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38th Tokyo International Film Festival

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2025 Japanese film festival

38th Tokyo International Film Festival
Official poster
Opening filmClimbing for Life byJunji Sakamoto
Closing filmHamnet byChloé Zhao
LocationTokyo, Japan
Founded1985
AwardsTokyo Grand Prix:Palestine 36
Hosted by
Artistic directorKoshino Junko
No. of films184
Festival dateOpening: October 27, 2025 (2025-10-27)
Closing: November 5, 2025 (2025-11-05)
Website2025 TIFF
Tokyo International Film Festival

The38thTokyo International Film Festival took place from 27 October to 5 November 2025 atYūrakuchō-Marunouchi-Ginza area. The festival opened with 2025 Japanese biographical filmClimbing for Life directed byJunji Sakamoto about the life ofJunko Tabei. The opening was attended by the director Sakamoto,Sayuri Yoshinaga,Rena Nōnen, festival navigator Kumi Takiuchi, and other Japanese and international stars, includingTakumi Saitoh, Misato Morita, China’sFan Bingbing andPeter Chan, and French actressJuliette Binoche.[1]

Carlo Chatrian, Italian journalist, author and programmer will serve as the Jury President of international competition.[2]Chloé Zhao, Chinese-born filmmaker, andLee Sang-il, Japanese-born film director and screenwriter, were honoured with Kurosawa Akira Award for their extraordinary contributions to world cinema.[3][4]Sayuri Yoshinaga, Japanese actress and activist andYoji Yamada, Japanese film director, will be honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award.[5]

The closing ceremony was held on November 5, 2025, where the various awards were announced.Palestine 36, a 2025 historical drama written and directed by Annemarie Jacir won the Tokyo Grand Prix, while 2025 documentary filmWe Are the Fruits of the Forest byRithy Panh won the Special Jury Prize. The festival closed with the screening of an American–British co-produced historical dramaHamnet byChloé Zhao.[6]

Overview

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The film registration for the festival began in April 2025 with the closing date for submission fixed for July 7, 2025.[7]

Takiuchi Kumi was appointed this year's festival navigator. She will "navigate" the audience at official events as the face of the festival.[8]

The poster unveiled on September 19, was created by Japanese graphic designer Oshima Idea in collaboration withRikiya Imaizumi, a Japanese director. Inspired by the theme of observation and emotional connection, the poster depicts a scene set in a Tokyo café where two women discuss topics like love, war, and politics. Hoshi Moeka portrays the older woman, who complains about her boyfriend, while Ca Non, from the idol groupGang Parade, plays the younger woman who has feelings for the other woman. The poster uses black-and-white stills to reflect the subtle emotional tension between the characters.[9]

The festival unveiled the full lineup of the 38th edition in a press conference held on October 1, 2025.[10]

The festival concluded on November 5, 2025 with Michael Rivas as master of ceremonies.Yuriko Koike, Governor of Tokyo was chief guest. In this edition 184 films were screened, with 69,162 admissions. 163,009 audience attended the various events held during the festival.[11]

Juries

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Carlo Chatrian, Jury president, Main competition

The juries consists of the following members:[12][13]

Main competition

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  • Carlo Chatrian, journalist, cinema critic and artistic director – Jury president
  • Gwei Lun-mei, Taiwanese actress
  • Matthieu Laclau, Film editor
  • Takumi Saitoh, Japanese actor and filmmaker
  • Vivian Qu, Chinese film director, screenwriter and producer

TIFF Ethical Film Award

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  • Elaiza Ikeda, Philippine-born Japanese actress, fashion model and singer, President of the jury
  • Uozumi Soichiro
  • Sudo Rimi
  • Tsumura Yuka

Asian Future Jury

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Screening venues

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The following venues will host the festival screenings.[14][15]

Official Selection

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The festival from this year will consist of ten main sections.[16][17]

Opening and closing films

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Climbing for Life byJunji Sakamoto will be opening film of the festival to commemorate the 50th anniversary ofJunko Tabei's Everest achievement.[18]

English titleOriginal titleDirector(s)Production country(ies)
Opening film
Climbing for Lifeてっぺんの向こうにあなたがいるJunji SakamotoJapan
Centerpiece Screening
Tokyo TaxiTOKYOタクシーYoji YamadaJapan
Closing film
HamnetChloé ZhaoUnited Kingdom, United States

