Interview with Takeshi Kushida: We can only feel our existence through our relationships with others
Born in 1982. Takeshi Kushida is a member of Pyramid Film in Tokyo. His notable films include: “Flow”(2003) First Prize – Rencontres Audiovisuelles; “Kannon” (2004) Special Mention – Wro Media Art Biennale; “Hide and Seek” (2005) Gold Prize – Bilbao International Short and Documentary Film Festival; “Reincarnation”(2008) Jury Recommended Work – Japan Media Art Festival ; “I Am a Camera” (2013) Jury Prize – Gr Movie Festival ; “The Earth was blusih” (2015) – Grand Prix – United For Peace Film Festival. “Woman of the Photographs“, which premiered at Osaka, is his feature debut.
On the occasion of “Woman of the Photographs” screening at Fantasia, we speak with him about photography and image, praying mantises, relationships in modern Japan, and many other topics.
Why did you decide to shoot a film where photography is the main element?
Because I have been thinking about the relationship between a photography and a woman for ten years. Ten years ago, I was making a poster for a...
On the occasion of “Woman of the Photographs” screening at Fantasia, we speak with him about photography and image, praying mantises, relationships in modern Japan, and many other topics.
Why did you decide to shoot a film where photography is the main element?
Because I have been thinking about the relationship between a photography and a woman for ten years. Ten years ago, I was making a poster for a...
- 8/22/2020
- by Panos Kotzathanasis
- AsianMoviePulse
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