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Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback shines a spotlight on detective Kogoro Mouri
Alicia HaddickApr 18th
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Ravens peers into the inner demons of a photography master
Alicia HaddickApr 16th
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Unreachable is little more than a shallow dream
Alicia HaddickApr 11th
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A Samurai in Time, the little film that claimed Japan’s top prize
Alicia HaddickApr 10th
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As For Me can’t imagine a better relationship, or a good movie
Alicia HaddickApr 7th
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Singing Lovebirds Was a jideaigeki movie musical ahead of its time
Alicia HaddickApr 2nd
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Nemurubaka: A musical end to youth, dry yet filled with heart
Alicia HaddickMar 28th
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The changing role of the pilot film in shaping Japanese classics and future hits
Alicia HaddickMar 25th
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Yasuko, Songs of Days Past is a turbulent taisho literary love affair
Alicia HaddickMar 20th
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Love & Pop searches for meaning in a post-bubble Japan
Alicia HaddickMar 11th
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Does Trillion Game's cinematic gamble pay off?
Alicia HaddickMar 7th
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The fine-dining of La Grande Maison Tokyo is J-Drama comfort food
Patrick St. MichelMar 6th
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Aibou: Inside Japan's craziest cop drama
Jacob Parker-DaltonMar 5th
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Kaiju Guy!: Local film made meta and heartful
Alicia HaddickMar 3rd
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Why would Hollywood want to remake 366 Days?
Alicia HaddickFeb 24th
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Our Little Sister sees Kore-eda bring sisterhood from strife
Alicia HaddickFeb 20th
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Takeshi Kitano parodies himself in Broken Rage
Alicia HaddickFeb 14th
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Domestic movies are stronger than ever, and it's hurting Japanese cinemas
Alicia HaddickFeb 7th
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How do you Make a Girl? Don't
Alicia HaddickFeb 3rd
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Rose of Versailles blooms on the battlefields of song
Alicia HaddickJan 31st
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With Asura, Hirokazu Kore-eda directs a beautiful feminist ode to sisterhood
Alicia HaddickJan 30th
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Rohan Kishibe is the perfect JoJo character for live-action
Alicia HaddickJan 29th
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Macross: Do You Remember Love? powerfully answers one simple question
Alicia HaddickJan 28th
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Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can't Sing lacks the creativity of vocaloid
Alicia HaddickJan 27th
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Moving: Shinji Somai's soaring coming-of-age amidst divorce
Alicia HaddickJan 24th
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