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Kigo

Film20137 min

Directed by Izumi Yoshida

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The film is an abstract visualization of Japanese haiku poems. The haiku used in "Kigo" show the value of the most common objects, natural phenomena whose beauty is the object of admiration. The impermanence and changeability of the seasons are elements of the changing universe - influencing our feelings, emotions and our admiration for impermanent and fleeting beauty.Read moreLess

The film is an abstract visualization of Japanese haiku poems. The haiku used in "Kigo" show the value of the most common objects, natural phenomena whose beauty is the object of admiration. The impermanence and changeability of the seasons are elements of the changing universe - influencing our feelings, emotions and our admiration for impermanent and fleeting beauty.

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The film is an abstract visualization of Japanese haiku poems. The haiku used in "Kigo" show the value of the most common objects, natural phenomena whose beauty is the object of admiration. The impermanence and changeability of the seasons are elements of the changing universe - influencing our feelings, emotions and our admiration for impermanent and fleeting beauty.

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Original Music Composer
Sebastian Ładyżyński
Director of Photography
Izumi Yoshida