Filmmaker and travel enthusiast Brandon Li’s latest venture ‘Tokyo Roar’ is a love letter to the world’s ultimate metropolis. This remarkable short film encapsulate’s Tokyo’s unique blend of traditional and modern, urban and nature – all in under four minutes.
But it’s not all rose-tinted positivity here. While Li’s video takes us on a winding tour of Tokyo’s dazzling streets – through pachinko parlours and hobby shops, before peeping in at bamboo groves and Shinto shrines – we also glimpse homelessness, loneliness, the grind of the daily commute.
Shot on a month-long trip to Japan, Li’s film is a beautiful, captivating look at the modern metropolis that we found ourselves watching again and again.
Check it out, and be sure to let us know what you think in the comments section.
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Brandon Li/Vimeo
Brandon Li/Vimeo
Brandon Li/Vimeo
Brandon Li/Vimeo
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Brandon Li/Vimeo
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Short film ‘Tokyo Roar’ is an arrestingly beautiful homage to the enigma that is Tokyo【Video】
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