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It is love at first sight, when Baku and Asako cross paths. But a broken heart quickly follows. A couple of years later, Baku meets someone who eerily resembles Asako…. A clever and extraordinary sweet romantic comedy that plays on the heartstrings.
In the aftermath of the 2011 tsunami and subsequent nuclear reactor meltdown, a young photographer captures his family within staged, imaginary, and spectacular scenes. Without sentimentality, but with a sense of humor and aesthetics, director Ryôta Nakano explores the dynamics of family.
Wife of a Spy is a riveting, gorgeously crafted, old-school Hitchcockian thriller, which follows a couple that is suspected to be infiltrators of the West. Set in Japan’s war-torn rural countryside, this film depicts a couple’s struggle to overcome distrust and stay faithful to their love.
Either escaping the past or avoiding the future, a theatre director moves to a new town to direct a production of Uncle Vanya. He is assigned a young chauffeur; and despite their initial misgivings, they form a special bond.
Four thirty-something women from Kobe re-examine their lives when one of them divorces her husband. With precise directing, Ryusuke Hamaguchi manages to bring the audience close to his heroines, and with honesty and sobriety, he presents an ambitious and unique film full of sentiment.
Against the backdrop of the 1969 student riots, students invited perhaps the most prominent literary figure of the time, Yukio Mishima, for a debate. But then a young student stood up and went blow for blow with the experienced Mishima. A thought-provoking and sage work.
Onoda is based on the true story of Hiroo Onoda. During WWII, he was sent into the jungles of the Philippines and continued the War himself for another 10,000 days. Set against breathtaking vistas, Onoda represents the Japanese hubris of the days of the emperor.
Three stories where fate or fantasy intervene and change the course of the characters: an unexpected love triangle, a failed seduction trap, and an encounter that results from a misunderstanding. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy is a vibrant and exciting cinematic experience.
Three young Vietnamese women immigrate to Japan in hopes of finding employment. The future seems bright until one of them falls ill.... The tension between the cultural homogeneity of Japanese society and the growing need for working hands from outside comes to light in this heartfelt drama.
As a documentary maker, Yoko is all about truth and integrity, but her latest story will test her journalistic and ethical values. A Balance produces a well-constructed story that spares no criticism from Japanese society and the conformity on which it is built.
