'Do you love me?', 'Yes', he said, and then - a colourful musical journey into the narrative of a woman’s tangled past, with magical glimpses of her present world and hopes for a liberated future.
You, who missed the last train, meets Kimi, who kills the waiting time in the game arcade. They are casually attracted to each other and aimlessly walk around Tokyo at midnight. They spend their time enjoying themselves. Completely exhausted they finally arrive at Kimi's messy apartment.
How To Destroy The World looks at how we humans can do it easier and faster. Join a polygamous Viking, pet eating vegetables, chickenpigs and the Guzzler Family on these four journeys to the end of the world.
A young man struggles with the fact that his girlfriend, upon returning from a trip to see her estranged Indian family, has unexpectedly turned into a samosa.
A radioactive object sets off a novel unreeling of events amongst some pond life. A unique marriage of sound and vision this idiosyncratic film presents its imagery in the manner of a musical arrangement with cyclical visual devices that repeat and distort.
The irregular sequence of events is both dark and vibrant within a film that is at once experimental and accessible.
An experimental essay film that contrasts two separate murder scenes from Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" and Mary Harron's "American Psycho" in order to make a statement about film censorship.
