Hideo Kojima, the celebrated video game designer, recently showcased his love for classic cinema in a Konbini video where he recommended French films from one of Paris's oldest video rental stores. Kojima reflected on how influential '50s and '60s Japanese and French films were during his childhood, emphasizing their originality and the lasting impact they had on contemporary creators. Through his energetic presentation, he highlighted personal favorites and expressed a desire to meet renowned director Leos Carax, encapsulating his passion for filmmaking and its cultural significance.
"During my childhood, Japanese '50s and '60s movies were awesome, as were the French '50s and '60s movies, and most creators of today originate from those movies."
"The French Lumière brothers created movies about 120 years ago, and there was a golden era of French movies, Japanese movies, etc. and then Hollywood movies came in."
"Even when I rewatch them now, they are great, new, and original, so that's why I wanted to introduce these French movies to the younger generation."
"I really love his works, but I haven't met him yet, so if you are seeing this, please contact me!"
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