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Film premiere "Evaporation Johatsu - Die sich in Luft auflösen

Film premiere "Evaporating Johatsu - Die sich in Luft auflösen"


◆Date
November 12, 2024 at 19:00


◆Location
Japanisches Kulturinstitut
Universitätsstraße 98
50674 Köln

◆Price
Free admission

Director Andreas ・ Hartmann Arata Mori
Germany ・ Japan, 2024, 97min. original sound with German subtitles
Documentary film, 39th Munich International Documentary Film Festival / Victor Prize ( Best Film ) Winner
Two directors will be on stage for a discussion with Joachim ・ Kuhn of the distributor Real Fiction after the film screening.

About 100,000 people disappear every year in Japan, some of whom receive assistance from "night-time escape agencies. Some flee unpleasant relationships, some cannot bear great social pressure, and others try to escape from criminal entanglements. In "JÔHATSU" ( "Evaporation" ), Arata Mori and Andreas ・ Hartmann embark on a quest. Those left behind, their supporters, and those in hiding all face different challenges. New beginnings usually start with isolation. Doubts about one's own identity arise along with impatience. These two filmmakers focus on the phenomenon of evaporation, and get to the heart of human nature.

(Source: Eva Weinmann / Dokfest München)

Andreas ・ Hartmann
lives in Berlin. Potsdam-Babelsberg ・ Konrad ・ Wolf ・ studied at the University of Film and Television and the Berlin University of the Arts. Award-winning filmmaker, photographer and radio producer, nationally and internationally.

Arata Mori
studied fine arts in London and lives in Tokyo and Berlin. His work as a documentary film and television director includes art and experimental film, dance theater, corporate image film, and architecture.

Cooperation : RFF Real Fiction Film Distribution

Photography © Real Fiction Filmverleih

Established in 1969, the Japan Foundation Cologne has been creating opportunities to connect Japan and the world through "culture," "language," and "dialogue" for the German-speaking world.

  • Posted : 2024/10/21
  • Published : 2024/10/22
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