International Competition

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The main competition has 15 films vying for Tokyo Grand Prix.[19]

English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
AtropiaHailey GatesUnited States
Blonde金髪Sakashita YuichiroJapan
Echoes of Motherhood恒星の向こう側Nakagawa RyutaroJapan
Golem in PompeiAmos GitaiFrance
Heads or Tails?Testa o croce?Alessio Rigo de Righi, Matteo ZoppisItaly, United States
HenKotaGyörgy PálfiGreece, Germany, Hungary
Maria VitóriaMário PatrocínioPortugal
Morte CucinaครัวสาวPen-ek RatanaruangThailand
MotherМајкаTeona Strugar MitevskaBelgium, North Macedonia
Mother Bhumi地母Chong Keat AunMalaysia, Hong Kong, Italy, Saudi Arabia
Mothertongue春树Zhang LüChina
Palestine 36فلسطين ٣٦Annemarie JacirPalestine, United Kingdom, France, Denmark
Sermon to the VoidBoşluğa xütbəHilal BaydarovAzerbaijan, Mexico, Turkey
Take OffPengfeiChina
We Are the Fruits of the ForestNous sommes les fruits de la forêtRithy PanhCambodia, France

Gala Selection

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The following films were selected to be screened as part of the Gala Selection.[20]

English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
Blue Boy TrialIizuka KashoJapan
Bring Him Down to a Portable Size兄を持ち運べるサイズにNakano RyotaJapan / France / China
Can't Cry With Your Face君の顔では泣けないSakashita YuichiroJapan
EddingtonAri AsterUnited States
Holy Night: Demon Hunters거룩한 밤: 데몬 헌터스Lim Dae-heeSouth Korea
Love on Trial恋愛裁判Koji FukadaJapan
Night FlowerナイトフラワーUchida EijiJapan
One Last Throw栄光のバックホームAkiyama JunJapan
Rental FamilyHikariUnited States, Japan
She's Got No Name酱园弄·悬案Peter ChanChina
SirātOliver LaxeFrance, Spain
Sons of the Neon Night風林火山Juno MakChina, Hong Kong
Springsteen: Deliver Me from NowhereScott CooperUnited States

World Focus

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The following films were selected for the World Focus section, which focuses on international films.

English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
Girls on Wire想飞的女孩Vivian QuChina
Kiss of the Spider WomanBill CondonUnited States
Kopitiam DaysYeo Siew Hua, Shoki Lin, M. Rihan Halim, Tan Siyou, Don Aravind, Ong Kuo SinSingapore
The LakeLe LacFabrice AragnoSwitzerland
MagellanMagalhãesLav DiazPortugal, Spain, France, Philippines, Taiwan
Mare's NestBen RiversUnited Kingdom, France, Canada
The MastermindKelly ReichardtUnited States, United Kingdom
Tunnels: Sun In The DarkĐịa đạo: Mặt trời trong bóng tốiBui Thac ChuyenVietnam
The CaptiveEl cautivoAlejandro AmenábarSpain, Italy
DreamsMichel FrancoMexico, United States
MatadorPedro AlmodóvarSpain
The WaveLa olaSebastián LelioChile
April丟包阿公到我家Freddy TangTaiwan
Crown Shyness樹冠羞避Chang Chun-yuTaiwan
Double Happiness雙囍Joseph Chen-chieh HsuTaiwan
The Waves Will Carry Us人生海海Lau Kek-huatTaiwan
KikaAlexe PoukineBelgium, France
Vitrival – The Most Beautiful Village in the WorldVitrivalNoëlle Bastin, Baptiste BogaertBelgium
Black God, White DevilDeus e o Diabo na Terra do SolGlauber RochaBrazil
The Dragon of Wickedness Against the Holy WarriorO Dragão da Maldade contra o Santo GuerreiroGlauber RochaBrazil
Central StationCentral do BrasilWalter SallesBrazil
White HouseKasa BrancaLuciano VidigalBrazil
The Blue TrailO Último AzulGabriel MascaroBrazil, Mexico, Netherlands, Chile
Milton Bituca NascimentoFlávia MoraesBrazil

Asian Future

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The following films were selected to compete in the Asian Future section, which features films from Asian directors who have directed a maximum of three feature films.

