Hanezu (2011)
Sobre o filme
The Asuka region is the birthplace of Japan. In ancient times, there lived those who fulfilled their lives in the midst of waiting. Back then, there were three small mountains that people believed were inhabited by gods: Mt. Unebi, Mt. Miminashi, and Mt. Kagu. They still stand. In that time, a powerful official used the mountains as a metaphor for a struggle inside his own heart - the mountains were an expression of human karma. Time has passed into the present. Takumi and Kayoko, inheriting the unfulfilled hopes of their grandparents, live out their lives. Their tale continues a story of the ages, representing the uncountable souls that have accumulated in that land.
Título original: Hanezu No Tsuki
Ano: 2011
Duração: 91 min.
Gênero: Fiction
País: Japan
Cor: color
Direção: Naomi Kawase
Roteiro: Naomi Kawase
Fotografia: Naomi Kawase
Montagem: Naomi Kawase, Kaneko Yusuke, Tina Baz
Elenco: Tohta Komizu, Hako Oshima, Tetsuya Akikawa
Produtor: Naomi Kawase
Produção: Kumie Inc.
Música: Hasiken