Mariko Miyagi follows disabled children at Nemunoki School as they engage in diverse art projects that showcase their creativity.
Synopsis
Mariko Miyagi follows disabled children at Nemunoki School as they engage in diverse art projects that showcase their creativity.
Synopsis
Mariko Miyagi returns to document the lives of disabled children at Nemunoki School. The film captures their creative activities, focusing on drawing as a means of expression. Through various art projects, the children engage with their imagination and communicate their experiences. The documentary, running 86 minutes, portrays their interactions and the environment of the school. It was released in 1980, following Miyagi's earlier work.
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Why Watch
- Meet children expressing creativity through art.
- See a unique perspective on 1970s Japan.
- Find out how childhood innocence is portrayed.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Mariko Miyagi and released in 1975.
- Children Drawing Rainbows has a total duration of 86 minutes.
- The film is also known as Children Running Across the Rainbow.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the original Japanese title of Children Drawing Rainbows?
The original Japanese title is 虹をかける子どもたち (Niji o kakeru kodomo-tachi).
Who directed the documentary Children Drawing Rainbows?
Children Drawing Rainbows was directed by Mariko Miyagi.
What is the duration of the documentary Children Drawing Rainbows?
The duration of the documentary is 86 minutes.
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