A stunning 75-minute Japanese art piece. Conveys a powerfully tangible sense of loss and loneliness. In both concrete and existential terms, it dwells on what the dead leave behind and how the living carry on. A film which I'm glad exists.
This review of Tony Takitani (2004) was written by Pedro P on 16 Jan 2008.
Tony Takitani has generally received very positive reviews.
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