Ten minutes capture Naomi Kawase's reflections on her close bond with her grandmother, a key influence in her life and art.
Synopsis
Ten minutes capture Naomi Kawase's reflections on her close bond with her grandmother, a key influence in her life and art.
Synopsis
Naomi Kawase reflects on her childhood in 'See Heaven', a 10-minute documentary that revisits her relationship with her grandmother, Uno Kawase. Set against the backdrop of her upbringing in Japan, the film captures intimate moments that reveal their deep bond. Through personal memories and visual storytelling, Kawase illustrates how her grandmother's presence has shaped her identity and artistic vision. This sequel to 'Katasumori' emphasizes the lasting impact of family ties on personal development.
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Why Watch
- Meet Naomi Kawase's grandmother, a key influence.
- See intimate moments of family connection.
- Find out how memory shapes identity.
Did You Know
- Naomi Kawase directed 'See Heaven' in 1995.
- The film has a runtime of 10 minutes.
- Uno Kawase is featured as a cast member alongside Naomi Kawase.
- The film is produced in Japan and is presented in Japanese.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'See Heaven'?
Naomi Kawase directed the documentary 'See Heaven'.
What is the duration of 'See Heaven'?
'See Heaven' has a duration of 10 minutes.
In which country was 'See Heaven' produced?
'See Heaven' was produced in Japan.
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