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Tag: Mari Hamada

Little Nights, Little Love (2019) review

“A very enjoyable and heart-warming romance narrative.”

The End Of The Pale Hour (2021) review [22nd Nippon Connection]

Matsumoto delivers an amazing narrative that allows the spectator to realize that imaginary pleasure offers little protection against the oppressing demands of the society and imaginary injuries dealt by others.

Inuyashiki (2018) review

“A more satisfying experience than most western super-hero narratives”.

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