As part of Yokogawa’s Zombie Night festivities in the run up to and over Halloween weekend, the fiercly independent Yokogawa

In December, Hiroshima film buffs have an opportunity to see a selection of a selection of the films from the

At the end of last year, American filmmaker Ian Thomas Ash‘s powerful documentary A2-B-C, which focuses on a group of

Radio Love is a feature film set in Hiroshima and made by Hiroshima born film maker, Hideyuki Tokigawa. The film

A bunch of Oscary films are on screen at Hiroshima’s independent theaters this month, including Nebraska, Dallas Buyer’s Club, American

The Hiroshima Cinematographic Library is showing a selection of films directed by Fritz Lang this month.

The biennial Hiroshima Peace Film Festival gets underway on Friday. The focus is not only on issues related to Hiroshima,

“Gently pressing out the creases on a blouse long folded up, I bring it into the light of the sun

The highly acclaimed (99% rating on Rotten Tomatoes) US made documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi tells the story of 85 year-old

The Hiroshima release of the all-star movie Cloud Atlas on March 15 sees the return of one of its former

B-movie cinephiles may like to kick off their Golden Week with three days of international cinema featuring blood, zombies, rock’n’roll

Hiroshima has an excellent Cinematographic Library which shows classic cinema throughout the year at very reasonable prices. It may be