Yohei Kotsuji's "A Foggy Paradise," which premiered at Japan's biggest film festival, is an enigmatic feature exploring the complex theme of life's ambiguity.
The biggest film festival in Japan welcomed luminaries and celebrities like German director Wim Wenders ("Perfect Days") and Japanese actress Yui Aragaki.
The 2002 Akira Kurosawa award-winning filmmakers, Fukada and Inarritu, have pledged to donate their prize money to support students and struggling filmmakers.
This year, the Tokyo International Film Festival will host 33 world premieres along with broadcasts of the planned talks events. Here are some points to know.
While celebrating 50 years of “Kamen Rider,” this year’s festival took a deeper look at the creativity in the region with a new “Asian Future” section...
The 33rd Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) is being held from October 31 to November 9, with Roppongi Hills, Tokyo as the main venue for...