Two musicians in Kawasaki, Japan, aged over seventy, continue to pursue their vision of a more peaceful world through improvisational music.
Synopsis
Two musicians in Kawasaki, Japan, aged over seventy, continue to pursue their vision of a more peaceful world through improvisational music.
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Synopsis
Toshio and Shizuko Omiro have lived in Kawasaki, Japan, since 1981. Now in their seventies, they form an improvisation duo that seeks to promote peace through their music. Their approach is unconventional, often seen as inappropriate by some. The 64-minute documentary captures their unique lifestyle and artistic vision as they continue to challenge norms and express their beliefs through sound.
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Why Watch
- Meet Toshio and Shizuko Omiro in Kawasaki, Japan.
- Find out how they use music to promote peace.
- See their unique approach to improvisational music.
Did You Know
- Toshio and Shizuko Omiro have lived in Kawasaki since 1981.
- The film has a duration of 64 minutes.
- Both Toshio and Shizuko are over seventy years old.
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Who are the main subjects of the documentary Sound and Silence?
Toshio and Shizuko Omiro are the main subjects, both over seventy years old.
Where have Toshio and Shizuko Omiro lived since 1981?
They have lived in Kawasaki, Japan since 1981.
What is the duration of the documentary Sound and Silence?
The documentary has a duration of 64 minutes.
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