Over the course of one year, a camera captures the daily life of Chizuru, a woman with severe intellectual disabilities and autism, and her mother.
Synopsis
Over the course of one year, a camera captures the daily life of Chizuru, a woman with severe intellectual disabilities and autism, and her mother.
Synopsis
Chizuru lives with severe intellectual disabilities and autism. The film captures her interactions with their mother over one year. Directed by Masakazu Akasaki from Rikkyo University, the documentary uses the camera to show daily life and family dynamics without relying on words. Kaoru Iketani appears in supporting roles. The narrative conveys challenges and joys faced by families caring for loved ones with disabilities. The film is produced in Japan and runs for 79 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Chizuru and her mother in their daily life.
- Find out how a family navigates autism.
- See a unique visual storytelling approach.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Masakazu Akasaki from Rikkyo University.
- Chizuru lives with severe intellectual disabilities and autism.
- The documentary has a runtime of 79 minutes.
- The film was produced in Japan in 2011.
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Who directed the documentary Chizuru?
Chizuru was directed by Masakazu Akasaki.
What is the runtime of the documentary Chizuru?
The runtime of Chizuru is 79 minutes.
In which country was Chizuru produced?
Chizuru was produced in Japan.
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