Asanoha
Synopsis
Asanoha–which translates to “hemp leaf” from Japanese–is a film projection performance and materialist film intervention utilizing the traditional geometric pattern of the same name. The six-star shape that forms the basis of the pattern is said to symbolize growth, vigor, resistance, and prosperity. The pattern is drawn and carved directly into 16mm film and presented with two film projectors.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Lynn Loo
- Original Title
- Asanoha
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 10m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Lynn Loo
Department Leadership Roster
Lynn Loo
Director
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Asanoha.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Asanoha
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What is Asanoha about?
Asanoha–which translates to “hemp leaf” from Japanese–is a film projection performance and materialist film intervention utilizing the traditional geometric pattern of the same name. The six-star shape that forms the basis of the pattern is said to symbolize growth, vigor, resistance, and prosperity. The pattern is drawn and carved directly into 16mm film and presented with two film projectors.
Who directed Asanoha?
Asanoha was directed by Lynn Loo.
Who stars in Asanoha?
The principal cast of Asanoha includes Not specified.
When was Asanoha released and how long is it?
Asanoha was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 10m.