but nothing more.”
Tremble all you want (2017) Review
“A refreshing little gem, a truly heart-warming experience full of honest and heartfelt emotions.”
One Cut Of the Dead (2018) review
“The funniest movie released in 2018”.
Room Laundering (2018) review [Fantasia Fest]
“A subtle emotional narrative about the central question of love that bothers every neurotic subject.”
