Review | Cannes 2026: Nagi Notes movie review – Koji Fukada ponders the meaning of art in wartime

14/05/2026 2 Views

4/5 stars

With a story driven by beautifully restrained emotions and conversations steeped in philosophical queries about the meaning and significance of art, the Franco-Japanese co-production Nagi Notes combines the best of the two cinematic worlds it was born out of.

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