Naomi Kawase (Nara, 1969) Si Laurea Nel 1989 Alla Visual Arts Di Osaka

Naomi Kawase (Nara, 1969) Si Laurea Nel 1989 Alla Visual Arts Di Osaka

Naomi Kawase (Nara, 1969) si laurea nel 1989 alla Visual Arts di Osaka. Sceneggiatrice, montatrice, direttrice della fotografia e produttrice cinematografica, dopo aver realizzato numerosi documentari di carattere autobiografico, nel 1997 vince la Camera d’Or al Festival di Cannes con Mo noe suzaku, diventando la più giovane regista ad aggiudicarsi il premio per la miglior opera prima. Di seguito dirige Hotaru (2000), selezionato a Locarno, e Sharasôju (Shara, 2003), in concorso a Cannes. Nel frattempo continua a realizzare documentari. Torna al film a soggetto nel 2007 con Mogari no mori (The Mourning Forest), Grand Prix Speciale della Giuria a Cannes. L’anno seguente è la volta di Nanayomachi. È di nuovo a Cannes nel 2011 con Hanezu no tsuki, nel 2014 con Futatsume no mado (Still the Water), e nel 2015 con An (Le ricette della signora Toku). Lo scorso anno viene insignita del titolo di Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. Inoltre è fondatrice e direttrice esecutiva del Nara International Film Festival. Naomi Kawase (Nara, 1969) graduated from Visual Arts Osaka in 1989. A screenwriter, editor, cinematographer and film producer, Kawase made several autobiographical documentaries and went on to win the Caméra d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1997, for her film Mo noe suzaku (Suzaku), becoming the youngest female director to win the prize for best first film. Next she directed Horatu (2000), which premiered at Locarno, and Sharasôju (Shara, 2003), which competed at Cannes. In the meantime, she made other documentaries. She returned to fiction feature films in 2007, with Mogari no mori (The Mourning Forest), which won the Grand Prix at Cannes. After making Nanayomachi (Nanayo) the following year, Kawase returned to Cannes in 2011, with Hanezu no tsuki (Hanezu); in 2014, with Futatsume no mado (Still the Water); and 2015, with An (Sweet Bean). Last year she was named Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. Kawase is also the founder and executive director of the Nara International Film Festival. .

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