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Date & Time December 12, 2020 (Sat) 4pm〜6pm
Venue： ONLINE
Language: Japanese / English Translation
Please register by December 10th (17:00 JST).We will send you the Zoom link by the 11th.
Winners
“A simple love story” is a documentary film that follows a not so simple love between a tomboy and transvestite man in modern day Myanmar…
This documentary focuses on a farmer, Sutrisno whose daughter, Alya, has dreadlocked hair. The documentary offers a close portrayal…
“Golek Garwo” relates the story of an elderly man, Basri, his wish to get married again, and the expectations and reality he faces. This documentary offers a different..
Thirty years ago, when she was a young child, Jenni’s father left his family to join the Burmese students fighting the military dictatorship. He was never to return…
Red Wine Chicken focuses on a Vietnamese bride, Ah Jiao, married to a Malaysian man living in Bukit Pelanduk, in the state of Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia…
vdp2020
Programming Director, “Asian Future” Section at Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) /
Professor, Japan Institute of the Moving Image, Dean of Department of Film Studies
Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival Tokyo Office
Professor, Graduate School of Global Studies, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Professor, Faculty of Sociology, Ryukoku University, Cultural Anthropology
Professor, Faculty of International Studies and Liberal Arts, St Andrew’s University, Cultural Anthropology
Associate Professor, Studies in Language and Society, Graduate School of Language and Culture, Osaka University
Professor, Department of International Relations, Faculty of Foreign Studies, University of Kitakyushu, Malaysian Studies
The Visual Documentary Project (VDP) was started in 2012 and aims to provide a platform to deepen exchanges on Southeast Asia through documentary filmmaking. It aims to supplement academic research on Southeast Asia and create bridges between filmmakers and researchers working in the region.
Each year VDP holds a call for documentaries from the region on different themes and promotes exchanges between directors, researchers and citizens. This year’s theme is LOVE.