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Happy new year, everyone! Here’s to a 2018 with more writing and more movies. Looking back at my movie-watching last year, I don’t think I watched too many films from the West, so this list seems incredibly unbalanced.
Amy takes a look at the not-so-recent movies she’s watched for the first time in 2016.
Japanese Girls Never Die (アズミ・ハルコは行方不明) continues promotions, as it preps to compete at this year’s edition of the Tokyo International Film Festival.
The first images of AZUMI HARUKO wa Yukuefumei (アズミ・ハルコは行方不明), Yu Aoi’s first leading role in over 7 years.
There are a lot of movie all over the world, some left in distribution limbo, some others left unsubtitled, so this is my attempt at making some sort of comprehensive list of what I thought was great… with some surprises, like last year.
Based on the manga by Akimi Yoshida, the story follows three sisters who live with their grandmother and await for the arrival of their teenage half-sister.
fter working on my 100 Favorite Actresses, I had been working on my Actors list~~~
Iranian film director Abbas Kiarostami continues sharing his personal vision on modern urban dramas, this time he turned to Japan to tell the story of Akiko, a sociology student who works as a prostitute in Tokyo.
As per tradition, a list of twelve films that marked my 2012 so far for Spanish-language affiliate site Cinencuentro.
