Synopsis
An attempt to let one's identity emerge by piercing fragments of 8mm film shot over some 20 years. The filmmaker's muttering and breathing reverberate over a series of visual images that invoke the primitive pleasure of an image coming into focus. This is a tribute to the culture of 8mm film, which is nearing its end, and a personal film directed with an approach that sets it apart from other films.
Details
- Kenji Onishi
- May 22, 2008
- Released
- Japan
- 1h 11m
Where to watch
No known streaming options in United States.
