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Tag: Masatoshi Nagase

Malu (2020) review [33th Tokyo International Film Festival]

With ‘Malu’, Edmund Yeo proves that he is a master visual poet of the mundane and of the ‘cruel’.

Love’s Twisting Path (2019) Review

“Nakajima’s movie delivers everything that one expects from an jidai-geki narrative.”

Red Snow (2019) review [Camera Japan Festival 2019]

“Those (spectators) that give the narrative a chance will become captivated by its moving evocation of the tension between speech and truth.”

We Are Little Zombies (2019) Review

“Nagahisa has earned himself the honour to be considered as one of the most promising directors of Japan today.”

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