Hirokazu Kore-eda’s live-action adaptation of the one-shot manga Look Back is a powerful reflection on the different ways art can connect us all.
Author: Yasmine Kandil
Yasmine Kandil
Yasmine Kandil is a Senior Film Critic and Editor at DiscussingFilm and works in the Production Department on Films and Television. Follow her twitter @filmwithyas to keep up with all of her work.
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