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# by SisterWaves | 2017-11-10 23:02 | シニア女性映画祭

2017年 10月 29日

2017 Woman's Film Festival in Osaka

San., Nov. 12 10:30 am

Title : Women Who Persist

～Talk about the Discrimination against Working Women now～

Christmas Eve of 1984, before the establishment of the Equal Employment Opportunity Law, women run the streets of Tokyo all the way to the Ministry of Labor, passing a baton of the petition for Equal Opprtunity Law in the relay race.

Thirty years have passed since then. What has changed in the women's employment situation? Why women still combat ongoing discrimination as before? (Why do women still have to keep fighting? ) This is a documentary of women's action from 30 years ago until now fighting for gender equality in the workplace.

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# by SisterWaves | 2017-10-29 16:24 | シニア女性映画祭

2017年 10月 29日

2017 Women's Film Festival in Osaka

Sun., Nov. 12 14:20 pm

Small Talk

Every morning, my mother wakes up before me, prepares my lunch, and take off.

Every evening, after eating out, my mom comes home, washes up closes her bedroom door, and is asleep by

We live in the same space, my mother and I. But for decades now, we are like strangers under one roof. The only exchanges are the meals she cooks and leaves for me on our dining room table. No hellos, no goodbyes, and no “I love you.”

Silence permeates our house as I watch her, knowing that beneath the deafening silence lies a secret that weighs heavily on her, keeping her from speaking; knowing that behind her tightly pursed lips is a shame so overbearing that it suffocates her. One day, I finally summon up the courage to sit her down and make her talk. My camera becomes a gateway and a tool in prying open the Pandora’s box and capturing my mother’s secrets.

But am I ready to hear what she has to say? Are we ready to face what’s been buried for so long?

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# by SisterWaves | 2017-10-29 15:31 | シニア女性映画祭

2017年 10月 29日

2017 Women's Film Festival Osaka Girls of a Feather　

Sat.,Nov.11 15:40 am

Girls of a Feather

A group of elderly ladies usually go on trips together. They are retired, widowed, or divorced, and some of them are childless. Their sisterhood and solidarity is stunning. In the film, we see them heading towards the fishermen’s village at Elmax in Alexandria to spend the day and eat fish; the poor fishermen have nested their houses along the water cannel which runs from the river Nile to the Mediterranean sea, and have managed to earn their livelihood from fishing. There are plans to demolish the area. Thjahe film documents the lives of those fishermen, through the eyes of the elderly ladies, before it is gone forever. The ladies sprinkle the place with love, joy and laughter, hence making it more beautiful and radiant. No wonder, for despite its marginalized status and its seeming poverty, the place is known as “Venice” to those who find it beautiful, and whose hearts throb with love for life.

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# by SisterWaves | 2017-10-29 14:31 | シニア女性映画祭

2017年 10月 28日

2017 Senior Women‘s Festival Osaka Mothers of Fukushima: Eiko & Yoshiko

sat.11.11. 10:20 am
Mothers of Fukushima: Eiko & Yoshiko

directed by Mizue Furui

Documentary /95” /2016/Japan

Eiko Kanno is a 79 year old grandmother whose life has been completely changed by the nuclear disaster in Fukushima. Her life should have been with her grandchildren but because of the disaster which caused her entire village of Iitate to be evacuated.

She now lives by herself in temporary housing.

Yoshiko Kanno and her extended family are very important to her changed life. Yoshiko Kanno lost her parents in the evacuation and she found herself living next door to Eiko Kanno. They entertain themselves by telling jokes to each other like a comedic duo.

They now live together. Eiko’s motto in life is to produce her own food. She grows a variety of vegetables; tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, soy-beans, and Japanese radish. Pickled turnips, glutinous rice balls with sweet red bean paste, and carrots with sesame sauce are on the table. They smile and declare how delicious the food is. In order to uphold their native food culture, they often visit

other areas to teach others how to make traditional food like “miso” (soy bean paste), and “Shimi

mochi”(dry rice cake). Iitate village is now slowly becoming decontaminated. There is still, however, high levels of radiation and a radically altered landscape. They continue to live with uncertainty in their future with tears and laughter

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# by SisterWaves | 2017-10-28 00:18 | シニア女性映画祭

2017年 09月 23日

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