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In the New Film Nagi Notes, Art Is a Vessel for Characters’ Desires
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Nagi Notes – first-look review
Koji Fukada explores queerness across two generations in an understated artistic drama. Japanese auteur Koji Fukada is something of a chameleon. Renowned for psychological thrillers such as Harmonium (Cannes Un Certain Regard 2016) and A Girl Missing (2019), he’s equally adept at crafting gentle character dramas, for example the Rohmerian Au revoir l'été (2013), Venice competition title Love Life (2022), and the engrossing – but fairly internati…
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