Japan

Japan

Interview: Joe Odagiri On “They Say Nothing Stays the Same,” His Scenic Directorial Debut

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Japan

Review: “They Say Nothing Stays The Same” Tackles Westernization In Meiji-era Japan

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Japan

Review: Action-Packed “Labyrinth of Cinema” Conveys A Strong Anti-War Message

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Japan

Review: “Extro” Captures the Unglamorous Hardships of Being a Background Actor

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Japan

Review: “Sacrifice” Offers Airy Take On Japanese Cults And National Traumas

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Japan

Review: “My Sweet Grappa Remedies” Shows a Middle-Aged Woman’s Gentle Slice-of-Life

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Japan

Review: “Book-Paper-Scissors” Honors Japanese Artisan Culture Amidst Modernity

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Japan

Review: “Fukushima 50” Offers Uncontroversial Take On Japan’s Biggest Nuclear Disaster

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Japan

Japanese Indie Drama “My Identity” Examines a Fractured Taiwanese-Japanese Immigrant Identity

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Japan

Review: What “A Silent Voice” Can Tell Us About Ableism and Tolerance in Japan

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