Tokyo Stories

Go on a unique cinematic journey that will transport you through time and space to one of the great art capitals of the world with 'Tokyo Stories'. From Hokusai's delicate woodblock prints to vibrant pop art posters, a comprehensive documentary about the 'Tokyo Stories' exhibition at Oxford's Ashmolean offers a fascinating overview of 400 years of dynamic art.

This five-star exhibition captivated a diverse and young audience, revitalizing interest in Japanese art. The film, directed by David Bickerstaff and produced by Séptimo Arte, takes advantage of this platform to take the viewer on an even deeper journey into the heart of Tokyo. Over the course of 90 minutes, you will witness an intimate and detailed exploration of a city that has undergone constant transformation throughout its history. From classical prints to contemporary photography, manga and film, each art form reveals a unique facet of Tokyo's vibrant culture.

However, this film is not just a celebration of art; It is also a reflection on the complexity and beauty of a city marked by destruction and renewal. Through stunning images and captivating narration, the director immerses us in the most intimate and exciting corners of Tokyo. It is important to note that this film contains heavily sexualized images, which adds an additional layer of depth and controversy to the portrait of the city. However, this aspect does not overshadow the richness and diversity of art and culture that Tokyo has to offer.

'Tokyo Stories' is more than a movie; It is a sensory experience that will leave you amazed and reflecting on the power of art to capture the essence of a city and its people. With a stellar rating and an initial release year of 2022, this film promises to be a milestone in the world of art documentary film.