Short films are brief cinematic works, typically lasting from a few seconds to around 30 minutes. They tell stories or convey ideas in a compact format, often focusing on a single theme, concept, or character. Short films are used in various contexts, including festivals, competitions, and as promotional pieces. They can be animated or live-action and often serve as a platform for filmmakers to experiment with style and narrative. Due to their shorter duration, these films allow for quick storytelling and often encourage innovative and artistic approaches to filmmaking.
"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…