A thrilling ride that brutally confronts the spectator with the effects of the over-emphasis of pleasure and consumption within social interactions on the subject
Tag: Yui Natsukawa
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.”
Organ (2018) review
“A narrative that, when all is said and done, fails to realize its potential to move the spectator. “
What a Wonderful Family! 2 (2017) Review [Screening at Fantasia Film Festival]
“An endearing and heartwarming exploration of the complexity of family relations (…) that shows (…) that happiness is to be found in the very daily problems family life indisputably generates. We’re already hoping for another sequel.”