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Fuku wo kirumade
Japan, 2010 Dir.: Aico Kitamura Scr.: Aico Kitamura Colour 9 mins The woman has detached herself from the outside world. For her, it is daily work to feed her bird and to look at the town from her window. Because she doesn’t go out, she does not even put on clothes. However, this daily life has ended. She has run out of the cornflakes that she eats every day. As we get up in the morning and put on clothes, we are brought to life in the social system. However, even if we manage to escape from the system, the day of our return comes.
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