Yoju MATSUBAYASHI 松林要樹
相馬看花 ―第一部 奪われた土地の記憶―
Nippon Visions ½
Amongst the many documentaries that were made after 3-11, FUKUSHIMA: MEMORIES OF A LOST LANDSCAPE is without doubt one of the most touching films. Director MATSUBAYASHI did not only approach and depict his subject matter in a most respectful way but did not hesitate to involve himself emotionally.
Related Events:
Fukushima: Memories Of A Lost Landscape (NC 2012)
Special Mention –
Nippon Visions Award
2012
相馬看花 ―第一部 奪われた土地の記憶―
Soma kanka: Dai ichi bu - Ubawareta tochi no kioku
日本 2011
109 分
製作
松林要樹
海外セールス
Tofoo Films
About Yoju MATSUBAYASHI
松林要樹
Yoju MATSUBAYASHI, born in Fukuoka in 1979, graduated in 2004 from Japan Academy of Moving Image with his film DEAR RESPECTFUL HUMANS. After graduation, he joined the Fukushima-based Peshawar-kai NGO and did relief work in Afghanistan. In 2011, his first documentary about Fukushima, FUKUSHIMA: MEMORIES OF A LOST LANDSCAPE (NC ’12), was invited to several international film festivals. THE HORSES OF FUKUSHIMA won the “Muhr Asia Africa Documentary Prize” at the Dubai International Film Festival 2013.