Hirokazu Koreeda (filmmaker)

Yasujiro Ozu's masterpiece depicting family bonds through an elderly couple's Tokyo visit. His unique low-angle aesthetic known as the 'Ozu shot' continues to influence filmmakers worldwide.

A socially conscious drama directed by Hirokazu Koreeda. It depicts a poor family's bonds and secrets. Winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes. A masterpiece symbolizing contemporary Japanese cinema.

A film masterpiece by Yasujiro Ozu released in 1953. Quietly depicting the interaction between an elderly couple visiting Tokyo from the countryside and their family. Eliminating cinematic ostentation with a unique style, it deeply expresses the pathos of life. Among the greatest films ever made.

Japanese film directed by Hirokazu Koreeda, released in 2018. Depicts a family without blood relations committing theft and their warm relationships within. Won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, achieving Japan's cinema's highest honor. Through family structure and social minority issues, it questions contemporary society.

Japan's iconic tokusatsu film series produced by Toho since its first installment in 1954. Born as a monster symbolizing nuclear terror, it introduced Japanese special effects culture to the world. Spanning 70 years including Hollywood adaptations, it is the greatest franchise in Japanese cinema history.

A master of Japanese cinema known as 'the Emperor' of filmmaking. He created masterpieces that changed world film history, including 'Seven Samurai,' 'Rashomon,' and 'Yojimbo.' He continues to profoundly influence filmmakers worldwide, from Steven Spielberg to George Lucas.