It’s that time of year again when the Japan Foundation get together to bring together a common theme for their annual Film Festival. This years theme looks at ‘women‘, specifically contemporary Japanese cinema by, about, and for women.
The latest newsletter from Revision3 in my inbox, introduced a new show to their roster ‘AnimeTV‘. This new show pledges to promote Japanese pop culture and the latest offerings in the world of animé.
I just happened upon an offer by the World Cinema Directory who are offering the opportunity to download the ‘Directory Of World Cinema – Japan‘ for free for a limited time only.
If you follow my blog at all, all two of you, you’ll know that I’m quite the Japanese film fan, well film fan in general I suppose. I’m excited about the prospect of the BFI Southbank showcasing the latest work of Hirokazu Kore-eda.
I’ve been incredibly busy recently but I’ve managed to watch the entire series of the Japanese drama, ‘Ashita No Kita Yoshio‘ (Kita Yoshio’s Tomorrow) whilst I took a break to eat.
