If you gotta go – and let’s be clear, we ALL gotta go – why not go in style?
Tag: japanese
Ozu looks at a traditional life, and potentially condemns it as an option.
What does it take to evoke the spirit of The Coen Brothers without specifically becoming “Coen-esque”?
With a twelve-course meal on-tap for 2015, I decide to start with dessert.
A new Mikke film wants to cut into the very nature of betrayal, but this time it feels like his knife is a little blunt.
Maestro Miyazaki decides to play one last song, and it’s a tune with tones of home.
Where Blind Spots are concerned, it feels like I’m ending 2013 where I started.
“When the wind rises, you would have to attempt to live.”
As The Bondage Club takes control of one man, Midnight Madness takes control of its audience.
A beautiful Japanese tale is told at TIFF; one that wonders just what it is that ties a family together.
One last offering from a master of animation.
We begin a new round of essentials with a bummer.
An sublimely, achingly, beautiful bummer.