'Uprooted' - A MiamisFF Review On Ukraine
'Uprooted' is a short film on what's happening in Ukraine as of today. This captures the emotions of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
ナオト・インティライミ冒険記 旅歌ダイアリー
Documentary to Naoto initemi, a popular singer who made a major debut in 2010. Naoto initemi, who traveled through 28 countries over 515 days before his debut, chases the situation of traveling to Africa and South America for the encounter of music again, and watches the moment when new music is born through various encounters. AP bank fes12 and Yokohama arena performance. Daisuke Ishida, who won the Japan Academy Award for Best Editing Award in "Moki", served as the first director.
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Documentary to Naoto initemi, a popular singer who made a major debut in 2010. Naoto initemi, who traveled through 28 countries over 515 days before his debut, chases the situation of traveling to Africa and South America for the encounter of music again, and watches the moment when new music is born through various encounters. AP bank fes12 and Yokohama arena performance. Daisuke Ishida, who won the Japan Academy Award for Best Editing Award in "Moki", served as the first director.
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