English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
Journey into Sato TadaoTerasaki MizuhoJapan
The ChatterboxesKawai KenJapan
Far in the Middle of the EastDoor Dar Mianeh SharghArash AneesseeIran, Austria
The Greatest Funeral HitsEn Güzel Cenaze ŞarkılarıZiya DemirelTurkey
Halo헤일로Roh Young-wanSouth Korea
KiiroikoきいろいこImai MikaJapan
Linka Linka林卡林卡KangdrunChina
Noah’s Daughterدختر نوحAmirreza JalalianIran
Number 23第二十三号Xia HaoChina
The Old Man and His CarMichael KamSingapore
Tomorrow’s Min-Jae내일의 민재Park Young-jaeSouth Korea

Nippon Cinema Now

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English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
Saikai Paradise西海楽園Tsuruoka KeikoJapan
White Flowers and Fruits白の花実Sakamoto YukariJapan
In Their Traces魂のきせきKobayashi ShigeruJapan
Echoes of the OrientYang LipingJapan
All Greens万事快調〈オール・グリーンズ〉Koyama TakashiJapan
Poca PonポカポンOhtsuka Shin-ichiJapan
TimeLimitElizabeth MiyajiJapan
Lost LandHarà WatanAkio FujimotoJapan, France, Malaysia, Germany
Special screening
Dear Strangerディア・ストレンジャーTetsuya MarikoJapan, Taiwan, United States

Women’s Empowerment

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English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
100 SunsetKunsang KyirongCanada
About MeNomoto KozueJapan
Cinema JazirehKino DžazíraGözde KuralTurkey, Bulgaria, Romania
Happy Birthdayهابي بيرث دايSarah GoherEgypt
I Am NevenkaSoy NevenkaIcíar BollaínSpain, Italy
Sato and Sato佐藤さんと佐藤さんChihiro AmanoJapan
Someone Like Me像我這樣的愛情Tam Wai-chingHong Kong

Animation

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The following films were selected for the Animation section.

English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
Allah Is Not ObligedAllah n'est pas obligéZaven NajjarFrance
Angel's Egg 4K Restoration天使のたまご 4KリマスターMamoru OshiiJapan
ChaOチァオYasuhiro AokiJapan
DecoradoAlberto VázquezSpain, Portugal
I Am FrankeldaSoy FrankeldaRoy Ambriz, Arturo AmbrizMexico
The Last BlossomホウセンカBaku KinoshitaJapan

Japanese Classics

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The following films were selected for the Japanese Classics section.[21]

YearEnglish TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
1998April Story四月物語Shunji IwaiJapan
1958Conflagration炎上Kon IchikawaJapan
1985Mishima: A Life in Four ChaptersPaul SchraderUnited States, Japan
1996Shall We Dance?Shall we ダンス?Masayuki SuoJapan
1996Swallowtail Butterflyスワロウテイル?Shunji IwaiJapan

Youth

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The following films were selected for the Youth section.

English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
Mad Bills to Pay (or Destiny, dile que no soy malo)Joel Alfonso VargasUnited States
The StrangerL'ÉtrangerFrançois OzonFrance
TIFF 2025: Teens Meet Cinema - World Premiere Screening Event + TIFF Teens Cine Club 2025 PresentationTIFFティーンズ映画教室2025上映会 + TIFFティーンズ・シネクラブ2025報告会Panelists:Ikematsu Sosuke (Actor / Member of Cine Club), Dohi Etsuko (Children Meet Cinema)Japan
TIFF International Symposium on Film Education: Challenges for Film Education Networks and PractitionersTIFF映画教育国際シンポジウム2025~映画教育のネットワークと担い手の課題~Panelists: Veerle Snijders (Eye Filmmuseum), Iwasaki Yuko / Suwa Nobuhiro / Dohi EtsukoJapan

TIFF Series

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The following television series were selected for the TIFF Series section.

