Japan – Cineccentric

by Eugene Kang December 27, 2021 0

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Labyrinth of Cinema ★★★

Nobuhiko Obayashi was never one to give less than his best, even when he was diagnosed with stage-4 terminal cancerContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics November 15, 2021 0

In Japan, film noir was popularized around the same time as its American counterpart and continued throughout the course ofContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics November 1, 2021 0

Alex Sitaras: With October and a number of its great films behind us, we turn to November which looks toContinue Reading

by Jessica Moore October 14, 2021 0

For a film superficially about a passenger and a chauffeur, Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s exquisite Drive My Car weaves intimacy into itsContinue Reading

by Alex Sitaras October 13, 2021 0

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You can often look at alternative or original titles of films to get at the crux of what the workContinue Reading

by Henry Baime September 30, 2021 0

I must’ve been about five years old the first time I saw Godzilla on screen. Sitting in a Chinese restaurantContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics September 1, 2021 0

Alex Sitaras: With the fall movie season upon us, September is when we usually start to see the films thatContinue Reading

by Alper Kavak August 23, 2021 0

Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes already clues the audiences in with its name, as the story revolves around a caféContinue Reading

by Eugene Kang August 22, 2021 0

Nick Davie: For our Living Room Chats this month, we discuss Juzo Itami‘s 1985 classic Tampopo. The wonderfully crafted food-basedContinue Reading

by Cineccentric Critics August 1, 2021 0

Alex Sitaras: First and foremost this month, I’m looking forward to Annette. The Leos Carax film premiered at Cannes thisContinue Reading