The incredibly well-crafted narrative structure, fuelled by Sakura Ando’s extremely satisfying performance, ensures that the spectator remains engaged from start and finish
Tag: Noriko Eguchi
Amalock (2024) review [OAFF 2024]
A narrative that fluidly combines comedy and tragedy to deliver an experience of smiles and tears.
Ripples (2023) review [Camera Japan Festival]
With her quirky sense of humor, she delivers one of the most illuminating explorations of the effect the gap between the imaginary equilibrium of the ego and the hidden broiling subjective discord has on relational functioning.
Tsuyukusa (2022) review
A narrative of subtle affection carried by the layered performances of the cast.
Mask Ward (2020) review
“Mask Ward provides the thrills and the tension and packs enough surprises to engage and, ultimately, satisfy the spectator.”
Just Only Love (2019) Review
“A touching exploration of how un-recruited love eventually scars subjectivity.”
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