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Habitation as Storytelling Device in Contemporary Films Set in Tokyo

Jennifer Coates at Film Quarterly: A young woman arrives unannounced at the unresponsive door of a Tokyo apartment belonging to an older relative. She sits down outside and waits. Like the girl herself, the viewer is unsure of her welcome.

Like the girl herself, the viewer is unsure of her welcome. We know the apartment’s inhabitant to be solitary, taciturn,.

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