Shô Tsukikawa

Shô Tsukikawa, a visionary auteur in Japanese cinema, was born in the year 1975 in Yokohama, Japan. He has been actively directing since 2006, lending his visionary lens to genres such as romance and drama, with notable films like "My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday" and "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas". Although he has not garnered accolades from major film festivals, his noteworthy storytelling style has a unique blend of heart-wrenching emotions and complex character development, making his movies a must-watch for anyone seeking depth in contemporary cinema. Tsukikawa, with his quiet demeanor and thoughtful approach to filmmaking, has carved a niche for himself in Japanese cinema, often leaving audiences moved and introspective.