AITAI (2002 Version)
あいたい-２００２年版-
Synopsis
The title is a combination of "I want to meet you" and "靉靆 (the flow of clouds, or a lens)". A kind of fake work using old film shot 10 years after its expiration date. However the "film you don't know who belongs to" that is inserted in the middle is real. A living story that could only be realized through film. Due to the death of Kamioka, who shot most of the film, the decision was made to leave the footage alone and completely replace the monologue.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ryo Kamioka, Mikio Yamazaki
- Original Title
- あいたい-２００２年版-
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 9m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ryo Kamioka, Mikio Yamazaki
Department Leadership Roster
Ryo Kamioka
Director
Mikio Yamazaki
Director
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What is AITAI (2002 Version) about?
The title is a combination of "I want to meet you" and "靉靆 (the flow of clouds, or a lens)". A kind of fake work using old film shot 10 years after its expiration date. However the "film you don't know who belongs to" that is inserted in the middle is real. A living story that could only be realized through film. Due to the death of Kamioka, who shot most of the film, the decision was made to leave the footage alone and completely replace the monologue.
Who directed AITAI (2002 Version)?
AITAI (2002 Version) was directed by Ryo Kamioka, Mikio Yamazaki.
Who stars in AITAI (2002 Version)?
The principal cast of AITAI (2002 Version) includes Not specified.
When was AITAI (2002 Version) released and how long is it?
AITAI (2002 Version) was released in 2002 with a total runtime of 9m.