Shunkinsho: Okoto to Sasuke – A dark yet tender ‘love’ story
Shunkinsho: Okoto to Sasuke (1935, Japan) directed by Yasujiro Shimazu...
30
Sep
Posts by Keltie Mechalski
26
Sep
The Moon Has Risen – A Female Focused Comedy of Errors
The Moon Has Risen (Tsuki wa noborinu, Japan 1955) is...
20
Sep
Forever a Woman (aka The Eternal Breasts): A Dedication to Womankind
Forever a Woman (aka The Eternals Breasts) (Chibusa yo eien...
15
Aug
Umeshu: The Iconic Japanese Beverage you may not have heard of
Many of Japan’s foods and cultural practices relate to seasonal...
30
Jun
Umeshuya London: Purveyors of the finest Umeshu & Yuzushu
Around this time of year, the first of the season’s...
06
Jun
Summer Ghost – A Sparkling Debut
Inspired by one illustration, the remarkable directorial debut from the...
06
Jun
Maquia – A Testament to Female Spirit
Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms (or Sayonara no Asa...
10
May
Bubble – A Dystopian Reimagining of The Little Mermaid
The original fairy tale from Hans Christian Andersen (first published...
14
Mar
Belle – A Touching Metaverse Fairy Tail
In Mamoru Hosoda's inventive take on the Disney classic, Beauty...