‘Michiyuki — Voices of Time’ preserves a disappearing world in black and white
With the texture of a lost era, Hiromichi Nakao’s bittersweet film resembles a docudrama about what happens to the physical world as memories and people fade.
Asako I and II review
If you want to read my review of Asako I & II, read this post. In 寝ても覚めても, Asako fell in love with Baku, a man so free that one day he simply disappeared. Years later, she meets Ryohei, a man with a completely different personality than Baku. But, with the identical face.
Asako I and II review
If you want to read my review of Asako I & II, read this post. In 寝ても覚めても, Asako fell in love with Baku, a man so free that one day he simply disappeared. Years later, she meets Ryohei, a man with a completely different personality than Baku. But, with the identical face.
Just made this review of Asako I & II with #ErikaKarata #MasahiroHigashide #SairiIto #RioYamashita and #DaichiWatanabe
This was the first Japanese movie I watched with Erika Karata. Since then, I became a fan.
https://japanesemoviesme.com/asako-i-and-ii-review/
Asako I and II review
If you want to read my review of Asako I & II, read this post. In 寝ても覚めても, Asako fell in love with Baku, a man so free that one day he simply disappeared. Years later, she meets Ryohei, a man with a completely different personality than Baku. But, with the identical face.
The Japan Times
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