Description: A luminous exploration of one filmmaker's work by another, an artist's personal journey, a manifesto
Review Quotes: "Like a film by Ozu, Yoshida's book is a joy to revisit. One senses that it was created as a labor of love and also as a way of playing with multiple interpretations. In a way, subtle observations in Ozu's Anti-Cinema also seem to 'deny their own existence'--a stance that leaves us with tantalizing suggestions as it compels us to review the films themselves."--Linda C. Ehrlich, The Journal of Asian Studies