By AKIKO SUZUKI/ Staff Writer
January 19, 2021 at 07:00 JST
Lim Kahwai, the director of “Come and Go,” poses in Tokyo’s Minato Ward in November. (Akiko Suzuki)
In his latest film “Come and Go,” Malaysian director Lim Kahwai portrays Japan as a sort of transit point for foreigners as they hustle there to chase after their dreams. [Read More]
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