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Tag: Japan

November 15, 2018

Review: Summer Blooms

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Japanese Film Festival

“I don’t like my big hands.”

Written by

Richard Gray
November 12, 2018

Review: Destiny: The Tale of Kamakura

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Japanese Film Festival

“Yes, I’m dead you know.”

Written by

Richard Gray
November 2, 2018

Review: The Travelling Cat Chronicles

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Japanese Film Festival

“We can do a pygmy hippo!”

Written by

Richard Gray
October 20, 2018

Review: Liz and the Blue Bird

Film, Film Reviews

“Happy ice cream!”

Written by

Richard Gray
October 14, 2018

Review: Kids on the Slope

Film, Film Reviews

“I’ve always got space for watermelon.”

Written by

Richard Gray
October 3, 2018

Review: Laplace’s Witch

Film, Film Reviews

“She could use some tea.”

Written by

Richard Gray
September 10, 2018

Tokyo Disneyland at 35: a Halloween-ish visit

Travel

Tokyo Disneyland is a hub of celebration right now.

Written by

Richard Gray
August 15, 2018

JFF 2018: Japanese Film Festival announces Classics program

Events, Film, Film Festivals, News

8 free films from Japan’s rich cinema history.

Written by

Richard Gray
August 13, 2018

Review: Our House

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Melbourne International Film Festival

“Our water source is different.”

Written by

Richard Gray
August 10, 2018

‘Modest Heroes’: 3 new trailers for Studio Ponoc anthology

Film, News

A new trio of excellence from Ponoc.

Written by

Richard Gray

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