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Harimano

2004

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A film by

Aya Tanaka
FINISHED
Color
HD
56 min
Documentary

There's a place I'm very attached to: Harimano. My father used to take me there every year to visit my grandparents. One day, I asked him why he was the only one in his family living in Tokyo. I was surprised to learn it was because of political discrimination. I never imagined such a thing existed in Japan. Wasn't he a political refugee in his own country? Suddenly, his past intrigued me. I wanted to go back to Harimano with him to understand the source of his commitment.

Credits

Director: Aya Tanaka

Cinematography: Valentine Paulus

Sound: Aya Tanaka

Sound Mixing: Manu de Boissieu

Editing: Michèle Hubinon

Music: Duke Quarcoo


Production

Cobra Films / Zeugma Films


Co-production

CBA (Centre de l'audiovisuel à Bruxelles) / Triangle7 / VOI-Sénart (TV France)


With the support of

French Community of Belgium / CNC / Procirep / AAAPA Grant / Media Program


Reviews

Harimano_01_Interview_2005.pdf


Awards

The screenplay won the Audiovisual Workshops Prize of the French Community in 2001 (AAAPA grant)


Broadcasts

Public Information Libraries (BPI - France),

TV EBS (South Korea)

VOI-Sénart


Festival(s)

Filmer à tout prix 2004 (Belgium)

Cinéma du Réel 2005 (France)

ReSisTaNcEs (France), Festiva (Seoul)

Yamagata (Japan)

Escales documentaires Festival, La Rochelle (France)

Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival (Denmark)

Attac Festival, in competition for the Henri Storck Prize

Visions du Réel, "All about me?" section, Nyon (Switzerland) 2006

Sardinia International Ethnographic Film Festival 2006

Festival des cinémas et cultures d'Asie, Lyon (France) 2006

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