A film has no gender; it’s either good or bad. Hence, its creator should not be judged by their gender either. Honestly, this list should have been called “All Time Great International…
Tag: Naomi Kawase
Naomi Kawase’s films always revolve in familiar territory; with characters and relationships reeling under the grips of a society that seldom chooses to look back. Kawase infuses the daily, mundane chores with…
Japanese cinema has persistently and sensibly dealt with environmental issues, particularly modern society’s encroachment into the wilderness. The Studio Ghibli movies with its penchant for romanticizing the ordinary combined with the wizardry…