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Tag: Kanichiro

Theatre: A Love Story (2020) Review

A painful but beautiful narrative about the difficulty to instigate subjective change and the impact such struggle has on relations.

Chiwawa (2019) review [Fantasia International Film Festival]

“Ken Ninomiya reconfirms his extra-ordinary talent, proving he is truly one of a kind.”

The Chrysanthemum and The Guillotine (2018) review

“Zeze movingly reveals that the ground for true revolution should be love and its goal the realization of that place where a woman can realize her agency as subject.”

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