(Anti) Romance Film from Japan | Asako I & II | Review

Asako I & II (2018) directed by Ryūsuke Hamaguchi Ryūsuke Hamaguchi, the director of "Drive my Car" (2021), a film I love out of Japan, created another interesting film with Asako 1 and 2. Asako I & II uses subtle techniques to explore love in a very honest and sometimes brutal way. I call this film an anti-romance because it presents love as a realistic way, as something that is based on chance and something that most people screw up because their past trauma and experiences tend to ruin their ability to love in an honest way. Asako is a very subdued meditation on love and romance and it's definitely a Japanese film worth checking out. The Mint Volcano channel will be uploading more review of Taiwanese cinema, films, movies, Netflix shows as well as reviews of films from other Asian countries such as Hong Kong, China, Japan and more. The purpose of this channel is for media criticism and appreciation of cinema and Taiwanese cinema in particular. We hope people from all over the world will seek out these movies and share them with their friends. Nick is a writer / director who has been living in Taiwan for 11 years you can find his work at: Website: http://nickvaky.com ​​​ Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/user13406252� ��​​ Instagram: @Nickvaky Luke is a cinematographer and photographer from Taiwan you can find him at: Website: https://lukeliu.tw/� ��​​ Facebook: @LukeLiuPhoto Instagram: @Lonfom

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