Drawn from a previously unknown private Tokyo collection, Buriki presents seventy miniature masterpieces that track the glory days of the Big Three automakers.
Praised by moviegoers and film critics alike, this witty and observant film about the human connection marks a cinematic comeback for acclaimed director Ryosuke Hashiguchi.
Sensational indie filmmaker Sion Sono returns to JAPAN CUTS with this much anticipated, gripping four-hour hentai (pervert) epic that brims with absurd gore, cross-dressers, sin and love triangles while exposing the contradictions within human nature.
Inspired by Billy Wilder's comedies, director Koki Mitani marks another cinematic achievement with this lavish blockbuster featuring an all-star cast with an art-house edge.
This story of fierce competition of talent, love, and, attention between two girls is the second manga adaptation for director Shusuke Kaneko (Death Note, 2006).
Shiro’s struggle with his father’s cancer and impending death leads to a realization that he must communicate his love and admiration for him before it’s too late.
Written, directed by and starring one of Japan's most famous entertainers, Takeshi Kitano, this cynical, dark comedy is the final installment of a trilogy that explores an artist's dilemma.
This collaboration with famous screenwriter Eriko Kitagawa and master of love stories Shunji Iwai depicts a precious moment in the lives of these immature yet innocent characters using unscripted dialogue and improvisation.
Drawn from a previously unknown private Tokyo collection, Buriki presents seventy miniature masterpieces that track the glory days of the Big Three automakers.
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