Hana Sugisaki (left) and Tetsushi Tanaka in a still from Data, one of five short films in the anthology Ten Years Japan. Hana Sugisaki (left) and Tetsushi Tanaka in a still from Data, one of five short films in the anthology Ten Years Japan.
Hana Sugisaki (left) and Tetsushi Tanaka in a still from Data, one of five short films in the anthology Ten Years Japan.
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Review |
Ten Years Japan film review: anthology about how country will be in 10 years

  • Produced by Hirokazu Koreeda, five films imagine how Japanese society and politics will look a decade from now
  • Themes include the ageing crisis, digitised memories, automated education and radiation poisoning

Topic |   Asian cinema: Japanese films
James Marsh
James Marsh

Updated: 3:39pm, 19 Nov, 2018

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Hana Sugisaki (left) and Tetsushi Tanaka in a still from Data, one of five short films in the anthology Ten Years Japan. Hana Sugisaki (left) and Tetsushi Tanaka in a still from Data, one of five short films in the anthology Ten Years Japan.
Hana Sugisaki (left) and Tetsushi Tanaka in a still from Data, one of five short films in the anthology Ten Years Japan.
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