Tamashi
魂
Synopsis
In the desert of the Payahuunadü valley (the name means “land of flowing water”) of California, a father performs butoh for the first time in front of his former prodigy rock climber child. They speak to each other through their bodies to find a way to heal their relationship and the land.
Top Cast
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DMZ International Documentary Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ashima Shiraishi, Jess X. Snow
- Original Score
- Kyoko Takenaka, Nocturnal Emissions
- Original Title
- 魂
- Country of Origin
- United States of America, France
- Spoken Languages
- English, Japanese
- Runtime
- 14m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ashima Shiraishi, Jess X. Snow
Kyoko Takenaka, Nocturnal Emissions
Petrus van Staden
Cyrena Lee, Jess X. Snow
Department Leadership Roster
Ashima Shiraishi
Director
Jess X. Snow
Director
Petrus van Staden
Editor
Cyrena Lee
Producer
Jess X. Snow
Producer
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Tamashi.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Tamashi
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Tamashi about?
In the desert of the Payahuunadü valley (the name means “land of flowing water”) of California, a father performs butoh for the first time in front of his former prodigy rock climber child. They speak to each other through their bodies to find a way to heal their relationship and the land.
Who directed Tamashi?
Tamashi was directed by Ashima Shiraishi, Jess X. Snow.
Who stars in Tamashi?
The principal cast of Tamashi includes Ashima Shiraishi, Poppo Shiraishi.
When was Tamashi released and how long is it?
Tamashi was released in 2026 with a total runtime of 14m.
Who composed the musical score for Tamashi?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Tamashi was composed by Kyoko Takenaka, Nocturnal Emissions.