A rare and thoughtful look into the creative world of one of Japan’s most distinctive directors.
Tag - Shunji Iwai
Academy Award® Qualifying Asia’s Largest International Short Film Festival
‘So free, for the first time in my life.’
Overlooked Asian films from the late 1990s to early 2000s that captured the economic instability, urban disaffection, and social struggles of the era.
"I think a bee appears before every criminal right before they commit the crime."
"Don't you think real people are scarier than zombies and ghosts?"
Every element of Shunji Iwai's 1996 masterpiece is polished to perfection, while still maintaining a messy and chaotic style
Films have a unique ability to rekindle memories of past eras, childhood, or simpler moments in life. These titles highlight the fact
