A video travelogue of a brief visit to Japan during the Korean-Japanese Friendship Year in 2005. Yoyogi Park houses large groups of black crows. Using audio fragments from the Nobel lecture from 1994 by the writer Kenzaburo Oe (‘Japan: the ambiguous and myself’) the Korean-born artist questions her vulnerable relationship to contemporary Japan. The sun breaks through and turns the confusion of branches into a hypnotic play of lines.
- Director
- Son Kwang-Ju
- Premiere
- World premiere
- Countries of production
- Netherlands, Korea, Japan
- Year
- 2007
- Festival Edition
- IFFR 2007
- Length
- 11'
- Medium
- Mini DV NTSC
- Language
- English
- Producer
- Son Kwang-Ju
- Sales
- Son Kwang-Ju
- Screenplay
- Son Kwang-Ju
- Cinematography
- Son Kwang-Ju
- Sound Design
- Son Kwang-Ju
- Website
- http://www.ksonimage.com