Japanese filmmaker Kore-eda's manga ode delights critics in Venice
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Japanese filmmaker Kore-eda's manga ode delights critics in Venice

SAPO Notícias10 September 2026 at 12:25

Japanese director Kore-eda, an award winner in auteur cinema, presents "Look Back", his latest work that is winning over critics in Venice. The work is an ode to manga and marks another contribution from the filmmaker to Japanese auteur cinema.

The film tells the story of two friends who share the dream of becoming manga artists. Through this narrative, Kore-eda explores themes of friendship, creativity, and the journey of artistic development of the characters.

The positive reception from critics in Venice reinforces Kore-eda's reputation as one of the great names in contemporary Japanese cinema, known for his works that frequently address family dynamics and interpersonal relationships.

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