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Overzicht van films
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Hysteric
Zeze Takahisa | 100' | Japan | European premiere
Boy and girl commit a clumsy raid and torture their victim. Criminal and macabre love story. -
Iconoclasm No. 1
Kurokawa Hoshu | 12' | Japan | -
An iconoclasm let loose on modern urban impressions. The devastating result is a powerful, experimental and abstract film. -
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Jam Session – Kikujiro no natsu koshiki kaizokuban
Shinozaki Makoto | 93' | Japan | -
The formidable Kitano Takeshi in the ‘making-of’ of his last film Kikujiro. Plus an unforgettable encounter with the Taiwanese master Hou Hsiao-hsien. -
Jujiro
Kinugasa Teinosuke | 60' | Japan | -
In cooperation with the Nederlands Filmmuseum, the festival is presenting a rare print of a Japanese film classic, with the world première of a new… -
Kikujiro no natsu
Kitano Takeshi | 116' | Japan | -
Masao (9) has the holiday of his life in a funny, occasionally absurd, but always warm comedy. With and by a Kitano who excels himself. -
Kiss Me So Long I Can’t Breathe
Kim Taegwan | 90' | Japan | International premiere
The killer, the call-girl and the victim; each with their own story. Mix of influences from Hong Kong, Korean and Japanese cinema into a fluent,… -
Ley Lines
Miike Takashi | 105' | Japan | International premiere
The last part of Miike’s ‘Triad Society’ trilogy about the interaction between Chinese and Japanese gangsters. Against the background of pornography, -
Looking for a Job
Sueoka Ichiro | 5' | Japan | -
A cooked film. Old film images regain their taste and colour. -
M/Other
Suwa Nobuhiro | 147' | Japan | -
Intimate and realistic, the story follows a young woman who is involved in a relationship with a divorced man with a child and unexpectedly has… -
Monochrome Head
Ito Takashi | 10' | Japan | -
Man with the camera sees his daughter with a baseball bat or is it a legendary monster? As more often with Ito: it’s both. See… -
The Moon
Ito Takashi | 7' | Japan | -
Film-maker looks around the house by the light of the moon. The moon makes everything strange. The film-maker makes the strange even stranger.
