Remembering Every Night

Name: Remembering Every Night
Genre: Drama
Released: September 15, 2023
Duration: 116 min
Rating: 70
Cast: Ai Mikami, Guama Uchida, Kumi Hyôdô, Manami Ohba, Mizuho Nojima

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Kimstim Films | Release Date: September 15, 2023 | Not Rated

Starring: Ai Mikami, Guama Uchida, Kumi Hyôdô, Manami Ohba, Mizuho Nojima, Tadashi Okuno, Yûya Shintarô

Summary: Over the course of one day, three women of different generations walk the streets of Tama New Town. Each woman is burdened with her own worries and feelings of isolation as they struggle to move forward in their lives.

Director: Yui Kiyohara

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 116 min

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Sumner Forbes

Sep 14, 2023

Remembering Every Night is an ethereal experience that shouldn’t be missed. It reminds viewers that cinema is a visual art first and foremost and that the composition of the frame and movements within it often speak much louder than words ever can. Read full review

Barney Nuttall

Dec 13, 2024

It’s as minimal as a drama can get, softening the highs and lows of narrative into a meditation on memory, purpose and recreation. Don’t be put off by its ambling form, for its function effectively probes political topics behind a gauze of cinematic serenity. Read full review

Jake Cole

Sep 11, 2023

The film is a gentle evocation of contemporary Japanese life in its pleasures and frustrations. Read full review

The Film Stage Alistair Ryder

Sep 14, 2023

There may be a subtle melancholy to the three overlapping character studies in Kiyohara’s film, but watching it was one of the more soothing cinematic experiences I’ve had this year precisely from its sense of place, examining how this location proves surprisingly fruitful in providing life’s simplest pleasures to those who live there. Read full review

Austin Considine

Sep 14, 2023

Ghosts linger, cameras linger. This is pensive, slow-slow cinema, like Bela Tarr with color but less compositional heft or, sometimes, clarity. Read full review

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