A Voyage of Bun-you: Vietnam and Okinawa

Ishikawa Bunyo is a famous reporter who was stationed in Saigon during the Vietnam war and stayed there in the aftermath, photographing battles and the transition to modern Vietnam. He has also documented the presence…

Winter Garden

A postcard being sent to you who is living in her first country My friend Cecile whom 'I (the director)' met in a small city in France is someone who was adopted there and is now an artist. I heard that she was visiting…

Let's Dance

In 2009, a group of Korean obstetricians blew the whistle on their fellow doctors and hospitals that performed surgical abortions, leading to an uproar in the society. This gave various organizations such as religious…

Children of the Revolution

360 behind the Dream

Koudou no Kioku Tankou Eshi Yamamoto Sakube

Sakube Yamamoto was a coal miner and artist who captured the details of mining to leave memories to the descendants of the miners of Fukuoka prefecture so they can understand what life was like. There are interviews…

Non-Fiction Diary

Shocking confessions such as "I ate human meat" or "It's a resentment, killing wealthy people" shocked the society in the year 1994 and Kim Yeong-sam promises quick capital punishment to upright the tension of the…

Everyday Is Alzheimer's 2 The Filmmaker Goes to Britain

Sequel to the documentary on dementia that became a surprise long-running hit. Filmmaker Yuka Sekiguchi came across the term "Person-Centered Care" in the course of living with her mother Hiroko, who developed Alzheimer's…

Our Family

Here is a family struggling with an everyday battle a box of noodles disappears in a couple of days, 20kg of rice gets devoured in just a month and laundry piles up so quickly. Nothing comes in abundance, neither food…

Living with Feral Cats

Documentary that depicts stray cats, alone in birth and death, as a community and environmental problem from the vantage point of a preservationist. After her daughter got a kitten, the documentary's protagonist took…