Japanese

Hong Kong

Review: Hong Kong Biopic “Anita” Merely Strives for Mediocrity

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Japan

Why Yasujirō Ozu’s Films Are Still Relevant Today

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Japan

Review: In “Office Royale”, Japan’s Office Ladies Fight…to Preserve Patriarchy

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Japan

Review: “Under the Open Sky” Poignantly Depicts a Former Yakuza’s Societal Re-Entry

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Japan

Review: “A Family” Shows the Yakuza Aren’t so Glorious Anymore

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Japan

Review: “The Great War of Archimedes” Critiques Japanese Conservatism…Using Math

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Japan

Review: “Demon Slayer: Mugen Train” Elevates the Pathos and Spectacle of its Anime

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Taiwan

Review: “Green Jail” Bears Witness to a Forgotten Period of Taiwanese History

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Taiwan

Review: “Hotel Iris” Exhibits Transgressive Love…and Taiwan-Japan Amity

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Japan

Review: Silver Bear Winner “Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy” Plays with Coincidences and Fate

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