Japan: Imaginary Visions (2011) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Japan: Imaginary Visions about?
Japan: Imaginary Visions is a documentary. Six Catalan artists present their interpretations of Japan through illustrations. The creator of Japan: Imaginary Visions seeks to find the colors, lines, and shapes depicted by these artists in Japan's actual environment. The 24-minute documentary contrasts their imaginative works with real-life scenes in Japan. It questions whether the artists' visions align with the country's current reality. The film was released in 2011 and focuses on the relationship between art and perception.
When was Japan: Imaginary Visions released?
Japan: Imaginary Visions was released in 2011.
How long is Japan: Imaginary Visions?
Japan: Imaginary Visions has a runtime of 24 minutes.
Where can I watch Japan: Imaginary Visions?
A trailer for Japan: Imaginary Visions is available on iWonder. The full film may not be available for streaming at this time. Check the film page for current availability.
What genre is Japan: Imaginary Visions?
Japan: Imaginary Visions is classified as Arts.
Is Japan: Imaginary Visions available for free?
A trailer for Japan: Imaginary Visions is available to watch on iWonder. For full film availability, check the film page.
Can I watch Japan: Imaginary Visions with subtitles?
Subtitles may be available for Japan: Imaginary Visions on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.