Naomi Kawase reflects on her emotional transition as she prepares to leave her foster mother, Masako, in Nara, Japan, exploring themes of familial bonds and identity.
Synopsis
Naomi Kawase reflects on her emotional transition as she prepares to leave her foster mother, Masako, in Nara, Japan, exploring themes of familial bonds and identity.
Synopsis
Naomi Kawase prepares to leave her foster mother, Masako, in Nara, Japan. As she navigates this emotional transition, the film captures their relationship through candid reflections and intimate moments. Kawase shares her thoughts on separation and the bittersweet feelings tied to moving away from a nurturing home. "Katatsumori" runs for 39 minutes and provides a look at familial bonds and the memories that shape identity.
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Why Watch
- Meet Naomi Kawase, a prominent woman director.
- See the intimate bond between Kawase and her foster mother.
- Find out how separation shapes personal identity.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Naomi Kawase in 1994.
- It has a total runtime of 39 minutes.
- The documentary features Kawase's foster mother, Masako, as a central figure.
- The film is set in Nara, Japan, where Kawase grew up.
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Who directed the documentary Katatsumori?
Naomi Kawase directed the documentary Katatsumori.
What is the duration of Katatsumori?
Katatsumori has a duration of 39 minutes.
In which country was Katatsumori produced?
Katatsumori was produced in Japan.
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