Great mindless fun, perfect to wash away the stress that has infiltrated one’s body during the week.
Tag: Mitsuru Hirata
Call Me Chihiro (2023) review
What makes Imaizumi’s narrative a pleasant and such an emotional watch is the fine balance he found between waves of light-heartedness and the forlorn aftertaste that remains after bonds unravel.
Fukushima 50 (2020) review [Japan Cuts 2020]
“An effective warning against further relying on nuclear energy alone to power the country.”
Almost coming, Almost dying (2017) Review [screening at Fantasia Film Festival].
“An expressive narrative about feelings of shame, sexuality, and fear of death. (..) Not (…) extremely polished, but Kobayashi has delivered an exercise in form to show that he is ready to tackle on bigger projects. “
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