16th(2014)
- Opening Film (1)
- New Currents (22)
- Asian Spectrum: Camera Is My Heart! (3)
- Polemics: To love hot or to live hard (6)
- A Life In Front of the Camera: Actress in Re/Action, KAGAWA Kyoko (8)
- Queer Rainbow: Allure & Lust over Phobia (11)
- Open Cinema (4)
- Asian Short Film and Video Competition (26)
- Documentary Ock Rang Award (1)
- Multicultural Media Academy: Herstories and Visions (12)
- Special Screening: The Murmuring - Resolving History While Still Breathing (3)
- Special Screening: Barrier Free Screening, Promise for 10 Years (2)
Forty Seven
MOUE Hiroko
- Korea
- 2013
- 21min
- DCP
- color
- Documentary
SYNOPSIS
Synopsis
I am getting used to being called ‘an old woman,’ which I didn’t even respond to at first. I’ve started to accept that title more and more and now feel some physical and emotional changes in me.
PROGRAM NOTE
Synopsis
I am getting used to being called ‘an old woman,’ which I didn’t even respond to at first. I’ve started to accept that title more and more and now feel some physical and emotional changes in me.
Director
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MOUE HirokoMOUE Hiroko
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Born in 1967 in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. She participated in Media Workshop for Women Migrants at the IWFFIS in 2008, in which she directed After the Long Journey. Since then,