

Temps Japonais
Each screening of this 72-minute film presents a unique editing version, resulting in as many interpretations as there are projections.
Synopsis
Each screening of this 72-minute film presents a unique editing version, resulting in as many interpretations as there are projections.
Synopsis
A series of brief scenes filmed in Japan unfolds in "Temps Japonais," directed by Emmanuel Fitoussi. Each screening presents a unique version of the film, as it is never edited the same way twice. The 72-minute documentary reflects the diverse moments captured by Fitoussi, creating numerous interpretations based on the viewer's experience. Each projection reveals a different arrangement of the same footage.
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