Rocking chair

Film made by Shiho Kano in 2000.

Synopsis
Human eye adjusts the brightness of the light automatically, but Camera eye can control the brightness freely. Camera eye can see the darkness in the light of day, and can turn the dusk into the morning sunshine. When the white room is getting darker and lighter, you surely witness that form is sublimated.

Awards
Encouragement prize 2001 Images Festival (Toronto, Canada)
 The Best International Film Award 2001 International Short Film Festival Oberhausen (Germany)

Author: 

Shiho Kano

Year: 

2000
Technical data

Original format: 

16mm

Speed: 

24FPS

Aspect ratio: 

4:3

Colour: 

Colour

Sound: 

Optical

Length: 

13 minutes

Distribution/sales: 

Copies for rent:
Canyon Cinema
Collectif Jeune Cinema

Author(s)

  • Shiho Kano

    Shiho Kano (b.1974 in Tokyo) is a Japanese filmmaker. She graduated at Musahino Art University and then got her B.A Degree in Imaging Arts & Sciences (Tokyo, Japan) in 1997. She continued her studies at the institute of Image Forum between 1997 and 1999. Shiho Kano's work covers films, videos, video installations and photo works since 1996 and has been screened at film/video festivals and museums in over 15 countries.

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