Nippon koku: Furuyashiki-mura

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27.03.2019

Shinsuke Ogawa 1987

Translated by

Stoffel Debuysere, Elias Grootaers, Yuichiro Onuma, Britt Stuckens, Geert van Bremen, Ingeborg Verplancke

That is how this film has come into being, I think. Everything revolved around the axis of the time that our bodies harboured. Or maybe it was the space of the village that was carved into our bodies.

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27.03.2019

The Relationship Between Seeing and Not Seeing

Shinsuke Ogawa 1986

Translated by

Elias Grootaers, Britt Stuckens, Geert van Bremen, Ingeborg Verplancke

Film is something in which you are continually shown something, isn’t it? People who watch films each understand the images from their own point of view, translating them into their own time.

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Nippon koku: Furuyashiki-mura

A Japanese Village

Shinsuke Ogawa, 1984, 210’

Kanai Katsu: Then there’s Furuyashikimura, which I really like. What was it like making a documentary after such a long time?

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