A Woman Who is Beating the Earth
大地を叩く女 (Daichi o tataku onna)
Director: Tsuki Inoue
Writer: Tsuki Inoue
Cinematography: Yosuke Omori
2007 21 min.
Originally studying painting at Musashino Art University Tsuki Inoue also began writing for the school’s drama troupe. It’s this background that gives her short films both compelling visuals and powerful narrative innovations. There’s no better example of this than A Woman Who is Beating the Earth, the story of a woman who works in a deli whose imagination and musical aptitude saves her from an abusive relationship.. In its short powerhouse 21-minute running time Inoue, as Midnight Eye co-founder Tom Mes describes, “…provides further evidence that women directors hold the key to the future of Japanese film.” The judges at the 2008 Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival felt the same way and awarded the film the festivals Grand Prix Award.
Screening Time: Screening w/ Hottentot Apron: A Sketch, Friday, August 21st @ 9:40 PM



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