Japan's Classics

"To me, only Lily Zhouzhou is real." The famous Japanese director Shunji Iwai left a classic cruel poem of youth in the history of film.

In Tokyo in the 1980s, how many traces of Ozu Yasujiro's "Tokyo Story" are still left? This is a sincere letter written by Wenders to Ozu.

Naomi Kawase's blockbuster first feature film! Ono Machiko, who is crying for the first time, is photographed by the master of photography Tamura Masaki, and narrates a family poem...

是枝裕和「良多系列」首部作品。難得團圓的橫山家在兩天相聚時光裡重憶死去的長子，也緩緩道出埋藏多年的芥蒂。

Welcome to Sin City! Shun Iwai's fable of the late 20th century, restored for the 25th anniversary of the romantic heterochromatic classic.

Important works that influenced "A Clockwork Orange"! Japanese independent film director Toshio Matsumoto's first feature film is the pioneer of Japanese gay films and the new wave.

The scenes of real guns and elastic sex are among the top ten banned films in the world! The tavern maid Abe Sada and her master fall in forbidden love. They exile their instincts in the lingering pathos. What will be their ending?