TodoiF is a newly launched film streaming service that showcases the works of the emerging directors who will lead the film industry and help them to follow internationally renowned filmmakers like Shinya Tsukamoto, Hirokazu Kore-eda, and Ryusuke Hamaguchi.
The name, todoiF, is coined to indicate its belief that tomorrow depends on independent films: the corporate mission is to carefully choose independent films and recommend and introduce the new directors to as many people as possible in overseas markets, independent of international reputations, trends, or fashions. A variety of independent movies and cult films from Japan will be also introduced. Thoughtful curation will benefit audiences by selecting quality films.
TodoiF‘s first lineup includes:
Kento Shimizuʼs “The Drifting Post,” which has been selected at 10 domestic and 20 international film festivals and won six international awards.
Kazuo Nagaiʼs “Smell, But I Love You,” which has been screened at more than 20 film festivals in Japan and abroad and won three awards.
Akihiro Takeishiʼs “Curry Rice,” which has been screened at the 71st Cannes International Film Festival.
It will also showcase Keiichiro Sawaʼs “Resident of Alice” and Akira Kawachiʼs “Fear of Missing Out,” both of which have recently been released in Japanese movie theaters.
These films can be rented individually or as a collection at discount rates that range from $4.00 to $22.00. The date to start streaming is the 17th of this month.
Visit the Official Wensite HERE
