Making 'Still Walking' (2009) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Making 'Still Walking' about?
Making 'Still Walking' is a documentary. Hirokazu Kore-eda directs "Still Walking," a film set in a coastal town in Japan that centers on a family reunion. "Making 'Still Walking'" features behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with Kore-eda and cast members Hiroshi Abe and Yui Natsukawa. The documentary details the production challenges faced by the team and Kore-eda's meticulous approach to storytelling. It offers insights into the artistic vision and personal connections that shaped the film's narrative.
When was Making 'Still Walking' released?
Making 'Still Walking' was released in 2009.
How long is Making 'Still Walking'?
Making 'Still Walking' has a runtime of 28 minutes.
What genre is Making 'Still Walking'?
Making 'Still Walking' is classified as Arts.
What topics does Making 'Still Walking' cover?
Making 'Still Walking' explores topics including family-dynamics.