Synopsis
Four angles of Tokyo's waterways are captured in an 11-minute short film, originally presented in a Roppongi Hills installation space.
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Synopsis
Tokyo's waterways provide a unique perspective on the bustling metropolis. Directed by Mamoru Oshii, "Tokyo Vein" captures the city's essence through a series of four angles, originally presented in a Roppongi Hills installation. The 11-minute film features music by Kenji Kawai, enhancing the visual experience. It was later adapted into a DVD, offering a condensed view that combines all angles onto a single screen. The work reflects the dynamic relationship between water and urban life in Tokyo.
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Why Watch
- See Tokyo's waterways from a unique perspective.
- Find out about the artistic installation at Roppongi Hills.
- Meet the creative vision of director 野田真外.
Did You Know
- Tokyo Vein was directed by 野田真外 in 2003.
- The film has a total duration of 11 minutes.
- It was originally shown in an installation space at Roppongi Hills.
- The DVD adaptation includes four angles captured during the exhibition.
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Who directed the documentary Tokyo Vein?
Tokyo Vein was directed by 野田真外.
What is the duration of the documentary Tokyo Vein?
The duration of Tokyo Vein is 11 minutes.
What year was Tokyo Vein released?
Tokyo Vein was released in 2003.
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