Corredor

Tetsuya Maruyama | Brazil | 2023 | 6' |

| IFFR 2026

A play on the Portuguese word for “to run”. Tetsuya Maruyama’s film, informed by his background in architecture, examines the corridor, a space many wish to eliminate when designing a home, but one that is essential for functionality and connection. A single-take meditation through time on an oft-forgotten domestic space.

– Cristina Kolozsváry-Kiss

Also in this combined programme

ANTFILM
Focus: Tetsuya Maruyama
Tiny gauge traps even tinier bodies in a tomb of tape and celluloid.
FOTOGRAFAR
Focus: Tetsuya Maruyama
A glass of water and a beam of light become the tools of diaristic self-reflection.
L.O.V.E.S.O.N.G
Focus: Tetsuya Maruyama
A found Super 8 cartridge of a vintage wedding intervened upon beyond recognition.
GIRA 2
Focus: Tetsuya Maruyama
Dual small gauge projection of the POV of bike pedals gyrating along the sand.
One more performance that unfolds a space
Focus: Tetsuya Maruyama
A film without image, a performance of space and time. What is not film?
Q&A
Focus: Tetsuya Maruyama
The simple pinhole camera renders tropical spaces to their most elemental components of light and dark.