The film industry refers to the production, distribution, and exhibition of films, encompassing a wide range of activities related to creating and showcasing motion pictures. It includes various segments such as filmmaking, where scripts are developed and movies are produced; post-production, involving editing and special effects; distribution, which involves the marketing and selling of films to theaters, television, and streaming platforms; and exhibition, where films are screened to audiences in cinemas or through other media. The film industry includes a variety of stakeholders, including writers, directors, producers, actors, cinematographers, and crews, as well as institutions such as studios, production companies, and distribution networks. It plays a significant role in cultural expression, entertainment, and the global economy, shaping audience perceptions and influencing societal trends.
"Tokyo Yohou" is a captivating anthology by Fuminori Toyama, featuring three emotive short films that explore human experiences in Tokyo. "Call My Name" portrays the nuanced emotions of a couple…