I Fell in Love With a Z-Grade Director in Brooklyn (2025) review [Fantasia Film Festival]

One of the most pleasant surprises of this year.

Cha-Cha (2025) review [Nippon Connection 2025]

Mai Sakai light-heartedly perforates the fantasy of writability of The sexual relation and cheekily confronts the spectator with the radical misrecognition that structures the field of romance.

Yoyogi Johnny (2025) review [OAFF 2025]

Kimura’s choice to give the tragical dimension of love a deadpan comical twist pays off, creating a unique narrative that will resonate with youth and those who have kept in touch with their younger self

The Taste of Tea (2004) review

Katsuhito Ishii’s offers the spectator a satisfying kaleidoscopic exploration of the emotional fabric of life and the importance of familial bonds.

A Man (2022) review

A compelling and thrilling exploration of the reality of identity fraud and the damaging effect societal discourses can have on a subject and his ego.