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Deborah S. Philips' touching analogue collage is a tribute to her deceased mother.
9'
Germany
IFFR 2024
Nishikawa Tomonari returns to IFFR with tantalising Super 16 images of fireworks at a Japanese summer festival. By delaying and separating the sonic imprints captured on the optical soundtrack area of the filmstrip, a peculiar and unique rhythm is created throughout the film, keeping the viewer both mesmerised and fascinated.
– Koen de Rooij
IFFR 2024
- 6'
- Japan
- 2023
- Director
- Nishikawa Tomonari
- Premiere
- European premiere
- Country of production
- Japan
- Year
- 2023
- Festival Edition
- IFFR 2024
- Length
- 6'
- Medium
- 16mm
- Language
- no dialogue
- Producer
- Nishikawa Tomonari
- Sales
- Nishikawa Tomonari
- Editor
- Nishikawa Tomonari
Also in this combined programme
Holographic Will
The home destabilised by outside forces of capital is accompanied by a relentless percussive rhythm.
5'
United States
IFFR 2024
I. / II. / III.
A triptych portrait of the filmmaker's father done in his ineffable style.
40'
Canada
IFFR 2024
Man of Aral
Analogue film intervenes on digital time-lapse footage of the desiccation of the Sea of Aral.
7'
Ireland
IFFR 2024
- Director
- Nishikawa Tomonari
- Premiere
- European premiere
- Country of production
- Japan
- Year
- 2023
- Festival Edition
- IFFR 2024
- Length
- 6'
- Medium
- 16mm
- Language
- no dialogue
- Producer
- Nishikawa Tomonari
- Sales
- Nishikawa Tomonari
- Editor
- Nishikawa Tomonari
Programme IFFR 2024
Short & Mid-length
Just as long as it takes. The Short & Mid-length film programme offers a unique showcase of films under 63 minutes.
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Deborah S. Philips' touching analogue collage is a tribute to her deceased mother.
9'
Germany
IFFR 2024
102 Narra
Daily life from a filmmaker's family home in Manila tenderly oscillates between personal and political.
22'
Netherlands
IFFR 2024
Ade (on a Sunday)
Two young boys follow their curiosity as they skip Sunday school.
17'
India
IFFR 2024