Film Lens
In the documentary short 'Nana,' viewers meet Rosario, a devoted mother who manages her responsibilities as a caregiver with care and dedication. The film presents scenes of Rosario preparing lunch for her son while also looking after young children Nima and Nancy. The narrative unfolds through everyday moments, such as picking the children up from school and spending time with them in the park.
The film captures the intimate interactions between Rosario and the children, emphasizing the importance of love and care in their lives. It reflects on the significant yet often overlooked contributions of caregivers like Rosario, who play a crucial role in nurturing the next generation.
Why Watch
- •Meet Rosario, a dedicated mother and caregiver.
- •See the daily life of a caregiver in Japan.
- •Find out how love shapes children's lives.
Did You Know
•The film 'Nana' was directed by Fumiya Hayakawa in 2019.
•The documentary has a runtime of 8 minutes.
•The production country for 'Nana' is Japan.
•The film features dialogue in Spanish.
Perfect For
CaregivingFamily dynamicsShort documentaries