Quiet and subdued but finally heartrending, this Japanese drama by Jun Ichikawa goes bone-deep into its title character...
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Ed Gonzalez
RTSlant MagazineJan 14, 2006
Ichikawa evokes the heady and suffocating effect of the past playing irrevocable catch-up with itself.
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Kristin Tillotson
RTMinneapolis Star TribuneDec 8, 2005
An ethereal modern fable without a moral, Tony Takatani seeps into the soul and lingers. For filmgoers in search of a quietly absorbing escape, it might be the perfect holiday-movie antidote.
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Mark Schilling
RTJapan TimesMar 12, 2026
Filmed in muted colors and proceeding at a deliberate pace, “Tony Takitani” envelops us in Tony’s isolated existence with every frame.