Mark Schilling is a Senior Film Reviewer at The Japan Times and Japan correspondent for Variety. He specializes in the film industry and filmmaking while also exploring themes of travel and tourism, culture, and the environment. Mark's insights and reviews have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, Madison Magazine, and AOL, Inc.
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