Diary Without Words 2018
Asian Cinema
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59m
Directed by Sho Miyake | 60 mins | 2018
Catching sight of his shadow, the filmmaker holds his phone aloft and waves at himself. The final video diary assembled by Miyake tends towards a more explicitly embodied stance than previously—an intimation of the “I” behind the camera.
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