In the mountains of Japan, residents Hirotsugu Inji, Junko Koide, and Masaharu Izumi share their daily lives and relationship with the surrounding environment.
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In the mountains of Japan, residents Hirotsugu Inji, Junko Koide, and Masaharu Izumi share their daily lives and relationship with the surrounding environment.
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Naomi Kawase visits the mountains featured in her film 'Suzaku'. She focuses on the lives of local residents like Hirotsugu Inji, Junko Koide, and Masaharu Izumi. The documentary records their daily experiences and interactions with the environment. Filmed in 1998, it emphasizes their stories and how they relate to the natural world around them. Kawase captures the region's beauty and the connections that shape community identities. The documentary runs for 73 minutes and is in Japanese.
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Why Watch
- Meet local residents who inspired 'Suzaku'.
- See stunning landscapes of the Weald region.
- Find out how community shapes identity.
Did You Know
- Naomi Kawase directed 'The Weald' in 1998.
- The film has a duration of 73 minutes.
- The documentary features local residents who inspired Kawase's film 'Suzaku'.
- The film was produced in Japan.
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Who directed the documentary 'The Weald'?
Naomi Kawase directed the documentary 'The Weald'.
What year was 'The Weald' released?
'The Weald' was released in 1998.
What is the duration of the documentary 'The Weald'?
'The Weald' has a duration of 73 minutes.
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