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Review: The Boy and the Beast

Last summer, my brother and I visited Japan, and as we explored the streets, skyscrapers, parks, and temples around Tokyo, we saw this...

Review: Belladonna of Sadness

I’ve only been back in New York for a few hours, and I’m already hitting my usual haunts. How could I possibly turn in early when...

Review: Tampopo

Dragged myself out of bed this morning and made my way over to the Film Forum (the same venue where I saw Chimes At Midnight earlier this...

Review: Miss Hokusai

Last night, I found out that an animated film I’ve been looking forward to for months was quietly released on Friday, to a criminally...

Review: A Japanese Sci-Fi Double Feature

Today, I returned to Japan Society (where I saw Blind Woman’s Curse) to enjoy another retrospective. This time, rather than featuring the...

Review: A Kazuo Miyagawa Triple Feature

Returned to Japan Society (which has entered the second week of its retrospective celebrating the work of cinematographer Kazuo Miyagawa)...

Review: A Certain Killer

Japan Society’s film department is hosting another retrospective, this time celebrating the illustrious career of Kazuo Miyagawa, one of...

Review: The Adventures of Captain Marvel

I was in the mood for something completely different, so I popped in my copy of Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray release of The Adventures of...

Review: Fire and Ice

Watched Fire and Ice on Kanopy. How in God’s name did I reach adulthood without having experienced this sword-and-sorcery masterpiece?...

Review: Noriko's Dinner Table

Watched Noriko’s Dinner Table on Fandor and… well, quite frankly, I don’t know where to start. In terms of the themes it explores (the...

Review: The Great Silence

Celebrated the successful completion of another job with a screening of The Great Silence at Film Forum (even though it doesn’t support...

Review: Tokyo Gore Police

Despite Fandor’s extensive library of bonafide classics (including a selection of Werner Herzog’s early filmography, which I really need...

Review: Tower

One more movie before bed: Tower, a nonfiction film about the 1966 UT clock tower shooting—an event that also inspired Harry Chapin’s...

Review: Eleven Samurai

Well, I forgot that today was Easter Sunday until it was too late to make any solid plans, so instead of treating myself to a fancy...

Review: Marronnier

While I generally prefer physical media, online streaming services can be useful on occasion. For example, I was browsing Fandor this...

Review - Zatoichi: The Television Series

I have a bad habit of not actually watching the DVDs and Blu-rays that I buy. Case in point: I purchased the first season of the Zatoichi...

Review - JSA: Joint Security Area

Watched JSA: Joint Security Area on Kanopy, a streaming service that comes free with every New York Public Library card. What begins as a...

Review: Oh Lucy!

Braved the rain and snow to catch a screening of Oh Lucy!, a movie about a middle-aged Japanese office worker that embarks on a journey...

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