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It’s been nearly 11 years since I wrote the small piece on The Year of Asian, celebrating Yojiro Takita’s Okuribito snatching the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film and Slumdog Millionaire sweeping award season...
Amy takes a look at the not-so-recent movies she’s watched for the first time in 2016.
A debt-ridden award-winning writer tries to take back control of his existence and reconnect with his aging mother, ex-wife and son on a stormy summer night.
What films have us looking forward to the next eleven months of new movies?
I decided to give the first step on the site and post this: my Indian re-adaptation of Koreeda’s Like Father, Like Son.
The Nonomiya family lived a normal life. However, they are dealt with a huge blow when the hospital tells them about an accident regarding their 6-year-old-son Keita.
Tsuma and Ayumu Muko are a married couple in a small town in the middle of nowhere. He’s a novelists with a part-time job as a caretaker in the local nursery home while she’s a housewife with a faint heart… that sees the world from a different perspective.
There’s our first brief look at Koreeda’s latest film, which will be competing this week at Cannes Film Festival, about a man who has to choose between the boy he raised as his son and his real son.
