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Film Submissions Open for the 36th Tokyo International Film Festival
As we previously announced, the Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) is planning to hold the 36th edition from October 23 through November 1 in the Hibiya-Yurakucho-Marunouchi-Ginza area.

Sakamoto Ryuichi Obituary
Composer and musician SAKAMOTO Ryuichi has passed away on March 28 at the age of 71.

The 16th Asian Film Awards Winners Announced: 'Drive My Car' wins Best Film
The 16th annual Asian Film Awards (AFA 16) announced the winners and special award recipients at a ceremony held in the newly built Hong Kong Palace Museum on March 12, 2023.

The 16th Asian Film Awards: Lifetime Achievement Award & Asian Cinerama Screenings
Sammo HUNG to receive Lifetime Achievement Award at AFA16

Dates Set for TIFF and TIFFCOM 2023
The Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) and the festival’s affiliated market, TIFFCOM Marketplace for Film and TV in Asia, are pleased to announce their 2023 dates.

Internationally Renowned Japanese Actor Abe Hiroshi to Receive Excellence in Asian Cinema Award at the 16th Asian Film Awards Film Awards
Hong Kong/Tokyo (February 6, 2023) The Asian Film Awards Academy (AFA Academy or AFAA) has announced that the Excellence in Asian Cinema Award at the 16th Asian Film Awards (AFA16) will be presented to renowned Japanese actor ABE Hiroshi. He will accept the award at the awards ceremony to be held in Hong Kong on March 12, 2023.
Lists
Cannes 2023 - Tokyo International Film Festival Alumni 11 films
Looking forward to TIFF alumni's presentations at Festival de Cannes! Read notes for our history...
Cannes 2023 - Films Shot in Japan 5 films
From renowned auteurs to emerging directors, five films shot in Japan are heading to Cannes.
16th Asian Film Awards - Nominations Revealed! 30 films
Full List of Nominees is here.
30 films from 22 regions and countries have received 81 nominations and will compete…
Liked lists
Asian Women Directors: The Official Top 100 Narrative Feature Films

Letterboxd 100 films
Seijun Suzuki Centennial | 2023

Japan Society Film 6 films
The 95th Academy Award feature film nominees

Oscars 39 films
Sundance 2023 Award Winners

The Sundance Institute 33 films
Festival Focus: Rotterdam

MUBI 139 films
Liked reviews
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In one of my favourite college classes, I read about how a classic Korean film thought to be lost, suddenly turned up in a kimchi pot. I couldn't tell you jack shit from most of my college classes, but that has stayed with me. So much of history is based on what's available. So much is lost due to the ravages of time, and targeted erasure (in the case of Korea, Japan and the U.S. controlled film production during the…
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Film #19 | Check out my full review here: www.spoilertv.com/2022/03/movies-gff-2022-hommage-review.html
Last one in from GFF that I need to review and I really liked Hommage. It's a powerfully understated drama that looks into the past of Korea's film industry and explores the trouble facing female directors who historically operated within its circle- introducing us to Lee Jung-eun as an underpaid director who has made three films yet is losing money each time out. As she is…
a beautifully meditative film that celebrates both south korean film and its female filmmakers:)
this was made with so much love and appreciation and that works so kindly in the film's favour:) playing wonderfully into its fictitious meta-narrative emerges this story of womanhood and the continued motif of one's 'shadow self'. paired with a dreamlike colour palette, a reflective demina and a warm sense of humour; this film attests to the pertinence of simply loving the very form of cinema itself:)!!!
it was incredible to hear shin speak to her work today!!! what an incredible woman !!!!!!
Ryohei Suzuki... what a showcase! Hio Miyazawa also did great.
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Tokyo International Film Festival #14 (FINAL)
Oh this is really well-told. What I feared would be a little too plain for a gay love story was told with so much love and both implicit and explicit effection, wrapping its arms around your heart till delivering a brutal but hopeful ending
A must-see
World Premiere at the Tokyo International Film Festival 2022
This was a gay love story about the relationship between a successful fashion editor and a down-on-his-luck personal trainer.Â
I had expected a rather shallow film but it was far from it. There were scenes that were sweet and sexy but other scenes that were surprisingly powerful and moving. The story also went in directions that I didn’t see coming.Â
Both lead actors were very good but Ryohei Suzuki’s perfornance as Kosuke was truly outstanding.Â
This is easily my favourite film of the festival so far.Â
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TERRORIZERS tells a complex tale of the origins of violence through the seemingly random but interconnected lives of modern youths in Taipei. Disagree with some aspects of the script but its structured well, allowing the actors to give layered performances. Flawed but fascinating work from Ho Wi Ding.
Films screened at the 35th Tokyo International Film Festival, October 24 - November 2, 2022.
Award Winners: https://2022.tiff-jp.net/award_winners_en/