Ogawa
This improv, art film was initially going to be about movement, then It became a documentary about 5 girls in Tokyo, and my travel experiences in Japan, then it evolved into an inside joke about the film, Lost In Translation. Everything in this film from the cinematography, the film editing, the sound, and every photograph was done by one man with one camera.
Assistant Editor
He feels suffocated and bothered by the small community, be it the local area or the relationships, but he also knows that there is a part of him that can be spoilt somewhere, and he cannot get out of it. This is the situation that most people today find themselves in, but this film depicts the tragedy that is caused by people who are eighteen there, in many different ways. There, victims can also become perpetrators, and perpetrators can instantly become victims, and this is clearly conveyed in the film, which is probably one of the main reasons for the use of middle-aged and older people as heavily weighted performers, which is unusual for an independently produced film.
