Rental Family ★★★
Phillip Vandarploeug (Brendan Fraser) is struggling. An American living in Japan, Phillip is an outsider. He is lonely, spending hisContinue Reading
Phillip Vandarploeug (Brendan Fraser) is struggling. An American living in Japan, Phillip is an outsider. He is lonely, spending hisContinue Reading
Ghosts, grief, and growing up form a melancholic mêlée in Sakamoto Yukari‘s directorial debut about characters quite literally haunted byContinue Reading
No one comes out clean in our post-capitalist world. You’re either exploited, or you’re an exploiter. At least that’s whatContinue Reading
This month, our What We’re Watching column brings you a Kurosawa classic and two lesser-known films worthy of your attention.Continue Reading
Crime, romance, and the absurd take center stage for our May What We’re Watching column, a trio of films fromContinue Reading
Saori (Sakura Andō) knows there is something wrong with her son Minato (Sōya Kurokawa). One day, he unexpectedly goes missing,Continue Reading
This November, we look back at a number of lesser known films as well as one film that perhaps wasContinue Reading
After the release of The Wind Rises in 2013, Hayao Miyazaki announced his retirement from filmmaking. Since then however, heContinue Reading
Wim Wenders’ latest film, Perfect Days, premiered at Cannes 2023, sharing the spotlight with his new documentary Anselm. While theContinue Reading
Our What We’re Watching column this month focuses on both profound auteurs as well as two lesser known LGBT filmsContinue Reading










