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Tag: Maho Yamada

Fuku-chan of Fukufuku Flats (2014) review [Fantasia 2020]

“With his low-key dramedy, one will laugh, one will tear up, but above all, one will come to understand that matters of romance always require a leap of faith.”

After the sunset (2019) review [Nippon Connection online]

“With a fine sensibility Michio Koshikawa explores the fact that motherhood is not played out at the level of biology, but at the level of society and the signifier.”

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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