The cerebral stillness of the film and its thematical fragmentation constitutes an inviting call for audiences to ponder over its obliquely-raised questions.
Tag: Haruka Ayase
Revolver Lily (2023) review
A very enjoyable action-thriller that succeeds in satisfying the spectator thirsting for exciting action-pieces.
The Legend and The Butterfly (2023) [Japan Cuts 2023]
The combination of historical anchor points, a phantasmatic romance to link those points together, and satisfying burst of action will surely be able to satisfy those who thirst for a modern take on the period drama.
Umimachi Diary (2015) Review
A wonderful and nostalgic cinematographical product about sisterly relations.