"If I could afford to go to Minxin, why would I drive a taxi?"
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"If I could afford to go to Minxin, why would I drive a taxi?"
Japanese cinema has been on a somewhat successful stalemate for years now, with the titles produced (at least the ones we manage to sea in the West out of the...
We reveal three more competition titles! Three powerfully told stories from countries with rich film history. Three films that have already taken festivals by...
Japan Society announces Amiko directed by Yusuke Morii as the winner of the third Obayashi Prize at JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film. The film is...
About the titular character, being a parent to such an unusual child, Kana Osawa, the reaction of the audience in Japan, and many other topics.
Yusuke Morii's “Amiko” is a powerful film that tells the story of a young girl living in Hiroshima, Japan, who is struggling to cope with the grief...
