A high schooler's bicycle breaks, forcing him to push it all the way home from school. Nudged out of his usual routine by a small inconvenience, the boy encounters and exchanges words with the various people he runs into along the way. This aphoristic road movie asks you to consider the deeper meaning behind simple encounters.

Director : Sho Kurihara
Kyoto University of Arts and Design / 17min / color / JPN / ENG Sub.

SHOWTIMES

DATE/VENUE

19 MON 12：30 / 【B】Nara Machi Center : 2F
20 TUE 18：50 / 【B】Nara Machi Center : 2F

TICKET

【Early】￥1,000
【Door】￥1,300

PROFILE

Sho Kurihara

Inspired by directors such as Yasujiro Ozu, Abbas Kiarostami, and the Dardenne brothers and those who recorded daily moments of our everyday lives, I was absorbed in describing a profoundly constructed story as simply as possible in this film.
There is no space for ideology or abstraction. There is just the daily life of people living in a small town.
Please feel how these people are "living" in my film.