English TitleOriginal TitleDirector(s)Production Country
Scandal EveスキャンダルイブKanai KouJapan

Awards

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The awards were announced on November 5 in the closing ceremony:[22]

Naomi Kawase Best Actress Award winner
Chloé Zhao, Kurosawa Akira Award recipient
Sayuri Yoshinaga, Lifetime Achievement Award honree
Yoji Yamada, Lifetime Achievement Award recipient

References

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  1. ^Patrick Brzeski (27 October 2025)."Tokyo Film Festival Gets Underway With Glitzy Opening Ceremony".The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved28 October 2025.
  2. ^Abid Rahman (3 September 2025)."Carlo Chatrian Named Jury President at Tokyo Film Festival".The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  3. ^Abid Rahman (27 August 2025)."Chloé Zhao, Lee Sang-il Set for Tokyo Film Fest's Kurosawa Akira Award".The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  4. ^Hiraoka, Haruto (4 November 2025)."Kokuho' director Lee Sang-il gets Kurosawa honor at Tokyo festival".The Asahi Shimbun. Retrieved4 November 2025.
  5. ^Naman Ramachandran (21 October 2025)."Yamada Yoji to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award at Tokyo Film Festival".Variety. Retrieved22 October 2025.
  6. ^Naman Ramachandran (5 November 2025)."'Palestine 36' Wins Top Prize at Tokyo Film Festival".Variety. Retrieved5 November 2025.
  7. ^"Film Submissions Open for the 38th Tokyo International Film Festival".Tokyo International Film Festival. 7 July 2025. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  8. ^"The 38th Tokyo International Film Festival Names Takiuchi Kumi as Festival Navigator".Tokyo International Film Festival. 1 September 2025. Retrieved22 October 2025.
  9. ^"TIFF Unveils Closing Film, Gala Selection and Animation Titles with Official Poster and Trailer".Tokyo International Film Festival. 19 September 2025. Retrieved22 October 2025.
  10. ^"38th TIFF Unveils Full Lineup".Tokyo International Film Festival. 1 October 2025. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  11. ^"Grand Prix Goes to "Palestine 36″; Closing Film: "Hamnet"".Tokyo International Film Festival. 6 November 2025. Retrieved6 November 2025.
  12. ^Patrick Frater (3 September 2025)."Former Berlin, Locarno Chief Carlo Chatrian Named Jury President for Tokyo International Film Festival".Variety. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  13. ^Michael Rosser (4 September 2025)."Carlo Chatrian to lead Tokyo film festival competition jury".ScreenDaily. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  14. ^"Screening Venues".Tokyo International Film Festival. 1 October 2025. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  15. ^"Venues".Tokyo International Film Festival. 1 October 2025. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  16. ^Naman Ramachandran (1 October 2025)."Fan Bingbing's 'Mother Bhumi,' Zhang Ziyi's 'She Has No Name' Among Selections as Tokyo Film Festival Unveils Full Lineup".Variety. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  17. ^Shackleton, Liz (1 October 2025)."Tokyo Film Festival Unveils Competition Line-Up With World Premieres From Rithy Panh, Amos Gitai, Chong Keat Aun & Zhang Lu".Deadline. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  18. ^Michael Rosser (8 September 2025)."Junji Sakamoto's 'Climbing For Life' to open Tokyo film festival 2025".ScreenDaily. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  19. ^Matt Schley (1 October 2025)."Tokyo reveals lineup with Chong Keat Aun, Rithy Panh, Amos Gitai world premieres".ScreenDaily. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  20. ^Rosser, Michael (18 September 2025)."'Hamnet' to close Tokyo film festival as gala, animation line-ups revealed".Screen Daily. Retrieved7 October 2025.
  21. ^Patrick Brzeski (1 October 2025)."Paul Schrader's 'Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters' to Finally Screen in Japan After 40-Year De Facto Ban".The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  22. ^Abid Rahman (5 November 2025)."Tokyo: 'Palestine 36' Takes Grand Prix, Zhang Lu's 'Mothertongue' Wins Two Prizes".The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved5 November 2025.
  23. ^Naman Ramachandran (26 August 2025)."Chloé Zhao, Lee Sang-il to Receive Tokyo Film Festival's Kurosawa Akira Award".Variety. Retrieved6 October 2025.
  24. ^"38th Tokyo International Film Festival Lifetime Achievement Award to Honor Yoshinaga Sayuri, Star of Opening Film "Climbing for Life"".Tokyo International Film Festival. 14 October 2025. Retrieved14 October 2025.
  25. ^Shackleton, Liz (21 October 2025)."Tokyo Film Festival To Present Lifetime Achievement Award To Yoji Yamada".Deadline. Retrieved22 October 2025.

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