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In 'See Heaven', Naomi Kawase reflects on her relationship with her grandmother, who plays a significant role in her life. The film is a sequel to 'Katasumori' and captures the love and attachment between them through personal reflections and visual storytelling. Kawase invites viewers into her world, emphasizing the importance of family ties and the emotional landscape of her upbringing.
The film is 10 minutes long and produced in Japan. It features intimate moments that illustrate how her grandmother's influence shapes Kawase's identity and artistic vision. The documentary focuses on memory and connection, providing insight into the profound bond shared between Kawase and her grandmother, Uno Kawase.
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.
Perfect For
Documentary enthusiastsFans of Naomi KawaseFamily relationship themes