Tadasuke KOTANI 小谷忠典
Origami
Nippon Docs ¾
Atsushi SUWA, a painter, is offered a contract to paint a portrait of a couple’s deceased son. In order to learn about him, he studies photos of him and draws the faces of his family and a friend, who talk about their memories. Filmmaker Tadasuke KOTANI follows this approach of the artist to create a deep, moving documentary about the power of memory.
Guests:
小谷忠典
2022年5月26日 （木）17:15
naxos.Kino
小谷忠典監督オンラインQ&A予定
世界初上映
英語字幕
2022年5月27日 （金）16:00
Mal Seh'n Kino
プロデューサーのEmi UEYAMA氏Q&A予定
世界初上映
英語字幕
Art Documentary Stories Of Youth
About Tadasuke KOTANI
小谷忠典
Tadasuke KOTANI, born in Osaka in 1977, first studied painting and then film at Visual Arts College Osaka. His directorial debut LULLABY (2002) was awarded at the Kyoto International Student Film & Video Festival. In 2008, he made his first feature-length documentary film LINE, which won the Cult Award at the 2009 Torino Film Festival. His second documentary THE CAT THAT LIVED A MILLION TIMES (2012) premiered at the Busan International Film Festival. In 2020, Nippon Connection screened his experimental feature film TAMARAN HILL (2019).