An 'inventive celebration of womanhood'

, directed by Shuichi Okita. This comedy follows three strangers who share a name — and apparently little else — in a “ wonderfully woven screenplay ” that includes “numerous pleasures … from hearty belly-laughs to heartbreaking melodrama,” a Hong Kong-based film critic wrote for Variety. The combination of tales results in a “surprising and inventive celebration of womanhood and the art of literary composition.” Watch the trailer for Satoko Always , which makes its…