Truer Than True--The series follow-up to "Knit's Island".

The peregrinations of Victor Assié, a young actor questioning the meaning of his profession, to whom the authors of the series offer a unique experience: explore, in the guise of an avatar, an online simulation of daily life and meet its users, while playing his own role.

They Have Always Been Part of Our Youth

From Heisei to Reiwa, Japan’s beloved actresses reunite! Takako Matsu, Haruka Ayase, Rie Miyazawa, Machiko Ono, Aya Matsuura, Ko Shibasaki, Yuko Takeuchi, and more—these actresses have remained active from the Heisei era into the Reiwa era. Anyone familiar with Japanese films or television has almost certainly seen at least one of them on screen.

Good Times, Bad Times, Lazy Times

跟跟

In an age of endless watching, how do we deal with distraction overload? Too exhausted after work? These films are short enough not to test your patience. Some are early works by acclaimed directors; all are sharp, rich, and full of surprises. Fine, I admit it—I also put them here simply because I love them. They’ll leave you wanting to hit replay. You may need to be jolted by them one more time before you’re ready to move on.

Unknown to All: Island Histories

“Island history” does not seek to construct a more insular and exclusionary Taiwan-centered historical narrative. Rather, it invites us to see anew how islands have always existed within relationships shaped by empire, war, and migration. Islands have served both as bases for the expansion of power and as waystations for displaced workers, soldiers, and refugees; they have endured oppression while also becoming implicated in violence against others. As the camera crosses oceans and national borders, history ceases to be merely a story claimed by the state and becomes a series of lived experiences still waiting to be heard, recognized, and reckoned with.