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Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration) (2021) - FAQ

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What is Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration) about?

Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration) is a short documentary. Koki Tanaka, a versatile artist known for his work in video, photography, and site-specific installation, reflects on the themes of isolation and social division during the COVID-19 pandemic. Set against the backdrop of Japan, the 2021 essay film draws from Tanaka's personal archive of footage collected during and prior to the crisis. The film engages with theories of collectivity, offering a visual commentary on contemporary societal challenges. Running for seven minutes, it was featured at the JAPAN CUTS: Festival of New Japanese Film.

When was Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration) released?

Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration) was released in 2021.

How long is Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration)?

Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration) has a runtime of 7 minutes.

What genre is Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration)?

Reflective Notes (Reconfiguration) is classified as Arts.