Diary Without Words 2016
Asian Cinema
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49m
Directed by Sho Miyake | 50 mins | 2016
Revealing a practice matured, the third installment in Miyake’s video diary series feels a little more playful, more exploratory, in its camera movements.
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Directed by Sho Miyake | 67 mins | 2015
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Diary Without Words 2014
Directed by Sho Miyake | 66 mins | 2014
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Directed by Sho Miyake | 76 mins | 2012
Like his 2025 Locarno Golden Leopard-winner, "Two Seasons, Two Strangers", Miyake’s melancholic feature debut—whose admirers include, notably, Ryusuke Hamaguchi—pairs untrammelled snowy landscapes with a kind of restless disaffection. In the director’s nati...
