Tag: Japan

Exploring the impact of Eiko Ishibashi's score on 'Evil Does Not Exist.'

'The Box Man' seeks to grapple with dilemmas of identity and psychology, and offer critiques of society.

Looking back at the enduring legacy of Hayao Miyazaki and his contributions to animation, films, and Japan.

Revisiting Miyazaki’s long-considered “last” film and examining how it originally served as the culmination of his storied career.

Making the case for 'Spirited Away' as Miyazaki's masterpiece.

Considering 'My Neighbor Totoro' as the most interesting movie to consider in Hayao Miyazaki’s filmography.

'Princess Mononoke' may be a pricklier film to appreciate, but that makes it all the more rewarding.

At its heart, 'The Boy and the Heron' asks: What will you choose to guide you on your path to ...

There's something beautiful about a director reaching the audience and swaying them with the smaller things in life.

Essentially a private concert film with the camera putting us, Sakamoto, and his piano in a room together alone.