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World Festival of Animated Film /
short and feature film edition 6 - 11 June 2016
World Festival of Animated Film / short and feature film edition 6 - 11 June 2016
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Konigiri-Kun Okaimono / Konigiri-kun in Shopping

Films for Children Competition 1 (age: 4 - 7)

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Konigiri-Kun Okaimono / Konigiri-kun in Shopping


Mari Miyazawa

Japan / 2015 / 5' 0''



Projections


Monday, 06. 06.,
Tuškanac Cinema, 10:00 h
Thursday, 09. 06.,
Tuškanac Cinema, 12:00 h
Friday, 10. 06.,
Tuškanac Cinema, 10:00 h


Synopsis


Konigiri-kun is a small rice ball (onigiri) who lives in a food case. His head is sesame seed and black dried seaweed is his trademark. One morning, realising that his sesame seed was about to disappear, he went shopping with his pet Brorog. In front of his house, many different stores were open. While enjoying looking round all the stores, distracted by many other things, he forgot what he had gone out to buy. Will he correctly buy sesame seeds? When enthralled by fashionable and new things, and it seems like you are about to lose sight of yourself, stop and think a little. Consider what it is that can help you regain control of yourself. You will definitely find it very close to you.

Mari Miyazawa


Mari Miyazawa graduated from Nihon University, College of Art, Department of Fine Arts (1983), and from the Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media (2014). She worked as a graphic designer for computer games until 2000. Since 2002, she presents her 'oekaki bento' (kyaraben) works as an exploration of 'food art'. She had solo exhibitions in Ginza (Tokyo) and Umeda (Osaka). From 2007 she directed short animated films using food as material, aired on J:COM (Japan's largest CATV channel).

 

Director

Mari Miyazawa


Production

NHK Enterprises, Inc.


Screenplay

Mari Miyazawa


Storyboard

Mari Miyazawa


Compositing

Ryosuke Nakanishi


Sound

Katsutaka Suzuki


Music

Makio Makino


Editing

Etsuko Kimura


Animation

Mari Miyazawa


categories

Films for Children Competition 1 (age: 4 - 7)