Tag: JFF
“Anime Supremacy!” Film Review: A Chaotic Film About Chaotic Anime Productions
Informative yet mentally exhausting, "Anime Supremacy!" is a chaotic film that present the behind the scene story of anime productions
Six Cities Will Held Japanese Film Festival Indonesia 2024
JFF Indonesia 2024 will be from November to December in 6 different cities: Jakarta, Bandung, Makassar, Yogyakarta, Palembang, and Surabaya.
Behind the Script of “My Broken Mariko” – Japanese Film Festival...
During the fringe event of JFF Online 2024, KAORI Teams also attended the online talk show with Kosuke Mukai, the scriptwriter of "My Broken Mariko"
20 Films Will be Screened in Japanese Film Festival ONLINE 2022
The event will be held online on the JFF website from 14 to 27 February.
Japan Foundation to Hold Japanese Film Festival Online on February 2022
A pre-event, which include an online film screening, also will be held from 15 to 21 November 2021.
“A Story of Yonosuke” Film Review: Iyashi Narrative and Nostalgia for...
With the lack of dramatic tension and minimalistic directing, "A Story of Yonosuke" provides a sense of sincerity that rarely can be found in other films.
5 Years of Japanese Film Festival Indonesia: Our Experiences Watching Japanese...
First held on 26 November 2015, Japanese Film Festival (JFF) Indonesia has left a deep impression for many KAORI staff. Here are their opinions on the event.
Japan Foundation to Hold Japanese Film Festival Plus: Online Festival
For 2020, the Japanese Film Festival will be held in Indonesia as an online event due to considerations of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
“Samurai Shifters” Film Review: Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader
"Samurai Shifters" shows how the ability to gather information could be important for the future leader.
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Comifuro XX: An Event at a Crossroads
In this article, we will explore how the "Comic Frontier" can evolve to better serve fans, creators, and the industry as a whole.
“Super Robot Wars Y” Game Review: A Series at a Crossroads
Super Robot Wars Y is one of the series' best-written entries and a welcome return, although not much has been innovated in its game systems despite the long release gap.
