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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • Women on the Edge

    The disaster on 11 March 2011 made a huge impression in Japan. Few filmmakers were capable of coming up with an original response, but Kobayashi…
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  • The Sound of Light

    The filmmaker is a filmmaker, but the filmmaker is also a farmer. The film is about farmers and their problems pursuing a traditional life in…
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  • I Wish

    The great Japanese filmmakers have always been good at telling sensitive family tales. On the surface a summery children’s film, but underneath a dram
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  • Last Fragments of Winter

    A Malaysian film student travels to Japan to study and is amazed by many things. About a girl in the snow, for instance.
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  • Generator

    Generator is a response to the disaster in Fukushima and visualises Tokyo as an eroding metropolis accompanied by Jim O’Rourke’s dark soundscapes.
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  • Kyojima 3rd St., Sumida City

    Perhaps the most over-used description for films with beautiful young people: the coming-of-age film. The girl steals.
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  • About the Pink Sky

    Cheeky, untouchable girls can make a film immortal. Think of Jean Seberg in À bout de souffle. From now on you can also dream of…
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  • Sound of Life

    Joyful, poetic animation magically combines two animation techniques. Get carried away.
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  • Tokyo Playboy Club

    There are rundown nightclubs where the excitement is gone, but the Playboy Club in Tokyo has long since passed that phase. It’s the ideal backdrop…
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  • Kotoko

    Tsukamoto has to answer for almost unbearable films such as Tetsuo II: Body Hammer and Tokyo Fist. Not exactly free of violence, to put it…
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