India, Jan. 29 -- A film festival

What: The Japanese Film Festival by the Japan Foundation is a celebration of contemporary and classic cinema that reflects Japan's shifting social, emotional, and cultural landscapes.

The programme spans anime, thrillers, romances, youth dramas, and political satire, spotlighting both mainstream hits and offbeat gems. This edition examines narratives of intergenerational conflict, identity, resilience, desire, and moral ambiguity, offering a textured glimpse into modern Japanese storytelling.

Highlights range from cult anime landmark Akira (1988) and the bittersweet romance 366 Days (2025) to coming-of-age favourite Teasing Master Takagi-san (2024), political caper Angry Squad: The Civil Servant and th...